- Teks
- Sejarah
The general objectives of the socia
The general objectives of the social economy parallel those of CBT, with both aiming to create community benefits (broadly defined as economic, social, and cultural) through a bottom-up process of local involvement in decision making, capacity building, and neoliberal economic diversification (Blackstock, 2005; Koster & Randall, 2005; Mair, 2006; Simmons, 1994). This represents a shift from the increased entrepreneurial involvement of governments in economic
development to a devolution of this responsibility to the local level and to the individual citizen (Harvey, 1989). Despite the philosophical similarities between CBT and the social economy, research into this alternate form of economic organization for the production and support of rural tourism lags. This paper considers the potential for the social economy as a way to realize CBT by investigating how social-economy enterprises are currently used within a rural Canadian context. The purpose of this paper is exploratory: to trace linkages between these two concepts and highlight specific applications. I define two broad areas where the social economy can be leveraged for rural CBT: first as a support structure for private development and second as a direct tourism product and service provider. Examples from within Canada are used to investigate benefits and constraints to the use of the social economy in a rural tourism context. This paper concludes with a discussion of the way forward—how Canadian rural communities can use these social-economy structures to facilitate rural CBT, and what the implications are for policy makers.
development to a devolution of this responsibility to the local level and to the individual citizen (Harvey, 1989). Despite the philosophical similarities between CBT and the social economy, research into this alternate form of economic organization for the production and support of rural tourism lags. This paper considers the potential for the social economy as a way to realize CBT by investigating how social-economy enterprises are currently used within a rural Canadian context. The purpose of this paper is exploratory: to trace linkages between these two concepts and highlight specific applications. I define two broad areas where the social economy can be leveraged for rural CBT: first as a support structure for private development and second as a direct tourism product and service provider. Examples from within Canada are used to investigate benefits and constraints to the use of the social economy in a rural tourism context. This paper concludes with a discussion of the way forward—how Canadian rural communities can use these social-economy structures to facilitate rural CBT, and what the implications are for policy makers.
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Tujuan umum ekonomi sosial paralel dari CBT, dengan kedua bertujuan untuk menciptakan masyarakat manfaat (luas didefinisikan sebagai ekonomi, sosial, dan budaya) melalui proses bawah-atas keterlibatan setempat dalam pengambilan keputusan, pembangunan kapasitas dan diversifikasi ekonomi neoliberal (Blackstock, 2005; Koster & Randall, 2005; Mair, 2006; Simmons, 1994). Ini mewakili pergeseran dari peningkatan kewirausahaan keterlibatan pemerintah dalam ekonomipengembangan untuk devolusi tanggung-jawab ini untuk tingkat lokal dan individu warga (Harvey, 1989). Meskipun filosofis kesamaan antara CBT dan sosial ekonomi, penelitian ke dalam bentuk alternatif organisasi ekonomi untuk produksi dan dukungan dari pariwisata pedesaan kelambatan. Makalah ini mempertimbangkan potensi ekonomi sosial sebagai cara untuk mewujudkan CBT oleh menyelidiki bagaimana sosial-ekonomi perusahaan saat ini digunakan dalam konteks Kanada pedesaan. Tujuan dari makalah ini eksplorasi: untuk melacak keterkaitan antara dua konsep ini dan menyoroti aplikasi spesifik. Saya mendefinisikan dua area yang luas dimana ekonomi sosial dapat memanfaatkan untuk pedesaan CBT: pertama sebagai struktur dukungan untuk pengembangan pribadi dan kedua sebagai penyedia produk dan layanan langsung pariwisata. Contoh dari di Kanada yang digunakan untuk menyelidiki manfaat dan keterbatasan penggunaan sosial-ekonomi dalam konteks pariwisata pedesaan. Makalah ini diakhiri dengan sebuah diskusi tentang jalan ke depan-bagaimana masyarakat pedesaan Kanada dapat menggunakan struktur sosial-ekonomi ini untuk memfasilitasi pedesaan CBT, dan apakah implikasi bagi para pembuat kebijakan.
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The general objectives of the social economy parallel those of CBT, with both aiming to create community benefits (broadly defined as economic, social, and cultural) through a bottom-up process of local involvement in decision making, capacity building, and neoliberal economic diversification (Blackstock, 2005; Koster & Randall, 2005; Mair, 2006; Simmons, 1994). This represents a shift from the increased entrepreneurial involvement of governments in economic
development to a devolution of this responsibility to the local level and to the individual citizen (Harvey, 1989). Despite the philosophical similarities between CBT and the social economy, research into this alternate form of economic organization for the production and support of rural tourism lags. This paper considers the potential for the social economy as a way to realize CBT by investigating how social-economy enterprises are currently used within a rural Canadian context. The purpose of this paper is exploratory: to trace linkages between these two concepts and highlight specific applications. I define two broad areas where the social economy can be leveraged for rural CBT: first as a support structure for private development and second as a direct tourism product and service provider. Examples from within Canada are used to investigate benefits and constraints to the use of the social economy in a rural tourism context. This paper concludes with a discussion of the way forward—how Canadian rural communities can use these social-economy structures to facilitate rural CBT, and what the implications are for policy makers.
development to a devolution of this responsibility to the local level and to the individual citizen (Harvey, 1989). Despite the philosophical similarities between CBT and the social economy, research into this alternate form of economic organization for the production and support of rural tourism lags. This paper considers the potential for the social economy as a way to realize CBT by investigating how social-economy enterprises are currently used within a rural Canadian context. The purpose of this paper is exploratory: to trace linkages between these two concepts and highlight specific applications. I define two broad areas where the social economy can be leveraged for rural CBT: first as a support structure for private development and second as a direct tourism product and service provider. Examples from within Canada are used to investigate benefits and constraints to the use of the social economy in a rural tourism context. This paper concludes with a discussion of the way forward—how Canadian rural communities can use these social-economy structures to facilitate rural CBT, and what the implications are for policy makers.
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- Gonna get in the shower I'll talk to you
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- On of my cousins
- Merasa kehilangan saat jauh darimu
- All alike were ‘believers’ or ‘Muslims’;
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- He is really interested in ancient thing
- Aku merasa kehilangan saat jauh dari mu
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- j'imagine d'habiter a france
- Sedang apa.?
