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oefenvragen rural geography
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Downloadwhy are rural areas often seen as the solution to societal challenges?
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classical view: resource area.
societal challenges today: energy security, adaptation, climate change
easy solution in rural: planting trees, windfarms -> they are expected to provide the space
are discontent and populism something rural?
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no, it is a socio-political response to a loss of structural autonomy.
When spatial planning forces a choice between staying in a declining "service desert" or completely uprooting your life for an urban center, citizens experience a loss of control over their everyday lives.
A flaw of people-based policies?
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Overestimates human mobility.
Many citizens cannot or do not want to leave their homes due to social ties, identity, family obligations, or low real estate value.
PEOPLE DON'T WANT TO LEAVE
What are the starting points of RG?
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Space and Place
why do projects not always live up to their emancipatory potential?
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projects for energy (transition) often fail to address this potential as large investors in combination with the goverments plan these projects with little to no consultation of the local communities. This often feels like a loss of autonomy for the rural community and may lead to discontent by the residents.
where does the Rural idyll come from?
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rural ideologie comes from industrial revolution → rural people started working in factories and started longing for rural areas
› The rural (re)presented as... ▪ Picturesque ▪ Harmonious ▪ Natural ▪ 'Grounded in the soil', 'rooted' ▪ Homogenous › Partial, selective and therefore distorted image of reality
Gemeinschaft
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Community characterized by close personal relationships.
Gesellschaft
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Society,
Impersonal, rational, and efficient.
The Driving Force: Kürwille (rational will) — a calculated, deliberate choice to interact with someone to achieve a specific goal (usually making money or getting a service).
Social Control: Driven by formal laws, explicit contracts, and police enforcement. If someone breaks a promise, you don't gossip — you sue them.
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classical view: resource area.
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Overestimates human mobility.
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PEOPLE DON'T WANT TO LEAVE
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why do projects not always live up to their emancipatory potential?
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rural ideologie comes from industrial revolution → rural people started working in factories and started longing for rural areas
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The Driving Force: Kürwille (rational will) — a calculated, deliberate choice to interact with someone to achieve a specific goal (usually making money or getting a service).
Social Control: Driven by formal laws, explicit contracts, and police enforcement. If someone breaks a promise, you don't gossip — you sue them.
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Oefenvragen rural geography. Zelf opgesteld uit aantekeningen en lecture slides. Niet heel uitgebreid, krijg je er gratis bij in een bundel.
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18 questions
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Nederlands
Made on
05-27-2026
Education
Universiteit / Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
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why are rural areas often seen as the solution to societal challenges?
classical view: resource area.
societal challenges today: energy security, adaptation, climate change
easy solution in rural: planting trees, windfarms -> they are expected to provide the space -
are discontent and populism something rural?
no, it is a socio-political response to a loss of structural autonomy.
When spatial planning forces a choice between staying in a declining "service desert" or completely uprooting your life for an urban center, citizens experience a loss of control over their everyday lives. -
A flaw of people-based policies?
Overestimates human mobility.
Many citizens cannot or do not want to leave their homes due to social ties, identity, family obligations, or low real estate value.
PEOPLE DON'T WANT TO LEAVE -
What are the starting points of RG?
Space and Place
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why do projects not always live up to their emancipatory potential?
projects for energy (transition) often fail to address this potential as large investors in combination with the goverments plan these projects with little to no consultation of the local communities. This often feels like a loss of autonomy for the rural community and may lead to discontent by the residents.
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where does the Rural idyll come from?
rural ideologie comes from industrial revolution → rural people started working in factories and started longing for rural areas
› The rural (re)presented as... ▪ Picturesque ▪ Harmonious ▪ Natural ▪ 'Grounded in the soil', 'rooted' ▪ Homogenous › Partial, selective and therefore distorted image of reality -
Gemeinschaft
Community characterized by close personal relationships.
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Gesellschaft
Society,
Impersonal, rational, and efficient.
The Driving Force: Kürwille (rational will) — a calculated, deliberate choice to interact with someone to achieve a specific goal (usually making money or getting a service).
Social Control: Driven by formal laws, explicit contracts, and police enforcement. If someone breaks a promise, you don't gossip — you sue them. -
morphology
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the threefold model of rural space
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What is rural?
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Urban fabric
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Planetary urbanism
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endogenous development
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merits
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just transition
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Constructivist rurality
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