Recreation, Amenity Migration and Urban Proximity

Kenneth M. Johnson · Susan I. Stewart

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Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management Rural development and sustainability

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‘This is a well-edited volume from Edward Elgar’s New Horizons in Environmental Economics series . . . One of the strengths of this book is its multidisciplinary focus with work by economists, sociologists, planners and geographers. It is also clear that, for the most part, the authors are well read across all of these disciplines . . . If you are interested in natural amenities and rural development, you should make this book a part of your permanent library.’ – Matthew Shumway, Papers in Regional Science

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