The Earthscan Reader in Rural–Urban Linkages

Abstract

Part 1: Introduction * Small Urban Centres and Large Villages: The Habitat For Much of the World's Low-Income Population * Part II: Rural Urban Linkages and Livelihood Transformations * Survival and Accumulation Strategies at the Rural Urban Interface in North-West Tanzania * Changing Rural Urban Linkages in Mali, Nigeria and Tanzania * Evolving Rural Urban Relations and Livelihoods in Southeast Asia * Part III: Policies that Address, Ignore or Misunderstand Rural Urban Linkages * Transitions in Sub-Saharan Africa: Agriculture, Urbanization and Income Growth * A Regional Network Strategy for Reciprocal Rural Urban Linkages: An Agenda for Policy Research with Reference to Indonesia * The Role of Small and Intermediate Urban Centres in Regional and Rural Development: Assumptions and Evidence * The Small Town and Urban Context in China * Part 4 Mobility and Migration Between Rural and Urban Areas * Environmental Perceptions, Social Class and Demographic Change in Mexico City: A Comparative Approach * Improved Livelihoods In Improved Watersheds in India: Can Migration Be Mitigated? * Taking Advantage of Rural Assets as a Coping Strategy for the Urban Poor: The Case of Rural Urban Interrelations in Botswana * Part IV: Beyond the City Boundaries: Peri-Urban Areas and Environmental Issues * Urban Agriculture in the Metropolitan Zone of Mexico City: Changes Over Time in Urban, Suburban and Peri-Urban Areas * The Politics of Urban Rural Relations: Land Use Conversion in the Philippines * Ecological Footprints and Appropriated Carrying Capacity: What Urban Economics Leaves Out * An Overview of Urban Environmental Burdens at Three Scales: Intra-Urban, Urban-Regional and Global *

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