Pluriactivity as a livelihood strategy in Irish farm households and its role in rural development

Sociologia Ruralis

Volumn 40, Issue 4, 2000, Pages 481-496

  Kinsella, Jim ^a   Wilson, Susan ^a   De Jong, Floor ^b   Renting, Henk ^b  

^a UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN   (Ireland)

^b WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITY   (Netherlands)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

AGRICULTURAL LABOR; HOUSEHOLD INCOME; OFF-FARM EMPLOYMENT; RURAL DEVELOPMENT; RURAL ECONOMY;

IRELAND;

EID: 0033677114     PISSN: 00380199     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1111/1467-9523.00162     Document Type: Article

References (39)

1. Arkleton Trust (1985) Part time farming in the rural development of industrialised countries. Report of a seminar in 1983 (Langholm)
2. Barlett, P. F. (1986) Part-time farming: saving the farm or saving the lifestyle? Rural Sociology 51
3. Bateman, D and C. Ray (1994) Farm pluriactivity and rural policy: some evidence from Wales. Journal of Rural Studies Vol. 10 No.1 1-13
4. Bogue, P.P. (1995) An examination of part-time farming in Ireland. M.Agr.Sc thesis. Department of Agribusiness, Extension and Rural Development, Faculty of Agriculture (Dublin: University College Dublin)
5. Broek, H.P. Van der (1998) Labour, networks and lifestyles: survival and succession strategies of farm households in the Basque Country. PhD Thesis Wageningen University
6. Carney, D. ed. (1998) Sustainable rural livelihoods: what contribution can we make? (London: DFID)
7. Chambers, R. and G. Conway (1992) Sustainable rural livelihoods practical concepts for the 21st Century. Institute of Development Studies Discussion Paper No. 296 (University of Sussex)
8. Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural Development (1999) Ensuring the future. A strategy for rural development in Ireland. A white paper on rural developmen. (Dublin: Stationery Office)
9. Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural Development (2000) Agri Food 2010: Main Report (Dublin: Stationery Office)
10. Eikeland, S. (1999) New rural pluriactivity? Household strategies and rural renewal in Norway. Sociologica Ruralis 39 (3)
11. Etxezarreta, M. (1985) La agricultura insuficiente. La agricultura a tiempo parcial en España (Madrid: MAPA)
12. European Commission (1996) The Cork declaration: A living countryside. Report of the European Conference on Rural Development. Cork, Ireland
13. European Commission (1997) The agricultural situation in the European Union (Brussels: Commission of the European Community)
14. European Commission (1999) CAP reform: A policy for the future. Directorate General for Agriculture (Brussels: Commission of the European Community)
15. Fuller, A.M. (1990), From part-time farming to pluriactivity a decade of change in rural Europe. Journal of Rural Studies 6
16. Gasson, R. (1988) The economics of part-time farming (Longman)
17. Gidarakou, I. (1990) Part time farming and reproduction. The case of two communities in central Greece. Sociologia Ruralis 30 (3/4) pp. 292-304
18. Jervell, A.M., (1999) Changing patterns of family farming and pluriactivity. Sociologica Ruralis 39 (1)
19. Jong, F. de (2000) Between the jigs and the reels: Pluriactivity on the farms of Killanena, West Ireland. Unpublished MSc Thesis (Wageningen: Wageningen University)
20. Kada, R. (1980) Part-time family farming: off-farm employment and farm adjustments in the United States and Japan (Tokyo: Center for Academic Publications Japan)
21. Kinsella, J., P. Bogue and J. Mannion (2000) Rural renewal through business development by dairy households. Paper presented to the Agricultural Economics Society of Irelanc, Dublin, February 21
22. Kinsella, J. et al. (1999) Creating a new future for dairy farm households - a key element of rural renewal. Department of Agribusiness, Extension and Rural Development. Faculty of Agriculture (Dublin: University College Dublin)
23. Knickel, K. and H. Renting (2000) Methodological and conceptual issues in the study of multifunctionality and rural development. Sociologia Ruralis 40 (4) pp. 512-529
24. Knickel, K. (2000) Co-operative milk production and pluriactivity in Odenwald. IMPACT Working Paper DE4 (Frankfurt: IfLS)
25. Mannion, J., J. Kinsella, and P. Bogue (2000) The Leader community initiative: Lessons and possible applications for the. EU pre-accession countries. Paper prepared for the Third World Bank - FAO EU Accession workshop. Sofia. Bulgaria. June 17-20
26. Lafferty, S., P. Commins and J.A. Walsh (1999) Irish agriculture in transition. A census atlas of agriculture in the Republic of Ireland (Dublin: Teagasc)
27. Marsden, T. (1990) Towards a political economy of pluriactivity. Journal of Rural Studies 6 (4) pp. 375-382.
28. McEvoy, O. (1999) Impact of REPS - Analysis from the national farm survey (Dublin: Teagasc)
29. McKinnon N. et al. (1991) Pluriactivity, structural change and farm household vulnerability in Western Europe. Sociologica Ruralis 31 (1)
30. Munton, R.J., S.J. Whatmore and T.K. Marsden (1989) Part time farming and its implications for the rural landscape: a preliminary analysis. Environment and Planning A 21, pp.523-536
31. Phelan, G. and J.P. Frawley, (2000) Off-farm employment: Present position and recent trends. Paper presented to the Agricultural Economics Society of Ireland Symposium, 17 April
32. Ploeg, J.D. van der et al. (2000) Rural development: From practices and policies towards theory. Sociologia Ruralis 40 (4) pp. 391-408
33. Primdahl, J. (1999) Agricultural landscapes as production and living places: On the owner's versus producer's decision making and some implications for planning. Landscape and Urban Planning 46 (1-3) pp. 143-150
34. Renting, H. and R. van Broekhuizen (1995) Plattelandsontwikkeling aan de basis (Wageningen: WAU)
35. Scoones, I. (1998) Sustainable rural livelihoods: A framework for analysis. IDS Working Paper. No. 72 (Brighton: IDS)
36. Sheeny, S.J. and D. O'Connor, (1999) The future of Irish agriculture. Report prepared for the Houses of the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Agriculture, Food and the Marine (Dublin: Stationery Office)
37. Teagasc (1999) Nationalfarm survey 1998 (Dublin: Teagasc)
38. Vries, W.M. de (1993) Farming with other gainful activities in the Netherlands. Sociologia Ruralis 33 (2) pp. 190-202
39. Whyte, N. and J. Phelan, (1998) A rural living - myth or reality: Roscommon rural household study