Reviving villages – a proposal for a concept and identification. A methodological approach

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The methodological paper proposes a new concept of a reviving village and research methods to identify it. “Reviving” entails various symptoms of increasing intensity in socio-economic processes in areas which have long been in decline, and have been classified as problem regions with signs of marginality and peripherality. To identify the reviving villages we used a combination of diverse datasets and sources of information (i.e. statistical databases, cartographic materials, field research). We critically assessed the available data pointing out to its limitations. The new methodology was tested in the borderland of the Kłodzko region in the Sudetes Mountains (Poland). Proposed research procedure can be applied to any other marginal, depopulating rural areas to identify their potential current transformations.

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Latocha, A., Szmytkie, R., Sikorski, D., Tomczak, P., Kajdanek, K., & Miodońska, P. (2021). Reviving villages – a proposal for a concept and identification. A methodological approach. Geographia Polonica, 94(1), 5–27. https://doi.org/10.7163/GPol.0191

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