any form of industrialization leads to cultural changes which may be rapid and extensive, and provoke considerable stress. such changes are particularly extensive when developing countries are rapidly industrialized. agricultural workers who move to industrial areas may shift from barter to a monetary economy. all of this is to them an entirely new way of living and so they try to keep contact ...

Agricultural processing industry is a sector that has strong impact on agriculture and rural areas provides momentum for the development of agriculture, enhances value agricultural products as well contributes to creating more jobs increases income employees. Therefore, sustainable product indispensable in process industrialization, modernization restructuring economy. With many advantages from...

within the broader category of rural tourism, agrotourism is a type of tourism carried out in avery specific environment, mixed livestock and tillage farms. its importance resides in the fact that it offers the possibility of complementing the income generated by the farm with income generated from tourism while at the same time carrying out an activity that promotes the conservation of nature....

within the broader category of rural tourism, agrotourism is a type of tourism carried out in avery specific environment, mixed livestock and tillage farms. its importance resides in the fact that it offers the possibility of complementing the income generated by the farm with income generated from tourism while at the same time carrying out an activity that promotes the conservation of nature....

nowadays the growth of deserts is one the most important problems in iran. this phenomenon has many reasons such as growth of population, global changes in the climates and many undesirable consequences such as the erosion of agricultural soils and immigration of rural people to urban regions mainly to the capital of iran, tehran. isfahan province is one of the semi-arid and desert regions in t...

share of income inequality.1 In part, today’s rural–urban gap reflects the institutional legacies of socialism. Beginning in the 1950s, Communist Party leaders clearly separated urban and rural residents through a strictly enforced residential permit (hukou) system (see chapter 3), establishing urban and industrial development as the main objective of economic planning. Urban workers were provi...