This study was conducted in the village of Tiéplé sub-prefecture Bouaké. It carried out through questionnaires and interviews with farmers who use construction site community college, authorities neutral persons. The objective this is to analyze impact college on peasant population. According data from study, school highly desirable because it brings parents children closer together, promotes c...

This paper conceptualises an East European type of populism that I call post-peasant. It originated in state-socialist modernisation and mobilises people who are not peasants, but nevertheless value the countryside as morally superior to a life large cities. My major contention is post-peasant emerges under specific cultural-economic conditions, among which institution ‘post-peasant house’ para...

The struggle for the recognition of indigenous rights is one of the most important social movements in Mexico. Before the 1970s, existing peasant organizations did not represent indigenous concerns. Since 1975 there has been a resurgence of indigenous movements and have raised new demands and defense of their cultural values. However, indigenous social mobilization had been laid in local and re...

The appeal of common property ideas may be traced in large measure to the fact that they seem to embody widely held values of equality. On the other hand, empirical examination of common property institutions reveals that they can coexist with significant inequality. In this paper, the relationship between common property and equality is examined. It is argued that the role of common property c...

The paper aims to look at those community-organizing phenomena that provided alternatives to officially supported, mandatory youth activities and played a vital role in the everyday life of young people in socialist Hungary in the 1970s and 80s. The urban folk dance and music revival, the so-called táncház (dance house) movement, is highlighted. The authors argue that the dance house as a subcu...

dpearl('Iitsa.LcsffcduL A story is told in China about a peasant who had worked as a maintenance man in a newly established Western missionary hospital. When he retired to his remote home village, he took with him some hypodermic needles and lots of antibiotics. Heput up a shingle, and wheneversomeone came to him with a fever, he injected the patient with the wonder drugs. A remarkable percenta...

As we know, the decentralized management of agricultural production is inconsistent with the big market and circulation in our country. Facing this situation, we suggest strong enterprise construct third party agricultural public trade platform under the guide of the government in a way of market-based operation. The drive to build such platform from government, enterprises, peasant and agricul...

The majority of rural population in China has limited access to agricultural information at present. Wanquan County was chosen as the studied area, in where the research used questionnaire to survey the current situation of peasants’ demands for agricultural information, as well as the information delivery approaches. A questionnaire was developed and data were collected from 200 peasant househ...

This article uses Bourdieu’s analysis of peasant life in the Bearn to illuminate a changing but resilient rural culture in mid-twentieth century Wales. Rather than finding their culture and language eroded by economic and social change, Welsh speaking participants in this biographical study used the education system to build upon their existing cultural capital previously cultivated through rel...