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© 1986 Oxford University Press and the Foundation for the European Review of Agricultural Economics

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Spain: Rural development under rapid depopulation*

FELISA CENA1 and JOSE LUIS FERNANDEZ-CAVADA2

1University of Cordoba Spain
2Department of Agricultural Economics, Polytechnical University of Madrid Spain

Summary

The concept of ‘development’ was introduced in the Spanish economic literature and in the policy debate during the 1950s. The most relevant literature may be grouped under the headings‘Traditional Agriculture in Transition’. ‘Impact of Economic Development in Rural Areas’, ‘Migrations’ and ‘Family Agriculture’. Those areas of study form the framework of this review. The most significant factor in Spanish rural development is a rapid depopulation of rural areas, during the 1960s and 1970s, coinciding with signifcant nation-wide industrialization resulting in general economic development.


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