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Stockdale, Aileen – Journal of Rural Studies, 2006
Migration from and to depopulating areas is related to the prospects for rural economic regeneration. The focus is on whether or not migration processes give rise to the necessary human capital required for successful endogenous development. Data from Scottish case studies pertaining to in-, out- and return migrants are analysed. Only by leaving…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Migration, Rural Economics, Rural Areas

Summers, Gene F.; Hirschl, Thomas A. – Journal of the Community Development Society, 1985
In this article, the relationship between community economic development and transfer payments is considered. It is argued that fundamental restructuring of society is changing the context for community economic development. Possible local strategies to capture cash transfers are discussed, including successful examples of development based on…
Descriptors: Banking, Community Development, Economic Development, Income
Smith, Eldon D. – 1978
In evaluating the impacts of increased industrialization on small rural communities, some factors to consider are: how much employment and income will go to local people; will industry alleviate poverty; how will income benefits be distributed; and how will industry change community values, local politics and volunteer organizations, local…
Descriptors: Community Benefits, Community Change, Community Characteristics, Community Services