Whose Countryside? Contested Development in the New Rural Recreational Localities in Czechia from the Perspective of the Countryside Capital / Čí venkov? Problematika rozvoje v nových rekreačních lokalitách v Česku z perspektivy venkovského kapitálu

Hana Horáková

doi:10.2478/euco-2013-0002

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Whose Countryside? Contested Development in the New Rural Recreational Localities in Czechia from the Perspective of the Countryside Capital / Čí venkov? Problematika rozvoje v nových rekreačních lokalitách v Česku z perspektivy venkovského kapitálu

European Countryside

Volume 5 (2013): Issue 1 (March 2013)

By: Hana Horáková

Open Access

|Feb 2013

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