The Development of Agriculturein the Siberian Communities of Russia

Zemfira Kalugina; Olga Fadeeva

doi:10.2478/v10130-011-0003-2

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The Development of Agriculturein the Siberian Communities of Russia

Eastern European Countryside

Volume 17 (2011): Issue 2011 (January 2011)

By: Zemfira Kalugina and Olga Fadeeva

Open Access

|Mar 2012

Abstract

Having many years' experience in rural studies, the authors propose their own understanding of the Siberian communities' future assuming the multifunctional character of rural communities and multiplicity in the rural economy and way of life as well as considering an objective to develop human resources as a priority. Three correlated issues are under study: is a rural territory homogeneous as a subject for strategic planning, what is the object for strategic planning in rural communities and should the paradigm of strategic development be inevitably changed from a medium-range perspective to a long-range one?

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