CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ROMANIAN RURAL AREA IN A EUROPEAN CONTEXT

Tabita Cornelia Adamov, Tiberiu Iancu, Luminița Pîrvulescu, Elena Peț, Nicoleta Mateoc-Sîrb, Cosmin Sălășan, Lucian Pascariu

Abstract


The complexity of the economic, social and ecological characteristics of the rural environment determines deep implications in the substantiation of sustainable rural development policies. The rural area occupies an important place in the history, civilization and national identity of the Member States of the European Union, both in terms of economic and social dimensions and the cultural and ecological dimensions. Thus, in the sustainable development policy of the European Union, the rural area occupies an important place, the future of the EU being marked by the sustainable use of the rural area.

Keywords


rural area; economic social and cultural dimension

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