Rethinking Rural

1. Local development and sustainability of rural systems: an integrated, multidisciplinary perspective<br><br>Part 1. Assessing the evolution of rural systems: theory and practice<br>2. Monitoring the Impact of Climate Change on Social and Economic Activities over time and space<br>3. Life under climate change: unravelling socioeconomic and bio-geophysical drivers of change in evolving Mediterranean landscapes<br>4. Coca cultivation and deforestation in Colombia: a paradigmatic example of unsustainable (local) development<br>5. Land consumption and food safety<br>6. The role of wildfires in rural development<br>7. Zoonosis and rural farming spaces evolving toward peri-urban<br><br>Part 2. Traditional and advanced tools for monitoring rural systems<br>8. Territorial indicators: toward an integrated analysis<br>9. Monitoring Forest Cover from a mix of Data Sources: A contribution to Landscape Analysis<br>10. Monitoring wildfires from a socioeconomic perspective: a spatially augmented Zipf&rsquo;s law tells you more<br>11. Monitoring natural habitats<br><br>Part 3. Evaluating, understanding and planning socio-economic complexity in rural districts<br>12. Planning and policy of sustainable land management<br>13. Envisaging and planning Natural Disasters during the era of crisis in Greece<br>14. Resilience, indicators and policy evaluation: Monitoring EU-PNRR strategy in Italy<br>15. Data matters: Estimating monetary costs of a process of Environmental Degradation<br>16. Tourism Insurance and Socio-demographic Contexts in Iran: A Delphi Panel