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Deregulating 'the rural'; threatening land management regime. Experiences of space in the Tuscan countryside

In this research the relationships between landownership and the use of rural land are investigated and analyzed through an empirical study, conducted in Tuscany, which was based on interviews with landowners. Through the development of farmers' typologies, the results highlight a general process of decoupling from farming, which appears through 'disinvestments' in farming activity and changing the intended uses of rural land and buildings. The dynamic of liberalization (and urbanization) of rural space arises challenges to the future of land management system, which seems to be going to suffer a process of restructuring.

preprint2011arXivOpen access

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