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Table 6.1
Overview of the key concepts concerning urban-rural interrelations
Concept/model
Background/focus
of the (case) study
Explicit reference to
urban-rural relations
and spaces
Space and scale
Reference to land
management
Reference to
(regional/functional)
governance
Key references
Urban-rural
relationships
(flows of goods
and people)
Relationships
between urban and
rural areas
Yes
Urban/regional
scale
Nearby spaces
No, focus is on
functions
Yes, key issues for
managing relationships
are identified
Stead (2002)
Urban-rural
interrelations
Land use and land
management
Yes
Urban/regional
scale
Nearby spaces
Yes, feasibility of
the concept for
sustainable land
management was
examined
Yes, implicit discussion
of governance
instruments
Repp et al. (2012)
The urban land
teleconnections
(ULT) and urban
telecoupling (UT)
framework
Land use change
(urban-rural)
resulting from
urbanisation links
processes and
places, allows the
consequences of
urbanisation and
land use change to
be identified, and
connects urban
functions with rural
land uses
Short distance
(peri-urban,
suburban, regional)
and long distance
(interregional and
international)
But concepts aim to
overcome the local
and global aspects of
land use change and
typical urban or rural
classifications (based
on density, form of
building space or
administrative
boundaries)
Short distance
(peri-urban,
suburban, regional)
and long distance
(interregional and
international)
No, focus is on
urbanisation
processes and land
change and related
impacts
No (ULT)
UT concepts can be
linked to government
and agency Haase (2019)
Seto et al. (2012);
Güneralp et al.
(2013); Haase
(2019)
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