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Stefan Becker and Regina Grajewski presented the implementation cost analysis approach at a workshop of the EU CAP network.

A recent magazine article co-authored by Johannes Wegmann draws parallels between coal phase out and peatland rewetting.

In a joint paper with the ILS – Research Institute for Regional and Urban Development, now published in the Journal of Rural Studies, Annett Steinführer, Aura Moldovan, and Joachim Kreis analyse how internal migration patterns in Germany have changed and which reasons are decisive move to rural…

A board for playing crossword with keywords of migration research.

In an interview with agrarheute, Andreas Klärner from the Thünen Institute of Rural Studies states: there are regional differences in services of general interest and quality of life, but no fundamental urban-rural divide.

Blick von oben auf ein kleines Dorf das von grönen Feldern umgeben ist.

Thünen study on the geography of discontent at the conference “Unfinished Statebuilding and Contested Democracies”

Frederik Beinvogl, co-author of the Thünen study, presents the study in Dubrovnik

The Institute of Rural Studies is strongly represented at this year's 35th International Geographical Congress in Dublin (Ireland).

The Thünen Institute is expanding its cooperative relationships in spatial research: The Thünen Institutes of Rural Areas and of Rural Economics are now part of the Leibniz R Research Network.

In a recent statement, the German Advisory Council of Rural Development (SRLE) at the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture recommends a quick implementation of the recently adopted Federal Government's Democracy Strategy and gives further advice with respect to rural areas.

Members of the Advisory Council deliver the statement to the BMEL representative

New publication in the International Journal of Qualitative Methods

In a recent statement, the German Advisory Council of Rural Development (SRLE) at the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) explains how the opportunities for people and communities associated with the expansion of renewable energies can be better exploited.

Large wind turbines stand in the middle of many yellow-brown fields and a few trees

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How to measure administrative simplification?

Can coal phase-out provide a blueprint for rewetting of peatlands?

Urban-rural migration: A decisions in favour of “the rural” or against “the urban”?

‘In general, rural areas are not being left behind’

Thünen study on the geography of discontent at the conference “Unfinished Statebuilding and Contested Democracies”

Research findings on rural areas at the International Geographical Congress, 25-30 August 2024

Thünen Institute is included in the Leibniz Research Network “Spatial Knowledge for Society and Environment – Leibniz R”

Strengthening democracy in rural areas: SRLE recommendations

The mobility interview: Triangulating interview and global positioning system data to explore the role of mobility in everyday life

Expansion of wind energy and photovoltaic systems: Taking advantage of opportunities for rural areas

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