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Bridging the Development Gap: Community and Industry Development in Rural Australia

  • Year: 2005
  • Author: Eversole, Robyn; Martin, John
  • Journal Name: Sustaining Regions
  • Journal Number: Vol. 5, No. 1
  • Country: Australia

Discusses the 'development gap' that is both pervasive and counter-productive for any pursuit of economic and social equity. As long as this gap persists, economic goals are seen in isolation from other community goals, and non-economic community needs and aspirations remain disconnected from sources of economic prosperity.

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