Geographical Perspectives and Touristic Regions

Teaching methods:

• ex catedra
• group work
• discussion
• on-line activities
• e-learning platform
• case-study
• roundtables
• institutional visit
• video conference interaction

Assessment:

• Class participation
• Paper project
• Examination

Course literature:

• Woods M., 2005: Rural Geography,
• http://books.google.com/books?id=MQxLNwn8oF0C&printsec=frontcover&dq=woods++rural+geography&hl=sl
• Lorber L., 2008: Development changes in the agrarian sector in the Slovenian border area with Austria and Hungary after 1991, 16^th Annual Conference IGU CSRS 2008, Jaca, Spain
• Lorber L., 2006: The impact of economic restructuring on sustainable agricultural development in rural Slovenia. V: SORENSEN, Tony (ur.). 14th Colloquium of the Commission on the Sustainable Development of Rural Systems of the International Geographical Union (I.G.U.), Cairns, Australia

• Notarstefano C., 2008: Learning from the past, looking at the present, moving into the future. Leader
• Approach from Initiative to Method.
• Hesse J., 2006: The Agriculture Sector Development Programme Tanzania. Presentation to the EC
• Training Course Programmes in Rural Development, 15 to 18 May 2006, Nairobi.
• Evans, A. with L. Cabral, S. Wiggins, M. Greeley and, N. Kaur (2007): Formulating and implementing sector-wide approaches in agriculture and rural development. Synthesis Report. Overseas Development Institute/Global Donor Platform for Rural Development. 40 pp.