This study contributes to a growing body of literature examining tourism and amenity-led residential development in an emerging global countryside.
At first, the monsters looked like massive, misshapen iron cages emerging from the Tuscan countryside.
Further north, we came upon the gorgeous wilderness above 140th Street, where a native countryside emerged and we imagined the island before man.
Similarly, if we are paying insufficient attention to Afghanistan, the rule of the Taliban or warlords and narcotraffickers may re-emerge and its countryside could once again offer refuge to Al Qaeda, or its successor".
Yet it will take a while not least because of India's enormous supply of ragpickers and paucity of alternative livelihoods for them.Wherever ragpickers have been retrained for the formal economy, says Suneel Pandey of the Energy and Resources Institute in Delhi, a horde of replacements emerge from the countryside to replace them on the dumps.
Patrick Kung, Philips Electronics' chairman for greater China, sees huge growth in the coming decade in what he calls the emerging markets of China -- lower-tier cities and the countryside -- while coastal cities will gradually become saturated.
Mr. Peng accused Mao of having become so out of touch with conditions in the countryside that he did not even know about problems emerging in his home county.
Whereas half of India's city-dwellers have telephones, little more than one-twentieth of people in the countryside do.Not only is there a technology gap between emerging economies and the West, and another within emerging economies: there are also surprising differences between apparently comparable emerging economies.
Perry even argues that the emerging capitalism in then-China was "more dependent on events in the countryside than on the direction of the Shanghai labor movement" (Perry 1993, 129).
Some 130km north of Kiev, Chernobyl slowly emerges from the surrounding countryside like a horror movie.
