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北海道畑作地帯における農村発展の基礎となる農家世帯員と世帯外部との関わり : 所属組織・交友関係・地域への所属意識の視点から

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Title: 北海道畑作地帯における農村発展の基礎となる農家世帯員と世帯外部との関わり : 所属組織・交友関係・地域への所属意識の視点から
Other Titles: A Sense of Region among Members of Farm-Households in Hokkaido Okhotsk Region
Authors: 棚橋, 知春1 Browse this author
Authors(alt): Tanahashi, Tomoharu1
Issue Date: 31-Dec-2020
Publisher: 北海道大学大学院農学研究院
Journal Title: 北海道大学農經論叢
Journal Title(alt): The Nokei Ronso : The Review of Agricultural Economics, Hokkaido University
Volume: 74
Start Page: 47
End Page: 55
Abstract: The subject of this paper is to clarify the current state of social relationships between farm household members and those outside the household in Hokkaido. We conducted interviews with farmers in three categories. The first category is the status of participation in agriculture-related organizations/groups, as well as the local community. The third category is about the sense of belonging to the region. The survey revealed the following points. Farm household members of different generations participate in different numbers of agricultural and administrative organizations. The manager generation is representative of both management and households. Therefore, the number of participants will increase. On the other hand, the participation level will decrease significantly after retirement. The amount of interaction with friends was relatively low between generations. The most common answer when asked where they think they belong was “former agricultural cooperative” in the region. This geographical area often overlaps with former municipalities. In general, men are more involved in external groups in the successor and manager generation. However, after retirement, the difference sharply narrows or reverses. Through participation in external groups, farm household members tend to have a sense of belonging to the region. Therefore, the younger generation has a sense of belonging to a wider region.
Type: bulletin (article)
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2115/81633
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