Migration has become an integral part of modern life. Due to political, socio-economic, environmental factors, migration flows are increasing every year. One the key areas research remains issues adaptation and integration migrants, since nature migrants depends on social development well-being both themselves host society. The purpose this article is study features adaptive strategies foreign ...

Areas with low levels of transformation are alternative destinations for tourists who prefer to visit nonmassified places and have singular experiences. The benefits these microdestinations their local populations, traditional products, landscapes, heritage, which, in turn, allow the cultural gastronomic roots be witnessed. Based on this assumption, present research investigated landscape prefe...

Agritourism has been widely discussed in the literature. As range of options for its interpretation increased, studies have come to focus their objectives on systematization, evaluated with respect nature interactions between tourists and agriculture, level contact agricultural activities, authenticity experience. Adding this complexity is association agritourism experiences related agri-food s...

We have combined genetic experiments and a targeted misexpression approach to examine the role of the gap gene giant (gt) in patterning anterior regions of the Drosophila embryo. Our results suggest that gt functions in the repression of three target genes, the gap genes Krüppel (Kr) and hunchback (hb), and the pair-rule gene even-skipped (eve). The anterior border of Kr, which lies 4-5 nucleus...

The paper addresses the position of peripheral areas fì-om both a local and a global perspective. It is argued that the drive towards a network economy ofien global in nature has far reaching implications for the economie and geographical profile of border regions. The paper starts off fi-om a theoretical perspective and shows that modem network theory in combination with transaction tost theor...