Zwischen Idylle und Innovation

Thematisieren bäuerliche Lebenswelten: Symposiums-OrganisatorInnen Anja Eder, Franz Höllinger, Sabine Haring, Eva-Maria Griesbacher und Eduard Ulreich

Institut für Soziologie veranstaltet Symposium zu bäuerlichen Lebenswelten in Österreich

Bio-Boom oder Bauernsterben, ländliche Idylle oder Massentierhaltung, heile Welt oder harte Arbeit: LandwirtInnen, ihre Lebensbedingungen und ihre Zukunftsperspektiven stehen gestern und heute im Mittelpunkt eines Symposiums der Uni Graz. Präsentiert werden die Ergebnisse eines umfangreichen Forschungsprojekts unter der Leitung von Franz Höllinger. Mittels Fragebögen, qualitativen Interviews und Gesprächen mit Drei-Generationen-Familien wurde die Situation der BäurInnen in Österreich erhoben. Im Mittelpunkt standen Themen wie der Betrieb und sein ökonomisches Umfeld, Berufszufriedenheit und soziale Identität sowie Familienleben und Generationenbeziehungen. Heute haben die TeilnehmerInnen die Gelegenheit, Anregungen und Lösungsansätze für ein gutes Leben am Bauernhof zu formulieren.

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