Paul Milbourne is at the Countryside and Community Research Unity, Cheltenham, and Gloucester College of Higher Education.

• Introduction - challenging the rural - representation, power and identity in the British countryside, Paul Milbourne; re-negotiating the boundaries of race and citizenship - the Black Environmental Network, Phil Kinsman; the march of the earth dragon - a new radical challenge to traditional land rights in Britain? Nick Fiddes; environmental "others" and "elites" - rural pollution and changing power relations in the countryside, Susanne Seymour, Philip Lowe, Neil Ward and Judy Clark; the beleaguered "other" - Hunt followers in the countryside, Graham Cox and Michael Winter; poverty, deprivation and marginalization in the British countryside, Paul Milbourne; New Age travellers in the countryside - incomers with attitude, Jim Davis; diverging voices in a rural Welsh community, Noragh Jones; from cream-making to coq au vin - finding images in rural Devon, Jacqueline Sarsby; women and rurality - gendered experiences of "community" in village life, Annie Hughes; "others" in the rural - leisure practices and geographical knowledge, David Crouch.

Paul Milbourne is at the Countryside and Community Research Unity, Cheltenham, and Gloucester College of Higher Education.

• Introduction - challenging the rural - representation, power and identity in the British countryside, Paul Milbourne; re-negotiating the boundaries of race and citizenship - the Black Environmental Network, Phil Kinsman; the march of the earth dragon - a new radical challenge to traditional land rights in Britain? Nick Fiddes; environmental "others" and "elites" - rural pollution and changing power relations in the countryside, Susanne Seymour, Philip Lowe, Neil Ward and Judy Clark; the beleaguered "other" - Hunt followers in the countryside, Graham Cox and Michael Winter; poverty, deprivation and marginalization in the British countryside, Paul Milbourne; New Age travellers in the countryside - incomers with attitude, Jim Davis; diverging voices in a rural Welsh community, Noragh Jones; from cream-making to coq au vin - finding images in rural Devon, Jacqueline Sarsby; women and rurality - gendered experiences of "community" in village life, Annie Hughes; "others" in the rural - leisure practices and geographical knowledge, David Crouch.

Paul Milbourne is at the Countryside and Community Research Unity, Cheltenham, and Gloucester College of Higher Education.

• Introduction - challenging the rural - representation, power and identity in the British countryside, Paul Milbourne; re-negotiating the boundaries of race and citizenship - the Black Environmental Network, Phil Kinsman; the march of the earth dragon - a new radical challenge to traditional land rights in Britain? Nick Fiddes; environmental "others" and "elites" - rural pollution and changing power relations in the countryside, Susanne Seymour, Philip Lowe, Neil Ward and Judy Clark; the beleaguered "other" - Hunt followers in the countryside, Graham Cox and Michael Winter; poverty, deprivation and marginalization in the British countryside, Paul Milbourne; New Age travellers in the countryside - incomers with attitude, Jim Davis; diverging voices in a rural Welsh community, Noragh Jones; from cream-making to coq au vin - finding images in rural Devon, Jacqueline Sarsby; women and rurality - gendered experiences of "community" in village life, Annie Hughes; "others" in the rural - leisure practices and geographical knowledge, David Crouch.