The new equine economy in the 21st century / / edited by Céline Vial, Rhys Evans.

• Superior document: EAAP Publication ; Number 136
• TeilnehmendeR: Vial, Céline,; Evans, Rhys,
• Place / Publishing House: Wageningen, Netherlands : : Wageningen Academic Publishers,, 2015.; ©2015
• Year of Publication: 2015
• Language: English
• Series: EAAP publication ; Number 136.
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (265 p.)
• Notes: Includes index.

Table of Contents

Part 1. Introduction; Introduction to the new equine economy in the 21st century; R. Evans; Part 2. Impact studies; 1. Economic impact of equestrian events, examples from France; C. Vial1,2*, E. Barget3 and F. Clipet2,3; 2. Input-output analysis of the Swedish and Norwegian horse sectors: modelling the socio-economic impacts of equine activities; G. Lindberg1, A. Spissøy2 and Y. Surry3*; 3. The 2012 Kentucky Equine Survey: importance and impact of the equine industry in Kentucky

R.J. Coleman1, M.G. Rossano1, C.J. Stowe2*, S. Johnson2, A.F. Davis2, J.E. Allen IV2, A.E. Jarrett2, G. Grulke3, L. Brown4 and S. Clark4Part 3. Economic opportunities; 4. Jobs in the French equine sector; C. Cordilhac* and C. Abellan; 5. The equine business: the spectacular growth of a new equine segment market in France; G. Grefe and S. Pickel-Chevalier*; 6. Initial approach to define the potential market of recent biotechnologies in the sport horse industry: the case of cloning; A. de Paula Reis; Part 4. Socio-economic challenges

7. 'Great recession' impacts on the equine industry in the United KingdomC. Brigden*, S. Metcalfe, S. Mulford, L. Whitfield and S. Penrice; 8. Equine entrepreneur's well-being; T. Thuneberg* and T. Mustonen; 9. How can horse business professionals adapt to new consumer demands in equine services?; S. Pussinen* and T. Thuneberg; Part 5. Social economy of the equine sector; 10. Does age and horse ownership affect riders' motivation?; J. Wu*, G. Saxena and C. Jayawardhena; 11. A comparative study into the impact of social media in the equine and agriculture industries; C. Martlew

12. The acceptance of complementary therapies amongst equine communities and what therapists need to knowJ. McKeown; Part 6. Governance issues; 13. The relationship between the government and the horse industry: a comparison of England, Sweden and the Netherlands; G.K. Crossman1* and R.E. Walsh2; 14. The French horse industry in 2030: scenarios to inform decision-making; C. Jez1*, B. Coudurier2, M. Cressent3, F. Mea4, P. Perrier-Cornet5 and E. Rossier4; Part 7. Horses and sustainable development

15. Sustainable development and equids in rural areas: an open challenge for the territory cohesionN. Miraglia; 16. Roles of horses on farm sustainability in different French grassland regions; G. Bigot1*, S. Mugnier2,3, G. Brétière1, C. Gaillard2,3 and S. Ingrand3; Part 8. The case of horse meat; 17. Promoting slaughtering of horses and consumption of horsemeat - ethical horse keeping and meat production; M.T. Saastamoinen; 18. Horse meat production and characteristics: a review; W. Martin-Rosset1* and C. Trillaud-Geyl2; Part 9. National reports - the horse in the national economy

19. The new equine economy of Iceland