Abstract
The seventh and last chapter of the book is a more substantial and summarized presentation of the new proposed relationship between the rural and the entrepreneurial. This leads to an indication of potential lines along which it may be feasible to fulfill the compelling challenge to develop new sets of specific developmental notions for future rural development. The most important finding of this chapter belongs to the illustrated electromagnetic role of development agencies, which are considered to be the linking pin of the new proposed rural-entrepreneurial relationship. Radical changes in economic development have always involved the perception of new orders and attention to the development of new rural ways of using entrepreneurship that are appropriate to the development of such order. The author dedicates this chapter to a discussion of certain features of both rural and entrepreneurial aspects of economic development that can help provide some insight into what is meant by perception and communication of a new sustainable rural order.