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050 00 $aHN59.2$b.C435 2003
245 00 $aChallenges for rural America in the twenty-first century /$cedited by David L. Brown and Louis E. Swanson with assistance from Alan W. Barton.
260 $aUniversity Park :$bPennsylvania State University Press,$cc2003.
300 $aix, 513 p. :$bill. ;$c24 cm.
490 1 $aRural studies series
500 $a"Sponsored by the Rural Sociological Society"--p. [4] of cover.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [407]-472) and index.
505 50 $gPART I: WHO LIVES IN RURAL AMERICA TODAY? --$tUnpredictable directions in rural population growth and migration /$rKenneth M. Johnson --$tAfrican Americans in rural America /$rRosalind P. Harris,$rDreamal Worthen --$tAmerican Indians: their contemporary reality and future trajectory /$rAngela A. Gonzales --$tLatinos in rural America /$rRogelio Saenz,$rCruz C. Torres --$tWhat do rural families look like today? /$rKatherine MacTavish,$rSonya Salamon --$tOlder rural families /$rNina Glasgow --$tRural children and youth at risk /$rDaniel T. Lichter ... [et al.] --$tRural women: new roles for the new century? /$rAnn R. Tickamyer,$rDebra A. Henderson --$tRural poverty: the persisting challenge /$rLeif Jensen ... [et al.] --$gPART II: A TRANSFORMED RURAL ECONOMY --$tHow people make a living in rural America /$rDavid A. McGranahan --$tWho benefits from economic restructuring? Lessons from the past, challenges for the future /$rWilliam W. Falk,$rLinda M. Lobao --$tCommuting: a good job nearby? /$rLeanne M. Tigges,$rGlenn V. Fuguitt --$tContinuities and disjunctures in the transformation of the U.S. agro-food system /$rFrederick H. Buttel --$tTourism and natural amenity development: real opportunities? /$rRichard S. Krannich,$rPeggy Petrzelka --$gPART III: THE RURAL COMMUNITY: IS IT LOCAL? IS IT A COMMUNITY? --$tCommunity agency and local development /$rA.E. Luloff,$rJeffrey C. Bridger --$tSocial capital /$rCornelia Butler Flora,$rJan L. Flora --$tCivil society, civic communities, and rural development /$rThomas A. Lyson,$rCharles M. Tolbert --$tThe global/local interface /$rAlessandro Bonanno,$rDouglas H. Constance --$tCompetition, cooperation, and local governance /$rMildred E. Warner --$tReligion /$rLeland Glenna --$tPromoting educational achievement: a partnership of families, schools, and communities /$rLionel J. Beaulieu ... [et al.] --$tRural health policy /$rLois Wright Morton --$gPART IV: PEOPLE AND THE ENVIRONMENT: TOUGH TRADEOFFS IN AN ERA WITH VANISHING BUFFERS --$tTransforming rural America: the challenges of land use change in the twenty-first century /$rDouglas B. Jackson-Smith --$tCommunity and resource extraction in rural America /$rLynn England,$rRalph B. Brown --$tFur, fins, and feathers: whose home is it anyway? /$rSteven E. Daniels,$rJoan M. Brehm --$gPART V: CHANGING NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL POLICIES: NEW UNCERTAINTIES AND NEW CHALLENGES --$tWhat role can community play in local economic development? /$rGary Paul Green --$tDevolution: who is responsible for rural America? /$rJeffrey S. Sharp,$rDomenico M. Parisi --$tWelfare reform in rural areas: a voyage through uncharted waters /$rJulie N. Zimmerman,$rThomas A. Hirschl --$tThe impact of global economic practices on American farming /$rPhilip McMichael --$tCatalytic community development: a theory of practice for changing rural society /$rKenneth E. Pigg,$rTed K. Bradshaw.
650 0 $aSociology, Rural$zUnited States.
650 0 $aRural development$zUnited States.
651 0 $aUnited States$xRural conditions.
700 1 $aBrown, David L.$q(David Louis),$d1945-
700 1 $aSwanson, Louis E.
700 1 $aBarton, Alan W.
710 2 $aRural Sociological Society.
830 0 $aRural studies series (University Park, Pa.)
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