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10 How People Make a Living in Rural America
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David A. McGranahan
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- List of Figures xi
- List of Tables xiii
- Acknowledgments xv
- Introduction 1
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Part I: Who Lives in Rural America Today?
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New Directions in Population Change and Diversity
- 1 Unpredictable Directions of Rural Population Growth and Migration 19
- 2 African Americans in Rural America 32
- 3 American Indians 43
- 4 Latinos in Rural America 57
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Reshuffling and Remaking Rural Families
- 5 What Do Rural Families Look Like Today? 73
- 6 Older Rural Families 86
- 7 Rural Children and Youth at Risk 97
- 8 Rural Women 109
- 9 Rural Poverty 118
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Part II: A Transformed Rural Economy
- 10 How People Make a Living in Rural America 135
- 11 Who Benefits from Economic Restructuring? 152
- 12 Commuting 166
- 13 Continuities and Disjunctures in the Transformation of the U.S. Agro-Food System 177
- 14 Tourism and Natural Amenity Development 190
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Part III: The Rural Community: Is It Local? Is It a Community?
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Perspectives on Community
- 15 Community Agency and Local Development 203
- 16 Social Capital 214
- 17 Civil Society, Civic Communities, and Rural Development 228
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The Social Institutions That Maintain and Reproduce Community
- 18 The Global/Local Interface 241
- 19 Competition, Cooperation, and Local Governance 252
- 20 Religion 262
- 21 Promoting Educational Achievement 273
- 22 Rural Health Policy 290
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Part IV: People and the Environment: Tough Tradeoffs in an Era with Vanishing Buffers
- 23 Transforming Rural America 305
- 24 Community and Resource Extraction in Rural America 317
- 25 Fur, Fins, and Feathers 329
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Part V: Changing National and International Policies: New Uncertainties and New Challenges
- 26 What Role Can Community Play in Local Economic Development? 343
- 27 Devolution 353
- 28 Welfare Reform in Rural Areas 363
- 29 The Impact of Global Economic Practices on American Farming 375
- 30 Catalytic Community Development 385
- Conclusion 397
- References 407
- Contributors 473
- Index 481
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- List of Figures xi
- List of Tables xiii
- Acknowledgments xv
- Introduction 1
-
Part I: Who Lives in Rural America Today?
-
New Directions in Population Change and Diversity
- 1 Unpredictable Directions of Rural Population Growth and Migration 19
- 2 African Americans in Rural America 32
- 3 American Indians 43
- 4 Latinos in Rural America 57
-
Reshuffling and Remaking Rural Families
- 5 What Do Rural Families Look Like Today? 73
- 6 Older Rural Families 86
- 7 Rural Children and Youth at Risk 97
- 8 Rural Women 109
- 9 Rural Poverty 118
-
Part II: A Transformed Rural Economy
- 10 How People Make a Living in Rural America 135
- 11 Who Benefits from Economic Restructuring? 152
- 12 Commuting 166
- 13 Continuities and Disjunctures in the Transformation of the U.S. Agro-Food System 177
- 14 Tourism and Natural Amenity Development 190
-
Part III: The Rural Community: Is It Local? Is It a Community?
-
Perspectives on Community
- 15 Community Agency and Local Development 203
- 16 Social Capital 214
- 17 Civil Society, Civic Communities, and Rural Development 228
-
The Social Institutions That Maintain and Reproduce Community
- 18 The Global/Local Interface 241
- 19 Competition, Cooperation, and Local Governance 252
- 20 Religion 262
- 21 Promoting Educational Achievement 273
- 22 Rural Health Policy 290
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Part IV: People and the Environment: Tough Tradeoffs in an Era with Vanishing Buffers
- 23 Transforming Rural America 305
- 24 Community and Resource Extraction in Rural America 317
- 25 Fur, Fins, and Feathers 329
-
Part V: Changing National and International Policies: New Uncertainties and New Challenges
- 26 What Role Can Community Play in Local Economic Development? 343
- 27 Devolution 353
- 28 Welfare Reform in Rural Areas 363
- 29 The Impact of Global Economic Practices on American Farming 375
- 30 Catalytic Community Development 385
- Conclusion 397
- References 407
- Contributors 473
- Index 481