| A
History of the Family Farm |
RichardS. Kirkendall |
5-1 |
| Agricultural
Ethics and Economics |
Paul
B.Thompson |
5-2 |
| Conventional
versus Alternative Agriculture: The Paradigmatic Roots of
the Debate |
Curtis
E. Beus and Riley E. Dunlap |
5-3 |
| A
Quiz to Test Your Knowledge: Americans and Food |
Kathryn
L. Lipton |
5-4 |
| Agricultural
Industrialization: It=s Inevitable |
Thomas
N. Urban |
5-5 |
| Biotechnology:
The Future is Now |
Carl
Hoffman |
5-6 |
| Economy
and Pleasure |
Wendell
Berry |
5-7 |
| Rural
Areas Feel Effects of Macroeconomic Policy |
James
R. Malley and Thomas F.Hady |
5-8 |
| What
is the Payoff for Diversifying Rural Economies? |
Molly
S. Killian and Thomas F. Hady |
5-9 |
| Nonmetro
Counties Less Dependent on Farming, Manufacturing, and Mining |
Thomas
F. Hady and Peggy J. Ross |
5-10 |
| The
Wal-Martization of Rural America and Other Things |
Gary
E. Farley |
5-11 |
| AGNOTES |
J.
Joe Ford |
5-12 |
| The
Farm Crisis is a Values Crisis |
Gregory
D. Cusack |
5-13 |
| Ten
Commandments for Farm Policy- And an Eleventh |
Harold
F. Breimyer |
5-14 |
| Nonmetro
Retirement Counties= Strengths and Weaknesses |
Richerd
J. Reeder and Nina L. Glasgow |
5-15 |
| Rural
Community Development |
Gene
F. Summers |
5-16 |
| Population
Pyramid - Shawnee, Oklahoma, 1930; |
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| Population
Pyramid - Shawnee, Oklahoma, 1940; |
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| Population
Pyramid - Shawnee, Oklahoma, 1950; |
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| Indian
Population of Shawnee, Oklahoma by Decade, 1910-1980; |
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| HMB
1990 Census Report for Pottawatomie |
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5-17 |
| Small
Town in Mass Society |
Arthur
J. Vidich and Joseph Bensman |
6-1 |
| Leadership
in a Small Town |
Aaron
B. Wildavsky |
6-2 |
| The
Jello Rule: Sociologists= Study Defines Small-town Life |
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6-3 |
| Increasing
Competence in Resolving Public Issues |
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6-4 |
| The
Sound of Silence |
Larry
Lapierre |
6-5 |
| Lagging
Growth and High Poverty: Do We Care? |
Kenneth
L. Deavers |
6-6 |
| Two
Sides of the Sunbelt: Economic Development in the Rural
and Urban South |
Thomas
A. Lyson and William W. Falk |
6-7 |
| Community
Change in Rural America: Challenges for Community-Leadership
Development |
Kenneth
P. Wilkinson |
6-8 |
| Fact
Sheet: Kings and Kingmakers (An Elite Model of Public Policymaking) |
Mary
Ellen Wolf |
6-9 |
| Twenty
Guidelines For Leadership |
Petty
M. Smith |
6-10 |
| Social
Action Process Applied to Community Problem Solving |
Robert
E. Howell |
6-11 |
| Industrialization
of Heartland Agriculture |
Gary E. Farley |
6-12 |
| Rural
Community Development: Example of Applied Sociology |
Ted
Napier and Michale Carter |
7-1 |
| The
Significance of Community Development to Rural Economic
Development Initiatives |
Vernon
D. Ryan |
7-2 |
| Cooperative
Extension System National Initiatives |
U.S.
Department of Agriculture |
7-3 |
| Development:
Its Secular Past and Its Uncertain Future |
Tom
Sine |
7-4 |
| Rural
Economic Development: Blueprint for Urbanizations |
CRA
Newsletter |
7-5 |
| Who
Will Control Rural America? |
David
L. Ostendorf |
7-6 |
| Revitalizing
Rural America |
Marty
Strange |
7-7 |
| Economic
Growth in Rural America |
Glen
C. Pulver |
7-8 |
| Local
Congregations and Economic Development |
Kim
Zalent |
7-9 |
| Community-Based
Economic Development Projects are Small but Valuable |
Gary
P. Greer, Cornelia B. Flora, Jan L. Flora, and Frederick
E. Schmidt |
7-10 |
| Inspiring
Community Action: A Basic Small Town, Do-It-Yourself Approach |
R.
T. Hester |
7-11 |
| Making
the Connection Between Values and Community Development
Strategies |
A.Flaccavento |
7-12 |
| Local
Self-Development Strategies: National Survey Results |
Gary
P. Green |
7-13 |
| Fragmentation,
Moving Toward Consensus |
Ronald
D. Knutson and Dennis U. Fisher |
7-14 |
| Spatial
Redistribution of Poverty through Migration of Poor People
to Depressed Rural Communities |
Janet
M. Fitchen |
7-15 |
