Rural Reconciliation Project
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Pursuing a new path forward through an honest accounting of rural past and present. Hosted by @Anthony_Schutz, @ShoemakerJess, @UNLCollegeofLaw
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Joined September 2020
One last digest before we take a short summer publishing break! Our latest dives into @kenanfikri's research on why some US counties remain persistently poor—even when jobs are growing. Find out more here:
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How should water rights evolve in the US West given an ongoing "megadrought" and the rapid urbanization of the region? Our latest digest looks at a recent piece by Stephanie Stern & A. Dan Tarlock on how federal policy changes could address current needs.
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Check out our digest sharing the 5 key principles Anne N. Sosin and Elizabeth A. Carpenter-Song identify in their recent work offering new directions for policy, practice, and research to reverse the decline of rural public health:
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Check out our digest of Forrest Hisey, Melissa Heppner, and Andrea Olive’s qualitative study on how social acceptance and material resources complicate the return of bison to the Canadian plains. Read more on how land, animals, and history intersect:
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Our first roundup of the summer shares recent scholarship including @faieta_elena, Zhexin Feng, and Michel Serafinelli on rural employment trends, Shivalika Madgulkar and @Jampel_D_A on land grabbing, plus news, a webinar rec, and upcoming events:
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Our digest of @DeanKronkWarner and Jesús A. Salazar's article on shared stewardship shares their insights on the role of tribal governments in the management of U.S. public lands and identifies opportunities for future collaboration.
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Our latest digest shares the work of Matthew M. Brooks, @JTomMueller, Brian C. Thiede, and Daniel T. Lichter examining the underappreciated role of diversity in nonmetropolitan areas and identifying patterns underlying recent changes to rural demographics.
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How might we understand the place-based policy efforts of the Biden administration? Our digest on.@grete_rural's taxonomy of ‘Bidenomics’ classifies 4 major policy types targeting regional inequality and is a great place to start:
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This week's digest features an examination of the statistics of winning and losing adverse possession claims on US forestland by Hui Wang and Changyou Sun:
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Our latest digest shares the work of Mathilde Cohen and Amy Cohen using Maine's 2021 constitutional amendment to a right to food to explore what happens when the idea of a right to food is framed as a personal liberty.
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Our latest digest highlights the work of @DrX_Adunlap, Benjamin K. Sovacool, and @bojnovak, considering the impact rapid spread of solar panel projects have on often overlooked rural people and the desert habitat they call home.
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This month's roundup shares scholarship by @emily_reisman, Madeleine Fairbairn, @ZeniaKish on agrarian platform capitalism, news and commentary on recent rural-related happenings, @FargenWalsh's map of news access across the state of Nebraska, and more!
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This week's digest shares the work of @jcallahanbryant and @J_Farrell urging a closer look at conservative thought in relation to the natural environment and the theoretical underpinnings of its connection to nature.
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What role can technology play in maintaining social cohesion in rural communities? Our latest digest features Rita Helena Phillips' closer look into community relationships in Upper Austria during the lockdowns of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Our newest digest highlights the work of @AshwoodLoka, @aimee_imlay, Lindsay Kuehn, Allen Franco, and Danielle Diamond offering the first analysis and guide to the right-to-farm laws adopted by states across the country.
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Wondering about the state of rural journalism? Check out our latest digest featuring the research of @FargenWalsh, Mildred F. Perreault, @GregPerreault, and @rmoon, exploring how rural journalists report on the environment to their communities.
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New roundup highlights research on public health resilience, placed-based policies (by @grete_rural), and the right to food, in addition to sharing recent news, an upcoming "Shaping the Future of Food" webinar, and a podcast rec from @UNLGreatPlains.
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Check out our latest digest sharing work by @bd_highsmith on how regulation of the railroad industry in the 19th century offers insights into addressing the location incentive megadeals of today.
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New digest features the work of Astrid Cullmann, Julia Rechlitz, Greta Sundermann, and @n_waegner analyzing the costs of removing nitrates from the public water supply in Germany. Read more here:
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Rescheduled - due to winter weather conditions, this play reading and discussion is moved to March 11. Join us then! Details:
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