Rural Resources, Insights, and Collaborations by Aspen CSG and Partners
Insights and recommendations to do rural development and rural health differently—moving collectively toward equitable rural development with projects grounded in place and a people-centered vision of community impact.
Paper outlines efforts by the Rural Economic Policy Program to qualitatively expand base of knowledge about rural conditions relating to labor and income distribution.
Paper argues that researchers and policymakers should take what was then a renewed interest in poverty and welfare reform to direct increased attention to rural poverty.
Report outlines ways States can stimulate business development by nurturing and rewarding entrepreneurial activity.
This paper examines the role of new businesses in rural areas and how policy can promote the creation of businesses or reduce the barriers to their success.
Book is a record of the International Symposium on National Perceptions and Political Significance of Rural Areas held at the Aspen Institute's Wye Woods Conference Center on November 18-20, 1988.
Executive summary of study on automation and automation related work in the southern United States.
Full study on automation and automation related work in the southern United States.
Paper examines the characteristics of Urban Development Action Grants (UDAGs) to rural communities.
This book examines trends in rural economic growth strategies, provides literature review of previous policy approaches, and strategies for future growth.
Paper seeks to dispel myths about willingness to work among rural poor.
Paper entails a MACED researcher's findings and policy solutions relating to economic stagnation in Appalachia.
Research findings on poor economic conditions and issues of educational attainment in Kentucky's 5th Congressional District, one of the lowest performing districts in public education in the U.S. at the time.
