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.
Report examines development policies in less urbanized but industrialized and industrializing regions of two European countries to find out more about the successes and failures of science and technology in promoting rural development.
Report addresses gradual decline in manufacturing industry in U.S. and its role in rural economies.
Report examines the contribution of industrial change to the growth of low wage work in the rural United States.
Report summarizes the highlights of the Aspen Institute's conference, "State Telecommunications Policy," on September 26-28, 1990 at the River House Conference Center.
Report describes five basic models for delivering federal benefits, and develops thirteen criteria by which these delivery mechanisms can be evaluated.
Review of rural poverty and its historical roots in social, political, and economic inequality and current economic restructuring.
Report examines growing number of African American female-headed families in the United States.
Manual was prepared in order to present reliable and timely data as a prerequisite for sound planning and policy development.
Examine the impact of state economic development policies on small agricultural communities in six 'middle border' states, with related policy recommendations.
Paper examines how many individuals aged 16 and older earned at least some wages and salaries over the course of a year but had families which nevertheless had aggregate annual incomes which left them below the official census poverty line for a family of their size and structure.
Researchers argue that there exists a need for a national rural policy of some sort after years of solely agricultural-focused policy.
Report presents key findings of a Public Voice nationwide study that sought to examine the access to supermarkets in rural America.
