Building Regional Strength: A Call to Action
Insights and recommendations to build healthy, thriving rural & Indigenous regions.
Rural Resources, Insights, and Collaborations by Aspen CSG and Partners
Insights and recommendations to build healthy, thriving rural & Indigenous regions.
Paper explores the divergence in nonmetropolitan and metropolitan development over the past decade by addressing three questions.
This report, "Limited Access: Health Care for the Rural Poor" by Laura Summer, published by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities in March 1991, examines the challenges rural residents, especially those with low incomes, face in accessing health care services.
Draft report of Cynthia Duncan's book Rural Poverty in America.
Report provides findings and research progress in survey of Mixtec farm workers in the Western United States.
Paper examines income variations among rural families through examining the ratio of a worker's annual earnings compared to the poverty level for a family of four.
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.
This paper analyzes the factors associated with "earnings inadequacy" in the rural U.S. between 1979 and 1987. Earnings inadequacy is defined as annual earnings that cannot bring a family of four above the poverty level, even with a year-round, full-time job.
Black Female-Headed Families in the Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan South: A Profile of Their Economic Status This study, "Black Female-Headed Families in the Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan South: A Profile of Their Economic Status" by Joyce E. Allen and Pamela K. Joshi, examines the socioeconomic characteristics of black female-headed families with dependent children in the Southern United States.
This report, "Hand in Hand: Community and Economic Development in Tupelo," by Vaughn Grisham and Rob Gurwitt, is a case study published by the Aspen Institute Community Strategies Group.