Rural America in a Globalizing World: Problems and Prospects for the 2010's (Rural Studies)
This book delves into the problems and prospects for rural America in the 2010s, set against the backdrop of globalization. Part of the Rural Studies series, it examines economic, social, and environmental challenges while exploring pathways for resilience and growth in rural communities. Authored by Elizabeth Ransom, it provides essential perspectives on sustaining rural vitality.
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Rural America in a Globalizing World addresses the evolving landscape of rural areas in the United States during the 2010s. It focuses on the impacts of globalization on rural economies, societies, and environments.
The book, part of the Rural Studies series, analyzes problems such as economic shifts, population changes, and resource management in rural settings. It highlights prospects for sustainable development and adaptation strategies.
Authored by Elizabeth Ransom, the work provides insights into how rural communities navigate global influences. It emphasizes the need for policy considerations to support rural vitality in a connected world.
Overall, the text offers a comprehensive look at the dynamics shaping rural America's future amid broader global trends.
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