Mining the Heartland: Nature, Place, and Populism on the Iron Range
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Mining the Heartland: Nature, Place, and Populism on the Iron Range

by Erik Kojola

Sociology regional history Environmental Studies
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Mining the Heartland explores how nature and place influence populism on the Iron Range. Erik Kojola examines the region’s landscapes, identity, and political life, offering a focused study of the connections between environmental experience and social belonging in a distinctive part of the American heartland.

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Mining the Heartland examines the relationship between nature, place, and populism on the Iron Range.

Erik Kojola focuses on the region’s landscapes and the meanings attached to them.

The book considers how place and environmental experience connect with political identity in the American heartland.

It offers a focused study of the Iron Range and the forces shaping its public life.

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