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In large part this was because census of population data for counties and rural places were the most accessible data sources for characterizing rural communities and farm structures. Even by the end of the twentieth century there remains a significant relationship between rural population and community...
I didn't know much about other countries but I came to be more interested in___through making friends from different places,which made me aware of many different and sometimes hard-to-understand customs. Furthermore,I was surprised to see myself thinking more about my own culture and realize...
Aging Populations and Rural Places: Impacts on and Innovations in Land Use PlanningRecent demographic trends highlight the increased prevalence of older populations in rural America. The trends result from multiple demographic patterns, such as being 'left behind' as younger......
But research has shown that growing up in America's Heartland can put students at a disadvantage when it comes to their college education.This,in turn,can hinder (to make it difficult for something to develop or succeed )their social mobility....
The vast, rural stretches of the United States have, in many ways, defined the American spirit. Up until the 20th century, the majority of Americans lived in the countryside, in what's called "Middle America" or "the Heartland". But research has shown that growing up in America's Heartla...
“We have our own perceptions of different places and different people but I feel like when we come together like this and we talk face to face, there is always a connection,” Rojas said. “Even if we disagree on maybe our political views or whatever, we can...
Rural North America has undergone a major economic transformation over the past century due to labor-saving technological progress, reductions in transport costs, and rising household incomes. The results are greater rural economic diversity, selected rural population decline, increased rural-urban interdep...
Dunkley, Cheryl Morse 2007 Risky Geographies: Teens, gender, and rural landscape in North America. Gender, Place & Culture 11(4):559-‐579.Dunkley, C. M. (2004). Risky geographies: Teens, gender, and rural landscapes in ...
While most people live in urban areas, most places in America are still rural. It has been argued that differences between rural and urban areas are important because they can inform both the theories and the methods we use to understand crime and justice. However, both the size of rural ...