Rural America
At Carsey, interdisciplinary teams conduct research on changing rural communities with special attention to how environmental stewardship, local energy production, and cultural development can revitalize these communities and the families in them. Carsey researchers develop valuable tools and build knowledge to help a wide variety of stakeholders--from development practitioners to policy makers and the media--understand how different rural areas experience social and economic change. Raising awareness and understanding about conditions in rural America is the first step to building constituencies and policies that will push for needed rural reform.
A key component of Carsey’s rural America work involves purposeful collaboration between university researchers and community development practitioners to improve understanding of the factors involved in successful development interventions and the ingredients needed to take them to scale.
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Recent Publications
National
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Kenneth M. JohnsonMarch 14, 2013
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Jessica D. Ulrich-SchadFebruary 26, 2013
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Wendy Walsh, Marybeth MattinglyJanuary 22, 2013
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Justin R. YoungNovember 13, 2012
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Beth Mattingly, Jessica Bean, Andrew SchaeferSeptember 20, 2012
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Douglas Gagnon, Marybeth J. MattinglyJuly 17, 2012
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Suzanne Graham, Lauren E. ProvostJune 19, 2012
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Kristin Smith, Andrew SchaeferJune 12, 2012
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Marybeth J. Mattingly, Wendy A. WalshMay 30, 2012
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Jessica BeanMay 22, 2012
Research Experts
Leif Jensen
Daniel T. Lichter
Ann Tickamyer
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