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Publisher: North Central Regional Planning Commission,
Executive Director: John Cyr
Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Duane Nellis
Provost, Kansas State University
Managing Editor: Dr. Thomas Gould
Associate Professor
Kansas State University
NCRPC
Executive Director Comments, March 2006
Policy Board
Carmen Bain
Fred Brock
John W. Carlin,
Jim Coffman
Dr. Leslie A. Duram
Cornelia Flora
Jan Flora
Lori Goetsch
Carol
Gould
James A. Guikema
Barbara Havlicek
Sue Maes
Kurt Mantonya
Vicki Luther
Pam McMichael
Gerad Middendorf
Robert C. Newhouse
Charlotte Shoup Olsen
Deborah E. Popper
Frank J. Popper
David E. Procter
Stephanie A. Rolley
Bradley Shaw
Donald D. Stull
Milan Wall
Steve White
Jeff Zacharakis
Brett Zollinger
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Call for Rural Politics and Policy
The Online Journal of Rural Research and Policy, a peer-reviewed web journal focused on the issues and policies of the Great Plains, is calling for articles addressing political science and rural communities. Suggested topics range across rural political organizations, political phenomena in rural environments, rural influence in state and federal policy, farm policy, feedyard policy, transportation, rural consolidation, environmental politics, water rights, and transmigrational communities. This is not intended as a defining list of areas. The journal is open to papers in any area dealing with rural issues. Traditional research-based articles, law and policy papers, as well as essays and "think pieces" are welcome.
Call for Rural Development Special Issue
The Online Journal of Rural Research and Policy, a peer-reviewed web journal focused on the issues and policies of the Great Plains, is
calling for research articles addressing rural development and community
sustainability. Suggested possible topics could include rural economic
growth, role of natural amenities and tourism in rural areas, rural
landscape and cultural heritage, natural resource extraction, community
development, rural population change, bio-energy production,
transmigrational integration and ethnic change, technology and rural
community social structure, and the role of agriculture in rural
development. These topics are examples, and acknowledging the
complexity of rural development, the journal is open to papers in any
area dealing with rural issues.
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