TOWARD THE PUBLIC INTEREST: REDEFINING RURAL POLICY NEEDS

John Dinse

Review of Policy Research, 1982, vol. 2, issue 1, 33-42

Abstract: From the perspective of a political theorist, the author advances a basic concept of the public interest derived from the work of Brian Barry. Policies for rural areas are too often monopolized by agricultural income support programs which go to an assignable interest. They, however, do little to benefit or advantage the bulk of the rural populations whose interests are quite heterogenous.

Date: 1982
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