Proceedings – Rural and Agricultural Conferences

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2010

Farming, finance and the global marketplace - a symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, June 8-9, 2010

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2004, articles May

New governance for a new rural economy: reinventing public and private institutions: a conference summary pp. 1-7

Mark Drabenstott, Nancy Novack and Stephan Weiler

New governance in action: the Minnesota Arrowhead model pp. 9-24

Joseph M. Sertich

New governance in action: the Minnesota Arrowhead model: discussion pp. 25-28

Moderator and Mark Drabenstott

Assessing the state of rural governance in the United States pp. 29-47

Charles W. Fluharty

Assessing the state of rural governance in the United States: discussion pp. 49-51

Moderator and Mark Drabenstott

Building the Austin technology cluster: the role of government and community collaboration in the ‘human capital’ pp. 53-71

Pike Powers

Building the Austin technology cluster: the role of government and community collaboration in the ‘human capital’: discussion pp. 73-74

Moderator and Gary Gorshing

Discovering a new Indiana economy: the role of higher education pp. 75-83

Martin C. Jischke

Discovering a new Indiana economy: the role of higher education: discussion pp. 85-90

Moderator and Gary Gorshing

Creating new rural development strategies: the role of nonprofits pp. 91-100

Karl N. Stauber

Creating new rural development strategies: the role of nonprofits: discussion pp. 101-103

Moderator and Gary Gorshing

Innovating public and private institutions: general discussion pp. 105-111

Gary Gorshing

New opportunities for public policy pp. 113-119

Clinton Bristow

The MidSouth Partnership for Rural Community Colleges: building public policy while building rural communities pp. 121-125

J. Charles Lee

New policies for new governance: discussion pp. 127-132

Moderator and Mark Drabenstott

Overview panel comments: new governance for a new rural economy: reinventing public and private institutions pp. 133-135

Linda Salmonson

Overview panel comments: new governance for a new rural economy: reinventing public and private institutions pp. 137-141

John D. Welty

Overview panel comments: new governance for a new rural economy: reinventing public and private institutions pp. 143-146

Larry B. Whitaker

Overview panel comments: new governance for a new rural economy: reinventing public and private institutions pp. 147-149

Moderator and Mark Drabenstott

2001, articles Sep

Exploring policy options for a new rural America: a conference summary pp. 1-7

Mark Drabenstott and Katharine Sheaff

Why invest in rural America and how?: a critical public policy question for the 21st century pp. 9-29

Karl N. Stauber

Why invest in rural America and how?: a critical public policy question for the 21st century: general discussion pp. 31-33

Moderator and Larry G. Meeker

Supporting rural entrepreneurship pp. 35-47

Brian Dabson

Going digital in rural America pp. 49-68

Edward J. Malecki

Financing the new rural economy pp. 69-80

Deborah M. Markley

Growing the new rural economy: general discussion pp. 81-86

Moderator and Larry G. Meeker

Strategic alliances and cooperatives aiding in rural development in North America pp. 87-101

Larry Martin and Kate Stiefelmeyer

Networks and clusters: the yin and yang of rural development pp. 103-120

Stuart A. Rosenfeld

Leveraging amenities for rural development: direction, dialogue, and negotiation pp. 121-138

Mario Pezzini and Timothy Wojan

Re-invigorating the traditional economy: general discussion pp. 139-146

Moderator and Alan Barkema

England's new rural governance pp. 147-153

Richard Wakeford

Rethinking partnership in development policies: lessons from a European policy experiment pp. 155-176

Fabrizio Barca

Moving from options to policy: rethinking rural policy governance: general discussion pp. 177-183

Moderator and Mark Drabenstott

Exploring policy options for a new rural America: conference synthesis pp. 185-193

Stanley R. Johnson

2001, articles sep

Exploring policy options for a new rural America: conference overview discussion pp. 195-204

Mark Drabenstott

2000, articles Oct

Beyond agriculture: new policies for rural America: a conference summary pp. 1-5

Mark Drabenstott

The rural economy in a new century pp. 7-20

Thomas G. Johnson

The rural economy in a new century: discussion pp. 21-24

Moderator and Alan Barkema

Rural policy in a new century pp. 25-45

Ray Marshall

Rural America at a crossroad: discussant pp. 47-54

Terry Jorde

Rural America at a crossroad: general discussion pp. 55-57

Moderator and Alan Barkema

The outlook for rural America in the 21st century pp. 59-62

Alan Greenspan

Investing in rural infrastructure pp. 63-89

William Fox and Sanela Porca

Investing in rural infrastructure: discussion pp. 91-92

Moderator and Larry G. Meeker

Boosting rural human capital pp. 93-101

Martin C. Jischke

Enhancing rural leadership and institutions pp. 103-120

Stephen Cornell

Enhancing rural leadership and institutions: discussion pp. 121-122

Moderator and Larry G. Meeker

Creating new economic opportunities: the competitive advantages of rural America in the next century pp. 123-141

Andrew M. Isserman

Creating new economic opportunities: discussion pp. 143-144

Moderator and Larry G. Meeker

Seizing new opportunities in rural America: general discussion pp. 145-153

Moderator and Larry G. Meeker

Rural policy lessons from OECD countries pp. 155-165

Mario Pezzini

Rural policy lessons from OECD countries: discussion pp. 167-168

Moderator and Mark Drabenstott

New goals for rural policies pp. 169-182

Geoffrey Hewings

New goals for new rural policies: discussion pp. 183-186

Moderator and Mark Drabenstott

Overview panel comments pp. 187-190

Jill Long Thompson

Overview panel comments pp. 191-193

Jesse White

Overview panel comments pp. 195-196

Allen I. Olson

Overview panel comments pp. 197-199

Javier M. Gonzales

New directions for rural policy: closing discussion pp. 201-208

Moderator and Mark Drabenstott