Big Rural : Rural Industrial Places, Democracy, and What Next

Name: Big Rural : Rural Industrial Places, Democracy, and What Next
Brand: Rlpg/Galleys
SKU: 1666930741
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ISBN: 9781666930740

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06 Dec, 2023

By Crystal Cook Marshall (author), Alexander R Thomas (Foreword by), Gregory M Fulkerson (Foreword by)

In Big Rural, Crystal Cook Marshall unveils the rural not as wild and unknowable but as measured and intervened-in as big cities, deserving of conceptual r...

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ISBN-10:

1666930741

ISBN-13:

9781666930740

Publisher

Rlpg/Galleys

Dimensions

9.00 X 6.00 X 0.75 inches

Language

English

Description

In Big Rural, Crystal Cook Marshall unveils the rural not as wild and unknowable but as measured and intervened-in as big cities, deserving of conceptual rethinking and fresh research, policy, and practical approaches for the benefit of both their citizens and their environments.

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ISBN-10

:1666930741

ISBN-13

:9781666930740

Publisher

:Rlpg/Galleys

Publication date

: 06 Dec, 2023

Editorial Reviews

In a clear, eminently practical, utterly heartfelt, disarmingly honest, and exhaustively researched voice, Crystal Cook Marshall urges us to observe, think, and talk carefully and imaginatively about "big rural"--the rural space that connects us all in vital and identifiable ways to Appalachia and to the Pocahontas Coalfield. Dr. Cook Marshall brings together and listens intently to an extraordinary range of variously informed opinions and policies, scientific and engineering research, and personal desires regarding Appalachia past, present and future. Yet, she cannot abide easy answers. She stands, in that cold gray light of dawn, both weary and hopeful about Appalachia. She shows us how and what we can learn from big rural about our collective human future. It's a complex and compelling future. I can think of no better guide than Crystal Cook Marshall.

About the Author

Crystal Cook Marshall is director at The North Carolina AgrAbility Partnership (NC AgrAbility) and is faculty at North Carolina A&T State University.

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