Rural Communities: Legacy & Change. Faculty guideTeacher guide to the thirteen-unit course: Rural communities, legacy and change. The course examines rural community development and transition and shows how sociologists study and describe communities and social problems within communities. |
Contents
The Rural Landscape | 3 |
Community and Culture | 29 |
Legacy and Social Class | 47 |
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Rural Communities: Legacy and Change Mark Weinberg,Jan L. Flora,Elizabeth Houdek,Cornelia Butler Flora,Louis E Swanson No preview available - 2023 |
Rural Communities: Legacy And Change Second Edition Cornelia Flora,Jan L Flora,Susan Fey No preview available - 2003 |
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