The Rural Review

An online journal produced in conjunction with the Rural Reconciliation Project.

The Rural Review publishes digests of important academic contributions, program information, blog-style commentary, and periodic roundups of rural items from across academic disciplines and scholarly media.

Contributions from interested authors are welcome. Find our author guidelines here.

Rural Reconciliation 1/10/23 Rural Reconciliation 1/10/23

Conroy & Low: Rural Broadband, Gender, and New Businesses

Rural Reconciliation 1/6/23 Rural Reconciliation 1/6/23

Andrews: Minimum Wage Fights and Rurality

Rural Reconciliation 12/6/22 Rural Reconciliation 12/6/22

Mathews & Ali: “Come on f—er, just load!”

Rural Reconciliation 11/30/22 Rural Reconciliation 11/30/22

Evans et al.: A Place Meaning Scale

This article seeks to ground the establishment of a quantitative scale for regional place meanings with an interpretive approach as the starting point. In combining the two research methodologies, the authors seek to gain a comprehensive understanding of how a certain place gains a certain meaning within a rural community.

Rural Reconciliation 11/15/22 Rural Reconciliation 11/15/22

Ezell et al.: Why People in Rural Communities Use Opioids

Rural Reconciliation 11/7/22 Rural Reconciliation 11/7/22

Kidder: The Future of Rural Lawyering

Discussion on how a general practice model within law school in-house clinics can help bridge the gap and facilitate new lawyers into rural and smaller communities.