ND Rural Life - Publications

Research Publications

Community Capitals and Disaster Recovery:Northwood ND Recovers from an EF 4 Tornado

Dakota Growers Pasta Company and the Discourse of Conversion

Industrialized Farming and Its Relationship to Community Well-Being: An Update of a 2000 Report by Linda Lobaoto

Defining Mission: Calling upon Land Grant Institutions to Serve Rural America in the Twenty-First Century

Free Trade or Managed Trade?: Implications for North Dakota Farmers

Convergence, Divergence or Similiarity?: A Test of Alternative Expanations for Perceptions of Threats to Rural North Dakota and Support of Economic Development Strategies

Do Rural North Dakotans Have A Negative Mindset?

Growth Fundamentalism in Dying Rural Towns: Implications for Rural Development Practitioners

Historical Retrospective on the Conversion and Multi-nationalization of Dakota Growers Pasta Company

Industrialized Farming and Its Relationship to Community Well-Being: Encyclopedia Article

Agricultural and Rural Community

Inter-dependencies

Adopter Characteristics and Adoption Patterns of Minimum Tillage: Implications for Soil Conservation Programs.

Cooperation or Conflict

in Agricultural Trade:

Implications for North Dakota Farmers

Group Farming, Agricultural Production Cooperatives, and
Production Cooperatives Bibliographyo edit

The Community Effects of Industrialized Farming:Social Science Research and Challenges to Corporate Farming Laws

South Dakota Soybean Processors:The Discourse of Conversion from Cooperative to Limited Liability Corporation

Personal, Farm and Value Orientations in Conversion to Organic Farming

Individualism or Cooperation: Preferences for Sharing Machinery and Labor

Cooperative Community Development: A Comparative Case Study of Locality-Based Impacts of New Generation Cooperatives

Underemployment: Social Fact or Socially Constructed Reality?*

Making A Living: Adaptation Strategies of the Rural Underemployed

Ecological Determinants of Agrarian Protest

Eliminating Organizational Tensions, Dis-embedding Farmers: A Ten Year Retrospective on the (Organizational) Political and Economic Losses of Dakota Growers Pasta Company

The Language of Demutualisation: The Case of Dakota Growers Pasta
Cooperative

When “Farming and Faith Collide”: The Role of Agrarianism and Libertarianism in the Opposition to the ELCA’s Statement on Genetics and Faith

Predicting Support for Oil Industry Regulatory Policy Alternatives During the North Dakota Oil Boom

Dissertation: Family Farming: Persistence, Decline or
Transformation ?

The Challenge of Christian Deliberation in a Libertarian Context: The Case of the ELCA’s Social Statement on Genetics