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Issue to be addressed: Economic & Community Development, related to Goal 5 EFFECTIVE 7/1/04
The goal of the Economic & Community Development Program is to ---

A program is comprised of interrelated projects, like pieces in a puzzle.
The current research projects in this program are:

HATCH PROJECTS
Place attachment and its relationship to use conflict on forest resource lands
- Hammitt, W.E. 1700210 (6/06)

Clemson University agritourism
- Norman, W.C. 1700217 (6/07)

Migration and community vitality in South Carolina's Hispanic populations
- Vander Mey, B.J. 1700220 (6/07)

MULTI-STATE PROJECTS
Rural communities, rural labor markets, and public policy
- Barkley, D.L. 1700224 (9/07)

The science and engineering for a biobased industry and economy
- Brune, D.E. 1700223 (9/07)

Rural labor markets: workers, firms and communities in transition
- Henry, M.S. 1700132 (9/05)

Assessing impacts of welfare reform on individual, family and comunity well-being in the rural South
- Marsh, J.G. 1700138 (9/05)

STATE PROJECTS
Developing a management information system
- Clemens, J.T. 1000176 (6/08)

Rural community and quality of life develoment training, consultation and assessments in parks and recreation
- Wright, B.A. 1700264 (6/09)

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