Box 15

COLLECTION DESCRIPTION From the Collection:

Collection consists of papers related to Christopherson's research, writing, and teaching.

Scope and Contents

Copies of an offprint from the IRRA Proceedings

COLLECTION DESCRIPTION From the Collection:

Collection consists of papers related to Christopherson's research, writing, and teaching.

Scope and Contents

Including 'International Journal of Urban and Regional Research' article, 'Market Rules and Territorial Outcomes,' and two conference proceedings from the United States Department of Agriculture, 'Rural America and the Changing Structure of Manufacturing' (other participants included Meric Gertler, Amy Glasmeier, Ed Malecki) and 'Population Change and the Future of Rural America' along with a cover letter for the latter document.

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Copy of a Community Development Research Brief

Scope and Contents 2nd draft of a manuscript entitled "Complicating Assumptions: Rules as Resources in Investment and Location Decisions," a draft paper for presentation at the Work Redesign and Work/Family Issues conference, sponsored by the Sloan Foundation and the Center on Work and Family at Boston University that features a discussion of restructuring at Cornell University (entitled The Gender Dimension of "Broad-Banding"), and a report for the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development entitled...

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Includes a short piece on Urban Theory from the newsletter of the Community and Urban Sociology Section of the American Sociological Association

Scope and Contents From the File:

Survey results, report to funders, IRB application and other materials relating to the Hatch Project--a.k.a. Re-Thinking Rural Economic Development: A Creative Economy Model

Scope and Contents From the File:

Survey results, report to funders, IRB application and other materials relating to the Hatch Project--a.k.a. Re-Thinking Rural Economic Development: A Creative Economy Model

Scope and Contents From the File:

Survey results, report to funders, IRB application and other materials relating to the Hatch Project--a.k.a. Re-Thinking Rural Economic Development: A Creative Economy Model