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2007

Farm-to-School Initiatives Gaining Ground in New York State (May)

Converging Worlds: The State of Farm-Neighbor Relations in NYS  (April)

New Yorkers’ Perceptions of Immigrants and Immigration (March)

Childhood Obesity: Do New Yorkers Support Policies to Reduce it?* (February)

Terrorism & Residential Location Preferences in New York State (January)

 

2006

New York State Public Opinion about Immigration Policy Reform (March)

Social Integration among Older Nonmetropolitan In-migrants (February)

 

2005

Micropolitan Areas & the Measurement of Urbanization (February)

Farmworkers with Families Part 2 of 4: Immigrants and the Community (May)

 

2004

What is the best way to Transfer Technical Environmental Information to a Non-Technical Audience? Environmental Sustainability and an Informed Citizenry (December)

The New Immigrants: Hispanics Settling in Rural Communities (December)

What Does a School Mean to a Community? Assessing the Social & Economic Benefits of Schools To Rural Villages in New York (December)

A County Executive: To Be or Not To Be in Tompkins County, An Empirical Examination of Key Issues (December)

Integrating the Needs of Immigrant Workers and Rural Communities Part 1 of 4: Immigrants and the Community (November)

Organic Agriculture at a Crossroads (May)

Residential Mobility of Low Income Households and the Effects on Schools and Communities (April)

Requiem for Small Family Dairy Farms? (April)

 

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