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Monday, August 21, 2006

 

De-Consolidation Sites

A message from Craig Howley (howleyc@OHIO.EDU) to RURALSIG@LISTSERV.UNL.EDU

8.20.6

Dear colleagues--

Does anyone know of rural districts in your area in which there is agitation for a portion to secede ... as in Peshkin's Imperfect Union (1982)? We're trying to identify sites for a possible multi-state study. If so, please send a few details (e.g., district name and state!).

Thanks.

--Craig Howley

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