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Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2007) Mar, pp. 5-7

Sprawl is often condemned, but most critiques hold no economic water. Still, a few are valid, and policy fixes may exist.

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Big house on the prairie: Despite protests by some, small-town leaders have sought out prisons as economic saviors. Both the critics' deepest fears and the boosters' highest hopes are likely to go unfulfilled

Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2002) Jan, pp. 2-6

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Do fence me in?

Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2007) Mar, pp. 2-4

Rural sprawl happens when people try to grab their slice of paradise in the country. Critics view it as devastating; newcomers are just looking for a better life.

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Wanted criminals: For two decades, prisons have been a growth strategy for small towns. Does the strategy work? And will it in the future?

Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2002) Jan, pp. 1-1

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Tribal trends

Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2006) Mar, pp. 2-3

While economic conditions have improved for American Indians living on reservations, poverty remains prevalent, and tribes face deep challenges in their efforts to develop.

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