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Minnes, S., Breen, S.-P., Markey, S., & Vodden, K. (2018). Pragmatism versus Potential: New Regionalism and Rural Drinking Water Management. Journal of Rural and Community Development, 13(2). This article proposes a new approach to...
Here you can read and watch the outputs produced by students who received a RPLC Research and Exchange Mobily grant. Sarah Breen and Terry MacDonald: “The Future of Forestry in the UK and the...
Refsgaard, K., Teräs, J., Kull, M., Oddsson, G., Jóhannesson, T., & Kristensen, I. (2018). The Rapidly Developing Nordic Bioeconomy : Exerpt from State of the Nordic Region 2018. The Rapidly Developing Nordic Bioeconomy is a...
The Rural Development Institute at Brandon University has published a report on comparative research. The report seeks to provide an overview of the methods of comparative research, institutions doing comparative research, comparative research papers...
An overview of outcomes achieved in the first three years of our seven year partnership project is now available. Outcomes are listed in four areas: Network of Researchers, Policy Analysts and Community Leaders Increased...
A new resource guide, compiled by Anika Reynar and Zoe Matties for the Mennonite Central Committee Manitoba, was made with care for people who are newcomers to Canada but its content is also relevant...
The Rural Development Institute at Brandon University, Canada, has released a Working Paper Series on Rural Regions. These five working papers have been written to add the conversation about rural regions from an economic...
In 2016, the topic of migration has never been more relevant. As the global population expands, technologies change and travel becomes more accessible to the everyday person, movement of people becomes more commonplace. You...
According to the World Resource Institute between 12 and 17 percent of annual, global greenhouse gas emissions are due to deforestation. Every minute an equivalent of 2 football fields is lost, and if we keep...
RPLC’s very own Philip Loring has been a part of the article “Climigration? Population and climate change in Arctic Alaska.” Residents of towns and villages in Arctic Alaska live on ‘‘the front line of...