The experience of rural poverty is in many ways unique from that of urban poverty. In the rural
setting, social cohesion creates pressure on the poor to behave in ways that are consistent …

Using ethnographic and interview data, this article explores how labor market transformations
affect gender norms and family life in a rural community that has historically been tied to a …

… In Those Who Work, Those Who Don't, Jennifer Sherman … and in-depth research Sherman
conducted while spending a … proved to be a rich case study for Sherman. She looks at how the …

This article, based on 84 in‐depth interviews and 10 months of ethnography, focuses on the
rural Washington community of “Paradise Valley,” whose economic bases in mining, …

SHERMAN & SAGE 2 college graduates make up 16 percent of rural residents who stay in
their communities, compared to 43 percent of those who leave. People with a high school …

Based on qualitative research, this article looks at the impacts of the Great Recession on low-income
and poor families, focusing on their challenges and survival strategies in the wake …

Primary mouse hepatocytes are an important tool in the biomedical research field for the
assessment of hepatocyte function. Several methods for hepatocyte isolation have been …

Many scholars pinpoint the family as one of the most important loci of class differences and
see parenting in particular as a mechanism for the reinforcement and reproduction of class …

Impact and relevance are valued by both plant pathologists and the supporters of research
and extension. Impact has been characterized as the “So what?” of research results, and in …

Title: Rural poverty in the United States/[edited by] Ann Tickamyer, Jennifer Sherman,
Jennifer Warlick. Description: New York: Columbia University Press,[2017]| Includes …