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Volume 33

ARTICLES

Economic Identity, Price and Policy: Willingness to Pay for Fracking Regulation in Colorado
    Adam Mayer

Participation in Selected USDA Programs by Socially Disadvantaged Farmers in Selected Black Belt Counties in Georgia
     Lucy Asare-Baah, Robert Zabawa, and Henry J. Findlay

Analysis of Staying Time in Italian Agritourism Using a Quantitative Methodology: The Case of Latium Region
    Nicola Galluzzo

Utilization of Agricultural Information and Knowledge for Improved Production by Rice Farmers in Ondo State, Nigeria
    O.D. Adetimehin, J.O. Okunlola, and K.E. Owolabi

RESEARCH NOTE

A Comparison of Sources of Business Acuman for Entrepreneurs Originating from Developed and Developing Countries
    Jacqueline Joslyn

The Journal of Rural Social Sciences (JRSS) disseminates research on rural issues inclusive of a broad range of disciplines, theoretical perspectives, and research methodologies. JRSS is refereed and published in open access online format.

ISSN: 2151-4178

SCOPE: The Journal of Rural Social Sciences (JRSS), formerly Southern Rural Sociology (SRS), is designed to disseminate research on rural issues inclusive of a broad range of disciplines, theoretical perspectives, and research methodologies. JRSS is refereed and published in open access online format. JRSS is international and interdisciplinary in scope and content. JRSS welcomes original submissions from disciplines and specialty areas including, but not limited to: Rural Sociology; Agricultural Economics; Natural Resource Sociology; Demography and Immigration; Community Sociology; Sociology of Agrifood; Rural Health; Agricultural Education; Cultural Anthropology; Cultural Geography; Rural Policy, and Rural History. JRSS also welcomes proposals for guest-edited special volumes.

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Editor-in-Chief:  John Green, University of Mississippi

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