Abstract
The interpretation of United States laws and policies, and the extent to which they obstruct or support rural places and people to take advantage of opportunity, are at the nexus of our nation’s ability to reweave the social fabric and create a new compact between its rural areas and the rest of the country. It requires recognizing our interdependencies, our mutual interests, and our shared humanity. The Articles contained herein get us started—it is incumbent that we build on these contributions to take their ideas forward and provoke new and constructive policy debates.
Recommended Citation
Anthony F. Pipa,
Foreword: Toward a New Compact With Rural America,
57
U. Rich. L. Rev.
763
(2023).
Available at:
https://scholarship.richmond.edu/lawreview/vol57/iss3/3
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