Vol. 28 No. 1 (2019): Maine Policy Review

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Published: 2019-01-01

Essays

Local Politics from Away

Matthew Bourque (Author)

6-7
- 1_Essay_Bourque_dc.pdf
Reflections: Looking at Maine’s Recurring Issues

Linda Silka (Author)

72-73
- 9_Silka_dc.pdf

Articles

Maine’s Workforce Challenges in an Age of Artificial Intelligence

Joseph McDonnell (Author)

11-16
- 3_McDonnell_dc.pdf
Twenty-First-Century Language Education at the University of Maine: A Road Map

Gisela Hoecherl-Alden (Author)

17-27
- 4_Hoecherl_dc.pdf
Reshaping Maine Woods Destinations for Twenty-First-Century Tourists

David Vail, Donna Moreland, Mike Wilson (Author)

28-37
- 5_Vail_dc.pdf
Health Status and Access to Care among Maine’s Low-Income Childless Adults: Implications for State Medicaid Expansion

Zach Croll, Erika Ziller (Author)

38-48
- 6_Croll_dc.pdf
What Is “Too Cold?” Recess and Physical Education Weather Policies in Maine Elementary Schools

Lauren Jacobs, Anush Hansen, Christopher Nightingale, Robert Lehnard (Author)

49-58
- 7_Jacobs_dc.pdf
Circular Food Systems in Maine: Findings from an Interdisciplinary Study of Food Waste Management

Skyler Horton, Hannah Nadeau, Andrew Flynn, Taylor Patterson, Shayla Kleisinger, Brieanne Berry (Author)

59-71
- 8_Berry_dc.pdf

Commentaries

The Independent Party Panacea?

Daniel Shea (Author)

8-10
- 2_Shea_dc.pdf
Maine’s 2018 Election: Bonds Continue to Hold

James Melcher (Author)

74-75
- 10_Melcher_dc.pdf
Not Ready for Prime Time: A Response to “Universal Basic Income: Policy Options at National, State, and Local Levels”

Dave Canarie (Author)

76-78
- 11_Canarie_dc.pdf