Vol. 28 No. 2 (2019): Maine Policy Review

painting of trees running along road as representation of climate change and refugees

Published: 2019-10-01

Front Matter

Contents

Editorial Staff (Author)

4
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Essays

The Myth of Electability: What It Really Takes for Women to Win

Emily Cain (Author)

6-8
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Maine Policy Review and the Culture of Engagement

Linda Silka (Author)

9
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At the Confluence of Public Policy and History: The Value of Historical Thinking in Public Policy Development

Daniel Soucier (Author)

58-59
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The Hobby Lobby Case and Arguments around an Equal Rights Amendment

Madeleine Archer (Author)

60-61
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Articles

Preparing for a Changing Climate: The State of Adaptation Planning in Maine’s Coastal Communities

Eileen Johnson, Esperanza Stancioff, Tora Johnson, Sarena Sabine, Haley Maurice, Claire Reboussin (Author)

10-22
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Using Cooperation Science to Strengthen Maine’s Local Food Economy

Afton Hupper, Sujan Chakraborty, Timothy Waring (Author)

23-33
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Attracting New Maine Residents: The Effects of Educational Attainment and Age on Interstate Mobility

Paul Leparulo (Author)

38-48
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Demographics of Suicide Victims in Maine for 2017 and 2018 with Emphasis on Suicide Notes

Victoria Rideout, Raymond Kennard, Alicia Wilcox, Mark Flomenbaum (Author)

49-57
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Commentaries

The Marginalization of Faculty and the Quantification of Educational Policy: Lessons from My Many Years on Faculty Senates

Howard Segal (Author)

34-37
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Back Matter

Thanks to Our Reviewers

Editorial Staff (Author)

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