Vol. 29 No. 2 (2020): Maine Policy Review

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Special issue to celebrate Maine's bicentennial.

Published: 2020-11-01

Front Matter

Thanks to MPR Donors

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Contents

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Introduction

Firooza Pavri, Linda Silka (Author)

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Essays

Indigenous Voices Charting a Course Beyond the Bicentennial: Eba gwedji jik-sow-dul-din-e wedji gizi nan-ul-dool-tehigw (Let’s try to listen to each other so that we can get to know each other)

Gail Dana-Sacco (Author)

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Knowing about the Past vs Learning from the Past: We Need to Do Both to Create Effective Policy

Linda Silka (Author)

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Making Maine More Attractive to Young People

Everett Beals (Author)

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Progress for Young Mainers Paved by Education

Michael Delorge (Author)

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The College Conundrum: Reanimating the American Dream for Maine Youth

Neily Raymond (Author)

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Articles

A Call for Repairing the Harms of Colonization: Maine’s Bicentennial as an Opportunity for Truth, Acknowledgment, Resistance, and Healing

Erika Arthur, Penthea Burns (Author)

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Race and Public Policy in Maine: Past, Present, and Future

James Myall (Author)

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Ed Muskie, Political Parties, and the Art of Governance

Don Nicoll (Author)

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From Wilderness to Timberland to Vacationland to Ecosystem: Maine’s Forests, 1820–2020

Lloyd Irland (Author)

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Maine Conservation in an Age of Global Climate Change

Richard Judd (Author)

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Maine’s Public Reserved Lands: A Tale of Loss and Recovery

Richard Barringer, Lee Schepps, Thomas Urquhart, Martin Wilk (Author)

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What Does the Future Hold for Maine’s Lobster Industry?

James Acheson, Ann Acheson (Author)

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Reflecting on Maine’s Changing Productive Coastal Region

Teresa Johnson (Author)

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Maine’s Changing Demographics: Implications for Workforce, Economy, and Policy

Amanda Rector (Author)

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The Political Geography of Maine’s Economic Future: Cities and Their Metro Regions

Joseph McDonnell (Author)

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Finding Inspiration (and Profit) in Maine’s Living Heritage: New Entrepreneurs Drawing upon the Past

Kreg Ettenger (Author)

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Commentaries

“We are Maine”—Is There an Authentic Maine Public Policy?

Mark Anderson, Caroline Noblet (Author)

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The Comedy of Maine’s Commons: Private Ownership as Economic Development

Michael Cianchette (Author)

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Back Matter

Reviewers for MPR Volume 29

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