Good Governance and Trust in Rural America

A rural courthouse at sunrise, symbolizing institutional strength and hope for good governance in small-town America.

If effective public policy and good governance means the competent and ethical use of public power for public ends, then rural communities may have the most to gain—and the most to teach. Small towns often operate with lean resources, but they’re closer to the people they serve. They have economies of “scope” rather than economies of “scale”.

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Today we witness an orderly transition.  Those judged to have lost do not take up arms.  Those judged to have won do not round up the opposition before firing squads.  Americans all, we live to fight another day. We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic […]

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