Five Prairie Reflections on Reviving Rural America

Authors

Hannah Haksgaard, University of South Dakota School of LawFollow
Sean Kammer, University of South Dakota School of Law
Travis L. Letellier, University of South Dakota Knudson School of LawFollow

Document Type

Book Review

Publication Date

2025

Abstract

This Essay offers five reflections on Ann E. Eisenberg’s book Reviving Rural America: Toward Policies for Resilience. Each reflection approaches the book from the positionality of writing from rural America, specifically the prairies of South Dakota. Collectively, the reflections cover the politics of voting in a red rural state, policies of local municipal government, the central economic principles in the book, the presence of energy production in rural America, and environmentalism’s relevancy and impact.

Publication Title

127 West Virginia Law Review 759 (2025)

Recommended Citation

Hannah Haksgaard, Sean Kammer & Travis Letellier, Five Prairie Reflections on Reviving Rural America, 127 W.V. L. Rev. 759 (2025).