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Galston, William Arthur was born on January 17, 1946 in Brooklyn. Son of Arthur William and Dale Judith (Kuntz) Galston.
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Rural Development in the United States presents a comprehensive evaluation of the economic, environmental, and political implications of past rural development and a thorough consideration of the directions in which future development efforts should go. The authors have assembled the best of what is being thought and done with regard to rural development in the United States, and they place it in a broad theoretical, historical, and geographical context. Rural Development in the United States includes important information about how national and international trends affect rural communities and development strategies, and it will help guide rural economic development policy in the United States during the 1990s and beyond.
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Galston, William Arthur was born on January 17, 1946 in Brooklyn. Son of Arthur William and Dale Judith (Kuntz) Galston.
Bachelor, Cornell Univercity, 1967; Master of Arts, University of Chicago, 1969; Doctor of Philosophy, University of Chicago, 1973.
Assistant professor department government, University Texas, Austin, 1973-1980;
associate professor department government, University Texas, Austin, 1980-1982;
issues director, Mondale President Campaign, Washington, 1982-1984;
director economics and social programs, Roosevelt Center American Policy Studies, Washington, 1985-1988;
professor school public affairs, U. Maryland., College Park, since 1988;
deputy assistant to president domestic policy, The White House, Washington, since 1993. Visiting fellow Institution Social and Policy Studies, Yale University, 1980-1981. Cons.Temple for Governor Campaign, 1982.
Member of advisory board Ford/Aspen-Wye Rural Economics Policy Project, 1989-1992. Member selection committee rural policy fellowships Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, 1989-1991. Consultant and Speaker.in field.
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Advisor Gore for President Campaign, Washington, 1988. Chief speechwriterJohn Anderson National Unity Campaign, Washington, 1980. Member working group on bicentennial bill of rights Wilson Center, 1990-1991.
Sergeant United States Marine Corps, 1969-1970. Member American Political Sciences Association (program chairman nominative political theory section 1992), Conference Study Political Thought, American Society Political and Legal Philosophy (program chairman annual mtng. 1989), Phi Beta Kappa.
Married Miriam, September 15, 1968. 1 child, Ezra Moses.