How many people run our towns? Positional leadership across rural and urban Oregon

Winchester, Benjamin S
2024-02-20
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How many people run our towns? Positional leadership across rural and urban Oregon

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Positional leaders are crucial components of our communities and there are many governmental positions – both elected and appointed – to fill. This fact sheet documents the number of governmental and nonprofit organizations across Oregon by county. A rural-urban lens is also used to examine differences in leadership supply and demand.

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Winchester, Benjamin S. (2024). How many people run our towns? Positional leadership across rural and urban Oregon. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/261263.

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