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61:		Title:	The Simon Times: a newsletter of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University Carbondale
		Volume/Number:	2012 Fall Issue 21
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		Description:	The newsletter of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
		Date Created:	11-21-2012
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		ISL ID:	000000054699 Original UID: 176114 FIRST WORD: The

62:		Title:	The Simon Times: a newsletter of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University Carbondale
		Volume/Number:	2013 Fall Issue 22
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		Description:	The newsletter of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
		Date Created:	11-01-2013
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000054700 Original UID: 176115 FIRST WORD: The

63:		Title:	The Simon Times: a newsletter of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University Carbondale
		Volume/Number:	2014 Fall Issue 23
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		Description:	The newsletter of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
		Date Created:	12-01-2014
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		ISL ID:	000000054701 Original UID: 176116 FIRST WORD: The

64:		Title:	Creative Economy in Southern Illinois: Opportunities for Reshaping Carbondale and SIU
		Volume/Number:	2014 October
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		Description:	Since the 2002 release of Richard Floridas seminal book, The Rise of the Creative Class, a considerable amount of the regional and local development discussion has focused on his concept of attracting and retaining the creative class as a vehicle of economic growth. Floridas (2002) work centers on the premise that contemporary development is not a process of attracting large employers but attracting talented people to an area; it is a process of jobs following people, not people following jobs. Although Florida has a primarily urban focus (Peck, 2005), with more than 59 million or 19.3 percent of the American people living in rural areas, including nearly 12 percent of Illinoisans (U.S. Census Bureau, 2013), ignoring the impact of rural artists and creative activities comes at the detriment of local, state and national economic progress. With Florida in mind as an avenue to increasing economic activity in the region, the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute convened a day-long conference held at the Carbondale Civic Center April 29, 2014. As part of the conference the information contained in this paper was presented by Kent Dolezal, Lindsay Knaus and Nichole Sack. This papers purpose is to summarizes the concepts in those remarks and disseminate the information to a wider audience.
		Date Created:	06-25-2015
		Agency ID:	Simon Review # 39
		ISL ID:	000000054724 Original UID: 176143 FIRST WORD: Creative

65:		Title:	2014 Illinois Governor Race: Quinn vs Rauner
		Volume/Number:	2015 January
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		Description:	The 2014 Governors race in Illinois featured two candidates who are the epitome of campaigns for high office in America today. In addition, the race also illustrated the major trends, driven by big money and big media, which are shaping our politics in the 21st century. This paper examines and analyzes the governors race in order to learn what it teaches us about politics in Illinois, and in the United States midway through the second decade of this century.
		Date Created:	06-25-2015
		Agency ID:	Paper # 40
		ISL ID:	000000054725 Original UID: 176144 FIRST WORD: 2014

66:		Title:	Disaster and Gender in Southern Illinois
		Volume/Number:	2015 February
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		Description:	The unique needs of women in the context of disaster have been largely overlooked in disaster management. For this reason, women have been hard-hit by natural disasters in the United States and internationally. However, by learning from the mistakes of the past, the negative effects of disasters on women may be mitigated through disaster management that is sensitive to the different needs and experiences of women and men.
		Date Created:	06-25-2015
		Agency ID:	Paper # 41
		ISL ID:	000000054726 Original UID: 176145 FIRST WORD: Disaster

67:		Title:	Unsupervised, Ensnared, Relational, and Private: A Typology of Illinois Corrupt Women
		Volume/Number:	2015 June
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		Description:	Scholars, pundits, and citizens know Illinois is at the forefront of corruption, as reported in the popular fact that four out of the last eight governors of Illinois have spent time in federal prison. We chalk up corruption to officials misusing their public role for their own private good. However, when we talk about corruption, even when we use inclusive language, we see the actor as a man, as corruption occurring in old-boys networks, and in dark and hidden backrooms of Springfield and Chicago, full of kickbacks and cigar smoke. What is missing from that analysis is an examination of the types of corruption that occur when we look at women in public positions and the corrupt acts they engage in. Illinois also ranks highly on several factors that measure the number of women in political positions of power (Center for American Women and Politics 2015), and so the question is raised: what is the role of women when it comes to corruption?
		Date Created:	06-25-2015
		Agency ID:	Paper # 42
		ISL ID:	000000054727 Original UID: 176146 FIRST WORD: Unsupervised,

68:		Title:	Warm Bucket Of What? Assessing The Role Of Lieutenant Governor In Illinois
		Volume/Number:	2015 August
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		Description:	The office of lieutenant governor in Illinois has often been the subject of debate, particularly during budget preparation time. This essay examines the history of the office of lieutenant governor in other states and in Illinois. Changes in the process of selecting the lieutenant governor are described, along with the current duties of the office. Finally, the author recommends changes in law and practice which would make the office of greater value to the state.
		Date Created:	09-03-2015
		Agency ID:	Paper no. 43
		ISL ID:	000000056111 Original UID: 177092 FIRST WORD: Warm

69:		Title:	Presidential Contests of 1976-2012 and What They Mean For Who Will Win In 2016
		Volume/Number:	2015 December
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		Description:	As the nation races into the 2016 presidential elections season, it is worthwhile to stop the headlong rush and take a look back and see what we may have learned from our recent history, specifically what that history can teachus about our presidential elections and theirlong-term impact on the political system, howpublic policy is made and the prospects for anyparty to be able to govern in modern Americawhen the nation is so deeply divided by partisanship,ideology, geography, class and race.
		Date Created:	01-03-2016
		Agency ID:	Paper #44
		ISL ID:	000000058988 Original UID: 180179 FIRST WORD: Presidential

70:		Title:	Healthy Communities In Southern Illinois
		Volume/Number:	2016 April
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		Description:	Due to industrial and lifestyle changes, rural and small town areas are losing population and suffering economic hardship.
		Date Created:	04-20-2016
		Agency ID:	Paper #45
		ISL ID:	000000058989 Original UID: 180180 FIRST WORD: Healthy

71:		Title:	Perspectives on the Illinois Healthcare Delivery System Challenges, Structural Issues and Opportunities for Reform
		Volume/Number:	2016 April
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		Description:	The Patient Protection Act and the Affordable Care Act (ACA) have granted health care coverage to 11.7 million people since 2014,1 yet many people still slip through the cracks.
		Date Created:	04-25-2016
		Agency ID:	Paper #46
		ISL ID:	000000058990 Original UID: 180181 FIRST WORD: Perspectives

72:		Title:	Climate of Opinion in Illinois 2008- 2016: Roots of Gridlock
		Volume/Number:	2016 June
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		Description:	Since January 1, 2015, Illinois has been frozen in a governmental and political gridlock that has dominated the states political discourse, consumed the energies of all involved, and created chaos in governmental and non-profit agencies that normally deliver state services. It has also created untold hardship and suffering among those who are most dependent on state services. The conflict has especially threatened to drastically reduce the quality and missions of the institutions of public higher education in Illinois, a state system that was widely recognized as one of the best in the nation and the world.
		Date Created:	06-15-2016
		Agency ID:	Paper #47
		ISL ID:	000000058991 Original UID: 180182 FIRST WORD: Climate

73:		Title:	The Simon Times: a Newsletter of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University Carbondale
		Volume/Number:	2015 Fall Issue No. 24
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		Description:	The newsletter of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
		Date Created:	07-31-2015
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000060589 Original UID: 181486 FIRST WORD: The

74:		Title:	The Simon Times: a Newsletter of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University Carbondale
		Volume/Number:	2016 Fall Issue No. 25
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		Description:	The newsletter of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
		Date Created:	08-29-2016
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000060590 Original UID: 181487 FIRST WORD: The

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