References
Belsie, Laurent (2003). “Small Rural Towns get New Name – and New Attention,”
Christian Science Monitor, June 20, p. 2.
Frey, William H. (2004). “Micropolitan America: Small is Interesting,” Milken Institute
Review, Second Quarter, April, p. 12-15.
_________, Wilson, Jill H., Berube, Alan and Audrey Singer (2004). Tracking
Micropolitan America into the 21st Century: A Field Guide to the New Metropolitan and
Micropolitan Definitions. The Living Census Series, Washington D.C: Brookings
Institution Metropolitan Policy Program (November).
Lang, Robert E., Dhavale, Dawn and Kristin Haworth (2004). Micro Politics: The 2004
Presidential Vote in Small-Town America. Alexandria, VA: Metropolitan Institute at
Virginia Tech. Census Note 04:03 (November).
___________, and Dawn Dhavale (2004). Micropolitan America: A Brand New
Geography. Alexandria, VA: Metropolitan Institute at Virginia Tech. Census Note 04:01
(May).
McCarthy, Michael J. (2004). “New Outposts: Granbury, Texas, Isn’t a Rural Town: It’s
a Micropolis; Census Bureau Adopts Term For Main Street America, and Marketers Take
Note; Beans, Ribs and Starbucks,” Wall Street Journal, June 3, A-1.
Office of Management and Budget (2003). OMB Bulletin No. 03-04, June 6.
Starner, Ron (2005). “Strength in Numbers.” Site Selection, March, p. 160.
Taylor, Charles R. (2000). “Emerging Issues in Marketing,” Psychology & Marketing,
17(6), p. 441-447.
______, (1997), “A Technology Whose Time Has Come or the Same Old Litter on a
Stick? An Analysis of Changeable Message Billboards,” Journal of Public Policy &
Marketing, 16 (2), 179-86.
------ Thomas A. Claus and Susan L. Claus (2005), On-Premise Signs as Storefront
Marketing Devices. Washington: U.S. Small Business Administration.
U.S. Census. 2004. Census 2000 Summary File (SF 1); http://factfinder.census.gov.