Sixty years of boom and bust : the impact of oil in North Dakota, 1958-2018 / edited by Kyle Conway; book design William Caraher.
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- Williams County (N.D.) -- Economic conditions
- Mountrail County (N.D.) -- Economic conditions
- Petroleum industry and trade -- Economic aspects -- North Dakota
- Petroleum industry and trade -- Social aspects -- North Dakota
- Oil fields -- North Dakota
- Business cycles -- North Dakota
- Hydraulic fracturing -- Environmental aspects
- North Dakota -- Economic conditions
- North Dakota -- Social conditions
- Bakken Formation
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
In the 1950s, North Dakota experienced its first oil boom in the Williston Basin, on the western side of the state. The region experienced unprecedented social and economic changes, which were carefully documented in a 1958 report by four researchers at the University of North Dakota. Since then, western North Dakota has undergone two more booms, the most recent from 2008 to 2014. Sixty Years of Boom and Bust republishes the 1958 report and updates its analysis by describing the impact of the latest boom on the region's physical geography, politics, economics, and social structure.Sixty Years of Boom and Bust addresses topics as relevant today as they were in 1958: the natural and built environment, politics and policy, crime, intergroup relations, and access to housing and medical services. In addition to making hard-to-find material readily available, it examines an area shaped by resource booms and busts over the course of six decades. As a result, it provides unprecedented insight into the patterns of development and the roots of the challenges the region has faced.
Includes bibliographical references.
Introduction and summary (1958) / Bernt L. Wills, Ross B. Talbot, Samuel C. Kelley, Robert B. Campbell -- Introduction: Sixty years of boom and bust (2018) / Kyle Conway -- Physical attributes of the area (1958) / Bernt L. Wills -- The geographic setting of the Bakken Oil Shale Play (2018) / Bradley C. Rundquist and Gregory S. Vandeberg -- Political impact (1958) / Ross B. Talbot -- Political impacts of oil in an era of sustainability (2018) / Andrea Olive -- Economic impact of oil development (1958) / Samuel C. Kelly -- The economic consequences of oil development (2018) / David Flynn -- Social change in the basin (1958) / Robert B. Campbell -- Social impacts of oil development (2018) / Rick Ruggell and Heather Ray -- Making home in the Bakken Oil Patch (2018) / William Caraher, Bret Weber, and RIchard Rothaus -- Drinking, drugs, and long waits: community members' perceptions of living in a North Dakota boomtown (2018) / Karin L. Becker -- Boomtown bias: Reflections on the past, present, and future of prostitution and sex trafficking in North Dakota (2018) / Nikki Berg Burin -- Conclusion: reading the Williston report sixty years later (2018) / Kyle Conway -- Appendices: Appendix A: methodology note (1958) ; Appendix B: supplementary tables (1958)
Sixty Years of Boom and Bust in some ways stands as a companion volume to Conway's landmark 2016 volume,
Sixty Years of Boom and Bust combines chapters from the Williston Report, originally published in 1958, with contemporary scholarship on the policies, economy, material culture, politics and social changes in the state. The Williston Report was a study of the first oil boom in North Dakota; it was prepared by UND faculty and published by the University of North Dakota Press.
Online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on September 16, 2020).
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