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West Virginia University Ceramic Arts Production Studio Program, Jeffrey Stewart Greenham
West Virginia University Ceramic Arts Production Studio Program, Jeffrey Stewart Greenham
Graduate Theses, Dissertations, and Problem Reports (ETD)
This thesis is an analysis of West Virginia University's ceramic arts production techniques program, its educational impact, and historical importance.
The Economic Role Of West Virginia's Food Systems In A Globalized Economic Environment., Sangnyeol Jung
The Economic Role Of West Virginia's Food Systems In A Globalized Economic Environment., Sangnyeol Jung
Graduate Theses, Dissertations, and Problem Reports (ETD)
The structure of West Virginia’s food systems is analyzed within the context of a changing structure of the U.S. and global food systems. Further, the economic role of food systems in West Virginia is investigated both at the state and an industry level using a combination of a descriptive analysis and an impact analysis. ARCVIEW is used for mapping in the descriptive analysis. The impact analysis is done using an input-output model. The descriptive analysis by itself cannot be used to draw definitive conclusions regarding the role of West Virginia’s food systems; thus, in addition to the descriptive analysis, an …