Featured Papers
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Featured Paper(s) of the Month
Frimpong Boamah, E. and Sunberg, J. 2020. The long overhang of bad decisions in agro-industrial development: Sugar and tomato paste in Ghana, Food Policy, Early View.
Frimpong Boamah, E., Sunberg, J. and Raja, S. 2020. Farming within a dual legal land system: An argument for emancipatory food systems planning in Accra, Ghana, Land Use Policy, 92: 1-8.
Stewart, B. 2020. The Rise of Far-Right Civilizationism Critical Sociology, Early View.
2020 PAPERS
Frimpong Boamah, E. and Sunberg, J. 2020. The long overhang of bad decisions in agro-industrial development: Sugar and tomato paste in Ghana, Food Policy, Early View.
Frimpong Boamah, E., Sunberg, J. and Raja, S. 2020. Farming within a dual legal land system: An argument for emancipatory food systems planning in Accra, Ghana, Land Use Policy, 92: 1-8.
Shor, F. 2020. The Long Life of US Institutionalized White Supremacist Terror, Critical Sociology, 46(1): 5-18.
Stewart, B. 2020. The Rise of Far-Right Civilizationism Critical Sociology, Early View.
2019 PAPERS
Addie, J.P. and Fraser, J.C. (2019). After Gentrification: Social Mix, Settler Colonialism, and Cruel Optimism in the Transformation of Neighbourhood Space Antipode, Online First.
Boamah, E.F. and Amoako, C. (2019). Planning by (mis)rule of laws: The idiom and dilemma of planning within Ghana's dual legal land systems. EPC: Politics and Space, Online First.
Boamah, E.F. and Murshid, N.S. (2019). Techno-market fix"? Decoding wealth through mobile money in the global
South, GeoForum, 106: 253-262.
Desmond, M. and Wilmers, N. (2019). Do the poor pay more for housing?: Exploitation, profit, and risk in rental markets.
DeMuynck, E. (2019). The Reproduction of Neoliberal Urbanism Via an Idealized Cultural Amenity: The Farmers' Market. Urbanities, 9(2): 3-18.
Elliot-Cooper, A., Hubbard, P. and Lees, L. (2019). Moving beyond Marcuse: Gentrification, displacement and the violence of un-homing Progress in Human Geography, Online First.
Green, M.Z. (2019). Negotiating Race in the Workplace after Trump. Negotiation Journal, January.
Hightower, C. and Fraser, J.C. (2019). The Raced-Space of Gentrification: "Reverse Blockbusting," Home Selling, and Neighborhood Remake in North Nashville City & Community, Online First.
Kim, J., Lyu, S.O. and Song, H. (2019).Environmental Justice and Public Beach Access . City & Community, 18(1): 49-70.
Krishna, A. and Hall, E. 2019. Serendipitous conservation: faith-to-faith conversion of historic churches in Buffalo Journal of Urbanism, Online First.
Krumholz, N. and Hexter, K.W. eds. (2018). Advancing Equity Planning Now. Ithaca: Cornell University Press. DOWNLOAD FREE EBOOK HERE
Lauermann, J. (2018) Municipal statecraft: Revisiting the geographies of the entrepreneurial city. Progress in Human Geography, 42(2): 205-224.
Lauria, M.L. and Long, M.F. (2019). Ethical Dilemmas in Professional Planning Practice in the United States JAPA, 85(4): 393-404.
Maaoui, M. (2018). A Granny Flat of One's Own? The Households that Build Accessory-Dwelling Units in Seattle's King County. Berkekey Planning Journal, 30: 102-116.
Mazur, L. ed. (2019). Resilience Matters, Strengthening Communities in and Era of Upheaval. New York, Ismand Press [e-book downloadable on line].
Mayorga-Gallo, S. (2019). The White-Centering Logic of Diversity Ideology. American Behavioral Scientist, Online First, 1-21.
Silverman, R.M., Taylor, H.T., Yin, L., Miller, C. and Buggs, P. 2019. Place making as a form of place taking: Residential displacement and grassroots resistance to institutional encroachment in Buffalo, New York Journal of Place Management and Development, Earlyview.
Silverman, R.M., Taylor, H.T., Yin, L., Miller, C. and Buggs, P. (2019). Are We Still Going Through the Empty Ritual of Participation? Inner-City Residents' and Other Grassroots Stakeholders' Perceptions of Public Input and Neighborhood Revitalization. Critical Sociology, Online First.
Silverman, R.M., Taylor, H.T., Yin, L., Miller, C. and Buggs, P. (2019). There
goes our family friendly neighborhood: residents' perceptions of
institutionally driven inner-city revitalization in Buffalo, NY.Journal of Community Practice, Online First.
Slotterback, C.S. and Lauria, M. (2019). Building a Foundation for Public Engagement in Planning JAPA, Online First.
Sung, H. and Phillips, R.G. (2018). Indicators and Community Well-Being: Exploring a Relational Framework. International Journal of Community Well Being, 1: 63-79.
Wassmer, R.W. and Wahid, I. (2019). Does the Likely Demographics of Affordable Housing Justify NIMBYism?. Housing Policy Debate, 29(2): 343-358.
RESPONSE / REBUTTAL ESSAYS TO WASSMER & WAHID
Garboden, P.M.E. and Dantzier, P.A.. (2019). A Methodological Critique of Wassmer and Wahid. Housing Policy Debate, 29(2): 359-362.
Nguyen, M.T. and Scally, C.P. (2019). Affordable Housing and Its Residents Are Not Pollutants. Housing Policy Debate, 29(2): 363-368.
Tighe, J.R and Goetz, E.G. (2019). Comment on "Does the Likely Demographics of Affordable Housing Justify NIMBYism?". Housing Policy Debate, 29(2): 369-373.
Walker, M.A. and Boamah, E.F. (2019). Making the invisible hyper-visible: Knowledge production and the gendered power nexus in critical urban studies. Human Geography, 12(2): 36-50.
Williams, R.A. Making Sociology Accessible in an Ohio Urban Prison: Facilitating a Deeper Sociological Imagination Through 'Ethnographic Seeing' Urbanities, 9(2): 84-98.
American Journal of Sociology, 124(4): 1090-1124.
Boamah, E.F. (2018). Polycentricity of urban watershed governance: Towards a methodological approach Urban Studies, online first.
Brady, S.R. and Lesniewski, J. (2018). Rabble Rousing in a Red State: Lessons Learned From Organizing for Worker Rights in a Highly Conservative State Journal of Community Practice, Online First.
Dean, R.J. (2018). Counter-Governance: Citizen Participation Beyond Collaboration Politics and Governance, 16.1, online.
Golann, J.W. and Torres, C.A. (2018). Do no-excuses disciplinary practices promote success? Journal of Urban Affairs, Online First.
Haberle, M. (2017). Fair Housing and Environmental Justice: New Strategies and Challenges Journal of Affordable Housing, 26(2): 271-279.
Hatton, E. (2018). "Either You Do It or You're Going to the Box": Coerced Labor in Contemporary America Critical Sociology, Online First.
Herbert, C., Spader, J., Molinsky, J. and Rieger, S., eds. (2018) A Shared Future: Fostering Communities of Inclusion in an Era of Inequality, Harvard University, Joint Center for Housing Studies.
Jones, G.J., Edwards, M.B., Bocarro, J.N., Bunds, K.S. add Smith, J.W. (2018). Leveraging
community sport organizations to promote community capacity: Strategic
outcomes, challenges, and theoretical considerations. Sports Management Review, 21: 279-292.
Lattimore, J. and Laurie, M. (2017) Collective efficacy in disadvantaged neighborhoods: The influence of Habitat for Humanity Journal of Urban Affairs, Online First.
Magavern, S. (2018). Policies
to Reduce Lead Exposure: Lessons from Buffalo and Rochester,
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 15,
2197.
Silverman, R.M. (2018). Rethinking shrinking cities: Peripheral dual cities have arrived Journal of Urban Affairs, Online First.
Stein, S. (2017). Progress for whom, toward what? Progressive politics and New York City's Mandatory Inclusionary Housing. Journal of Urban Affairs, Online First.
Whitesel, J. (2017). Sociological Forum, 61(S1):S85-S104. Intersections of Multiple Oppressions: Racism, Sizeism, Ableism, and the "Illimitable Etceteras"1 in Encounters With Law Enforcement. Sociological Forum 32(2): 426-433.
2017 PAPERS
Anacker, Katrin B., Christopher Niedt, and Chang
Kwon. "Analyzing Segregation in Mature and Developing Suburbs in the United
States." Journal of Urban Affairs 39.6 (2017): 819-832.
Bowen, E. A., Miller, B., Barman-Adhikari, A., Fallin,
K., & Zuchlewski, D. (2017). Emerging adult homelessness in geographic
perspective: A view from the Rust Belt. Children and Youth Services Review, 73,
213-219.
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Davies, J.S. and Blanco, I. (2017). Austerity urbanism: Patterns of neo-liberalisation and resistance in six cities of Spain and the UK, Environment and Planning A, Online First.
Fasenfest, D. (2017). A Neoliberal Response to an Urban Crisis: Emergency Management in Flint, MI. Critical Sociology, Online First.
Galster, G. (2017). Why Shrinking Cities Are Not Mirror Images of Growing Cities: A Research Agenda of Six Testable Propositions Urban Affairs Review, Online First.
Harper-Anderson, E. (2017). Contemporary
Black Entrepreneurship in the Professional Service Sector of Chicago:
Intersections of Race, Entrepreneurship, and Economic Transformation. Urban Affairs Review, Online First.
Immergluck, D. and Balam, T. (2017). Sustainable for whom? Green urban development, environmental gentrification, and the Atlanta Beltline Urban Geography, Online First.
Logan J.R. and Oakley D. (2017) "Black lives and policing: The larger context of ghettoization." Journal of Urban Affairs 39.8: 1031-1046.
Luter, G., Mitchell, A.M., Taylor, H.T. (2017). Critical consciousness and schooling: The impact of the community as a classroom program on academic indicators. Education Sciences, 7(25),
2-23.
Pill, M.C. (2017). Embedding in the City?: Locating Civil Society in the Philanthropy of Place Community Development Journal, Online First.
Ranahan, M.E. (2017). Planning for the residential needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender older adults. Journal of Community Practice, Online First.
Walsh, C. (2017). White Backlash, the 'Taxpaying' Public, and Educational CitizenshipCritical Sociology, 43(2),
237-47.
Zapata, M.A. and Bates, L.K. (2017) "Equity
Planning or Equitable Opportunities?: The Construction of Equity in the
HUD Sustainable Communities Regional Planning Grants" Journal of Planning Education and Research, 37.4: 411-424.
2016 PAPERS
Anacker, K.B. (2015) Analyzing Census tract foreclosure risk rates in mature and developing suburbs in the United States Urban Geography, 36.8: 1221-1240.
Molina, E.T. (2015) FORECLOSURES, INVESTORS, AND UNEVEN DEVELOPMENT DURING THE GREAT RECESSION IN THE LOS ANGELES METROPOLITAN AREA Journal of Urban Affairs, Online First.
Fasenfest, D. (2016) Emergency Management in Michigan: Race, Class and the Limits of Liberal Democracy. Critical Sociology, 42(3): 311-334.
Moore, J.W. 1977. A case study of collaboration: The Chicano Pinto Research Project. Journal of Social Issues, 33(4): 144-158.
Nusser, Sarah P. and Katrin B. Anacker "The Pervasiveness of Hetero-Sexism and the Experiences of Queers in Everyday Space: The Case of Cambridge, Massachusetts." Ed. Petra Doan. Planning and LGBTQ Communities: The Need for Inclusive Queer Spaces (2015): 94-110. New York, NY: Routledge.
Patterson, Kelly L.; Silverman, Robert Mark; Yin, Li; and Wu, Laiyun (2016) "Neighborhoods of Opportunity: Developing an Operational Definition for Planning and Policy Implementation," Journal of Public Management & Social Policy: Vol. 22: No. 3, Article 2.
2015 PAPERS
Anacker, K.B.
and Schintler, L.A. (2015) Flip
that House: Visualizing and Analyzing Potential Real Estate Flipping
Transactions in a Cold Local Housing Market in the United States. International Journal of Housing Policy 15.3: 285-303.
Besser, C.S. and Kumaran, M. (2015). An Analysis of the Organizational Structures and Administrative Processes in Nonprofit and US Military Healthcare Organizations. WORKING PAPER
Carr, J.H. and Anacker, K.B. The
complex history of the Federal Housing Administration: Building wealth,
promoting segregation, and rescuing the U.S. housing market and the
economy.(2015). Banking & Financial Services Policy Report, 34(8): 10-18.
Christens, B.D. and Speer, P.W. (2015) Community Organizing: Practice, Research, and Policy Implications. Social Issues and Policy Review, 9(1): 193-222.
Cooper-McCann, P. (2015). The Trap of Triage: Lessons from the ''Team Four Plan''. Journal of Planning History, Online First.
Cowell, M., Gainsborough, J.F., Lowe, K. (2015). RESILIENCE AND MIMETIC BEHAVIOR: ECONOMIC VISIONS IN THE GREAT RECESSION . Journal of Urban Affairs, Online First.
Draus P. and Roddy, J. (2015). Ghosts, Devils, and the Undead City: Detroit and the Narrative of Monstrosity.Space and Culture, Online First.
Ehlenz, M.M.(2015). Neighborhood
Revitalization and the Anchor Institution: Assessing the Impact of the
University of Pennsylvania's West Philadelphia Initiatives on University
City. Urban Affairs Review, Online First.
Ganning, J.P. and Tighe, J.R. (2014). Assessing the Feasibility of Side Yard Programs as a Solution to Land Vacancy in U.S. Shrinking Cities Urban Affairs Review: 1-18.
Morse, S. (2015). Policing and Safe Streets: Where are the Planners?. Progressive Planning, Winter (202): 2-10.
Hackworth, J. and Nowakowski, K
(2015). Using market-based policies to address market collapse in the American Rust Belt: the case of land abandonment in Toledo, Ohio. Urban Geography: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/02723638.2015.1011416
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Holland, B. (2015). Typologies of national urban policy: A theoretical analysis Cities, 48: 125-129.
Hughey, M.W. (2015). The Five I's of Five-O: Racial Ideologies, Institutions, Interests, Identities, and Interactions of Police Violence. Critical Sociology, Online First.
Rose, S.W. (2015) Comparative models of American Indian economic development: Capitalist versus cooperative in the United States and Canada. Crituque of Anthropology, 34(4): 377-396.
Silverman, R.M., Patterson, K.L., Yin, L. and Wu, L. (2015). Neighborhood
characteristics and the location of HUD-subsidized housing in shrinking
cities: an analysis to inform anchor-based urban revitalization
strategies. Community Development, Online First.
Silverman, R.M., Yin, L. and Patterson, K.L. (2015). Municipal
property acquisition patterns in a shrinking city: Evidence for the
persistence of an urban growth paradigm in Buffalo, NY. Cogent Social Sciences, 1: 1012973.
Wells, K.J. (2015). A Housing Crisis, a Failed Law, and a Property Conflict: The US Urban Speculation Tax. Antipode, 47(4): 1043-1061.
2014 PAPERS
Atsas, S. and Kunz, K.. (2014) Policy review: the US Affordable Care Act, community health centers, and economic development opportunities. Community Development, 45(4): 409-422.
Bonanno, C.M. and Levenson, R.L. (2014) School Shooters: History, Current Theoretical and Empirical Findings, and Strategies for Prevention. Sage Open.
Carr, J.H. and Anacker, K.B. "The Past and
Current Politics of Finance and the Future of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and
Homeownership in the United States." Banking and Financial Services Policy Report: A Journal of Trends in Regulation and Supervision 33.7 (2014): 1-10.
Cole, S. (2014). ACADEMIC NOTE PASSAGES AND DESTINATIONS: A TOURISM STUDIO ROAD TO RURAL DEVELOPMENT. Housing & Society, 41(2): 315-336.
Kwate, N.O.A. (2014) "Racism still exists": A public health intervention using racism "countermarketing" outdoor advertising in a black neighborhood. Journal of Urban Health, Online First.
McLean, H. (2014) Digging into the creative city: A feminist critique. Antipode, 46(3): 669-690.
Morckel, V. (2014) Predicting abandoned housing: does the operational definition of abandonment matter? Community Development, Online First.
Patterson, K.L., Nochajski, T. and Wu, L. (2014) Neighborhood outcomes of formally homeless veterans participatin in the HUD-VASH program. Journal of Community Practice, 22: 324-341.
Smith, B.W. and Holmes, M.D. (2014). Police
Use of Excessive Force in Minority Communities: A Test of the Minority
Threat, Place, and Community Accountability Hypotheses Social Problems, 61(1): 83-104.
Silverman, R.M. (2014) Urban,
Suburban, and Rural Contexts of School Districts and Neighborhood
Revitalization Strategies: Rediscovering Equity in Education Policy and
Urban Planning. [ARTICLE OF THE YEAR], Leadership and Policy in Schools, 13(1): 3-27.
Tach, L., Pendall, R., Derian, A. (2014). Income
Mixing across Scales Rationale, Trends, Policies, Practice, and
Research for More Inclusive Neighborhoods and Metropolitan Areas. What Works Collaborative.
Valli, L., Stefanski, A. and Jacobson, R. (2014) "Typologizing School-Community Partnerships: A Framework for Analysis and Action." Urban Education, Online First: 1-29.
Vander Veur, S.S., Sherman, S.V., Lent, M.R., McCoy, T.A., Wojtanowski,
A.C.,Sandoval, B.A., Karpyn, A. and Foster, G.D. (2014). Corner Store and Commuting Patterns of Low-Income, Urban Elementary School Students. Current Urban Studies, 1(4): 166-170.
Wiltse, J. (2014) The Black-White Swimming Disparity in America: A Deadly Legacy of Swimming Pool Discrimination. Journal of Sport and Social Issues, 38(4): 366-389.
2013 PAPERS
Eisinger. P. (2013). Is Detroit Dead?. Journal of Urban Affairs, Online First.
Frazier, A.E., Bagchi-Sen, S. Knight, J. (2013). The spatio-temporal impacts of demolition land use policy and crime in a shrinking city. Applied Geography 41:55-64.
Guy, R. (2013). We shall not be moved: Hank Williams Village and the legacy of advocacy planning. Humanity & Society, 37(2): 159-175.
Imbroscio, D. (2013). From Redistribution to Ownership: Toward an Alternative Urban Policy for America's Cities. Urban Affairs Review, Early View.
Krase, J. (2013). An argument for seeing in urban social science. academia.edu .
Nembhard, J.G. (2013). Community development credit unions: Securing and protecting assets in black communities. Review of Black Political Economy, Online First.
Silverman, R.M., Patterson, K.L. and Lewis, J. (2013). Chasing a Paper Tiger: Evaluating Buffalo's Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice. Current Urban Studies, 1(3).
Vojnovic, I., Kotval-K, Z., Lee, J., Ye, M., Ledoux, T., Varnakovida, P., Messina, J. (2013). Urban
built environments, accessibility, and travel behavior in a declining
urban core: The extreme conditions of disinvestment and suburbanization
in the Detroit region. Journal of Urban Affairs Online First: 1-33.
Weaver, R.C. (2013). Re-framing the urban blight problem with trans-disciplinary insights from ecological economics.Ecological Economics 90: 168-176.
Yin, L., Raja, S., Xiao, L., Epstein, L. and Roemmich, J. (2013). Neighbourhood for playing: Using GPS, GIS, and Accelerometry to Delineate Areas within which Youth are Physically Active. Urban Studies, 2922-2939.
2012 PAPERS
Alamhomed-Wilson, Jake. 2012. Black Longshoremen and the Fight for Equality in an "Anti-Racist" Union. Race & Class, 53(4): 39-53.
Bezboruah K.C. (2013). Community Organizing for Health Care: An Analysis of the Process. Journal of Community Practice, 21: 9-27.
Bolton, Elizabeth and Muthusami Kumaran. 2012. Making Current Events Youth Relevant. Department of Family, Youth & Community Services. University of Florida.
Burkholder, S. (2012). The New Ecology of Vacancy: Rethinking Land Use in Shrinking Cities. Sustainability 4:1154-1172.
Cheng, Z. (2012). , The changing and different patterns of urban redevelopment in China: A study of three inner-city neighborhoods. Community Development, 43(4): 430-450.
Christens, B.D.. (2012). Targeting Empowerment in Community Development: A Community Psychology Approach to Enhancing Local Power and Well-Being, Community Development Journal, 47(4): 538-554.
Feng, X. and Humphreys, B.R. (2012). The impact of professional sports facilities on housing values: Evidence from census block group data, City, Culture and Society, 3: 189-200.
Fraser, J.C., Ashley, B.B, Bazuin, J.T. and Oakley, D.A. (2012). HOPE VI, colonization, and the production of difference, Urban Affairs Review, Online First: 1-32.
GroBmann, K., Beauregard, R., Dewar, M. and Haase, A. (2012). European and US perspectives on shrinking cities. Urban Research & Practice, 5(3): 360-363.
Harper-Anderson, E. 2012. Exploring What Greening the Economy Means for African American Workers, Entrepreneurs, and Communities. Economic Development Quarterly, 26(2):162-177.
Imbroscio, David. 2012. Beyond Mobility: The Limits of Liberal Urban Policy. Journal of Urban Affairs 34(1): 1-20. (comments from S. Deluca and G. Squires appended)
Kwate, N.O.A., Goodman, M.S., Jackson, J. and Harris, J. (2012). Spatial and racial patterns of real estate broker listings in New York city, Review of Black Political Economy, Online First.
Kwate, N.O.A., Loh, J.M., White, K. Sladana, N. (2012). Retail Redlining in New York City: Racialized Access to Day-to-Day Retail Resources. Journal of Urban Health, Online First.
Mason, D.S.. (2012). Sports facilities and urban development: An introduction to the special issue, City, Culture, and Society, 3:165-167.
Misra, S. and Stokols, D. (2012). A typology of people environment relationships in the digital age, Technology in Society, 34: 311-325.
Morgan, J.Q. (2012). , Regional clusters and jobs for inner city workers: the case of transportation, distribution, and logistics. Community Development, 43(4): 492-511.
Ostrander, S.A. (2012). Agency and initiative by community associations in relations of shared governance: between civil society and local state, Community Development Journal, Online First.
Patterson, K.L. and Eun-Hye, E.Y. (2012). Trapped in Poor Places? An Assessment of the Residential Spatial Patterns of Housing Choice Voucher Holders in 2004 and 2008, Journal of Social Service Research, Online First.
2011 PAPERS
BondGrahm, Darwin. 2011. Building the New New Orleans: Foundation and NGO Power. Review of Black Political Economy Online First: 1-18.
Carter, George R, III. 2011. From Exclusion to Destitution: Race, Affordable Housing, and Homelessness. Cityscape 13(1): 33-70.
Christens, Brian D. and Tom Dolan. 2011. Interweaving Youth Development, Community Development, and Social Change through Youth Organizing. Youth & Society 43(2): 528-548.
Drew, Emily M. 2011. "Listening through White Ears": Cross-Racial Dialogues as a Strategy to Address the Racial Effects of Gentrification. Journal of Urban Affairs Online First.
Ellen, Ingrid Gould, Michael C. Lens and Katherine O'Regan. 2011. Memphis Murder Mystery Revisited: Do Housing Voucher Households Cause Crime?. Furman Center for Real Estate & Urban Policy, NYU.
Emejulu, Akwugo. 2011. The Silencing of Radical Democracy in American Community Development: The Struggle of Itentities, Discourses, and Practices. Community Development Journal 46(2): 229-244.
Fraser, James, Deirdre Oakley, and Joshua Bazuin. 2011. Public Ownership and Private Profit in Housing. Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society Online First: 1-16.
Gowen, Teresa. 2011. What's
Social Capital Got to Do With it?:The Ambiguous (and Overstated)
Relationship between Social Capital and Ghetto Underdevelopment. Critical Sociology 37(1): 47-66.
Helfenbein, R. (2011). The urbanization of everything: Thoughts on globalization and education. In S. Tozer, B. Gallegos & A. Henry
(Eds.). Handbook of research in social foundations of education . New
York: Routledge.
Hutson, Mala Andre and Sacoby Wilson. 2011.The role of community-based strategies in addressing metropolitan segregation and racial health disparities. Community Development 42(4): 476-493.
Kaiser, Michelle, L. 2011. Food Security: An Ecological-Social Analysis to Promote Social Development. Journal of Community Practice 19(1): 62-79.
Lewis, James H. and David K. Hamilton. 2011. Race and Regionalism: The Structure of Local Government and Racial Disparity. Urban Affairs Review 47(3): 349-384.
Silverman, Robert Mark. 2011. Black Real Estate Professionals' Perceptions of Career Opportunities: The Economic Detour Redux. Review of Black Political Economy Online First: 1-18.
Silverman, Robert Mark and Kelly L. Patterson. 2011. The Four Horsemen of the Fair Housing Apocalypse: A Critique of Fair Housing Policy in the USA. Critical Sociology Online First: 1-18.
2010 PAPERS
Barton, Alan W. and Sarah J. Leonard. 2010. Incorporating Social Justice in Tourism Planning: Racial Reconcilliation and Sustainable Community Development in the Deep South. Community Development 41(3): 298-322.
Bishop, K.W. 2010. "The Idle Proletariat: Dawn of the Dead, Consumer Ideology, and the Loss of Productive Labor." Journal of Popular Culture 43(2): 234-248.
Carr, Matt. 2010. "Sloutching Toward Dystopia: The New Military Futurism." Race & Class 51(3): 13-32.
Dierwechter, Yonn and Brian Coffey. 2010. "Assessing the Effects of Neighborhood Councils on Urban Policy and Development: The Case of Tacoma, Washington." The Social Science Journal 47:471-491.
Hampton, Lynn A. 2010. "Covert Racism and the Formation of Social Capital Among a Voluntary Youth Corps." Critical Sociology 36(2): 285-305.
Landis, John D. and Kirk McClure. 2010. "Rethinking Federal Housing Policy." Journal of the American Planning Association 76(3): 319-348.
Littrell, Jill and Fred Brooks. 2010. In Defense of the Community Reinvestment Act. Journal of Community Practice 18:417-439.
O'Leary, Rosemary. 2010. "Guerrilla Employees: Should Managers Nurture, Tolerate, or Terminate Them?" Public Administration Review January/Feburary: 8-19.
Savitch, H.V. 2010. "What Makes a Great City Great: An American Perspective." Cities 27: 42-49.
Small, Mario Luis, David J. Harding, and Michele Lamont. 2010. "Reconsidering Culture and Poverty." Annals AAPSS Online First.
Stern, Pamela and Peter V. Hall. 2010. "The Proposal Economy." Critique of Anthropology 30(3): 243-264
Taylor, Henry Louis, Jr. 2010. Building
the Road as We Travel It: The Role of Theory and Practice in Developing
University Assisted Community-Schools and Distressed Neighborhoods. Keynote Address. The Second Annual Southwest Regional Network Conference, October 25-26, Tulsa, OK.
Tighe, J. Rosie. 2010. Public Opinion and Affordable Housing: A Review of the Literature. Journal of Planning Literature 25(1):3-17.
2009 PAPERS
Boyd, Robert. 2009. Urban Locations of Eminent Black Entrepreneurs in the United States. Urban Studies, 46(10): 2061-2078.
Carden, Art, Charles Courtemanche and Jeremy Meiners. 2009. "Does Wal-Mart Reduce Social Capital?," Public Choice 138: 109-136.
Carpenter, Dick M. and John K. Ross. 2009. "Testing O'Connor and Thomas: Does the Use of Eminent Domain Target Poor and Minority Communities?." Urban Studies, 46(11): 2447-2461.
Hahnel, Robin. 2009. "Why the Market Subverts Democracy," The American Behavioral Scientist, 52(7):1006-1022.
Hall, Peter V. and Pamela Stern. 2009. "Reluctant Rural Regionalists." Journal of Rural Studies 25: 67-76.
Hahnel, Robin. 2009. "Why the Market Subverts Democracy," The American Behavioral Scientist, 52(7):1006-1022.
Mendes, Philip. 2009. "Teaching Community Development to Social Work Students: A Critical Reflection," Community Development Journal 44(2): 248-262.
Oakley, Deiere and Keri Burchfield. 2009. "Out of the Projects, Still in the Hood: The Spatial Constraints on Public Housing Residents' Relocation in Chicago." Journal of Urban Affairs Online First.
Rothwell, Jonathan and Douglas S. Massey. 2009. "The Effects of Density Zoning on Racial Segregation in U.S. Urban Areas," Urban Affairs Review 44(6): 779-806.
Roscigno, Vincent J, Diana L. Karafin and Griff Tester. 2009. "The Complexities and Processes of Racial Housing Discrimination," Social Problems, 56(1):49-69.
Silverman, Robert Mark. 2009. "Perceptions
of Nonprofit Funding Decisions: A Survey of Local Public Administrators
and Executive Directors of Community-Based Housing Organizations
(CBHOs)." Public Organization Review.
Silverman, Robert Mark. 2009. "Sandwiched
Between Patronage and Bureaucracy: The Plight of Citizen Participation
in Community-based Housing Organisations in the US." Urban Studies 46(1): 3-25.
Stokols, Daniel, Shalini Misra, Miryha Gould Runnerstrom and J Aaron Hipp. 2009. "Psychology in an Age of Ecological Crisis: From Personal Angst to Collective Action," American Psychologist: 181-193.
Taylor, Henry Louis Jr. and Linda Greenough McGlynn. 2009. "The Connection: School, Youth, Development and Community Building - The Futures Academy Case." New Directions for Youth Development 122: 19-40.
Taylor, Henry Louis Jr. and Linda McGlynn. 2009. "Solving the Dewey problem: Where Do We Go From Here." The Good Society, 17(2):56-62.
Watkins-Hayes, Celeste. 2009. "Race-Ing the Bootstrap Climb: Black and Latino Bureaucrats in Post-ReformWelfare Offices," Social Problems 56(2): 285-310.
Yin, Li. 2009. "The Dynamics of Residential Segregation in Buffalo: An Agent-Based Simulation," Urban Studies 46(13): 2749-2770.
2008 PAPERS
Bowen, Glenn A. 2008. "An Analysis of Citizen Participation in Anti-Poverty Programmes," Community Development Journal 43(1): 65-78.
Brecher, Charles and Oliver Wise. 2008. "Looking a Gift Horse in the Mouth: Challenges for Managing Philanthropic Support for Public Services," Public Administration Review December:146-161.
Brooks, Scott N. and Michael A. McHail. 2008. "A Theory of the Preferred Worker: A Structural Explaination for Black Male Dominance in Basketball," Critical Sociology 34(3): 369-387.
Colhane, Dennis P. and Stephen Metraux. 2008. Rearranging the Deck Chairs or Reallocating the Lifeboats?: Homelessness Assistance and Its Alternatives. Journal of The American Planning Association 74(1): 111-121.
Fraser, James and Michael H. Nelson. 2008. "Can Mixed-Income Housing Ameliorate Concentrated Poverty? The Significance of a Geographically Informed Sense of Community." Geography Compass 2(6): 2127-2144.
Ganapati, Sukumar and Howard Frank. 2008. "Good Intentions, Unintended Consequences: Impact of Adker Consent Decree on Miami-Dade County's Subsidized Housing," Urban Affairs Review 44(1): 57-84.
Handley,Donna Miliam. 2008. "Strengthening the Intergovernmental Grant System: Long Term Lessons for the Federal-Local Relationship," Public Administration Review January/February 126-136.
Lowe, Jeffrey S. 2008. "Limitations of Community Development Partnerships: Cleveland Ohio and Neighborhood Progress, Inc.," Cities 25:37-44.
Luksetich, William. 2008. "Government Funding and Nonprofit Organizations," Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly 37(3): 434-442.
Melendez, Edwin and Lisa J. Servon. 2008. "Reassessing the Role of Housing in Community-Based Urban Development," Housing Policy Debate 18(4): 751-783.
Rivera, Jason D., DeMond S. Miller, and Deborah D. Wright. 2008. "The Future Effectiveness of Racial-Political Coalitions in American Politics." Journal of Public Management and Social Policy, 14.2: 5-17.
Rubin, Julia S. 2008. Adaptation or Extinction?: Community Development Loan Funds at a Crossroads. Journal of Urban Affairs 30(2): 191-220.
Schmid, Hillel, Michal Bar and Ronit Nirel. 2008. "Advocacy Activities in Nonprofit Human Service Organizations: Implications for Policy." Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly 37(4):581-602.
Silverman, Robert Mark. 2008. "CBOs and Affordable Housing," National Civic Review Fall: 26-31.
Silverman, Robert Mark. 2008. "The
Influence of Nonprofit Networks on Local Affordable Housing Funding:
Findings from a National Survey of Local Public Administrators." Urban Affairs Review 44(1): 126-141.
Silverman, Robert Mark, Henry L. Taylor Jr. and Christopher Crawford. 2008. "The Role of Citizen Participation and Action Research in Main Street Revitalization: An Analysis of a Local Planning Project," Action Research 6(1): 69-63.
Talbert, Patricia Yovonne. 2008. "Using
Social Marketing to Increase Breast Cancer Screening Among African
American Women: Perspectives form African American Breast Cancer
Survivors." International Journal of Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Marketing 13: 347-362.
Taylor, Henry Louis Jr. 2008. "Reflections: Connecting the University's Academic Mission to the Regeneration of Distressed Communities." Billie Grace Walker Goodrich Distinguished Lecture, University of Tennessee.
Wilson, Jake B. 2008. "The Racialized Picket Line: White Workers and Racism in the Southern California Supermarket Strike," Critical Sociology 34(3): 349-367.
Zimmerman, Jeffrey. 2008. From Brew Town to Cool Town: Neoliberalism and the Creative City Development Strategy in Milwaukee. Cities 25: 230-242.
2007 PAPERS
Bonds, Michael. 2007. "Looking Beyond the Numbers: The Struggle of Black Business to Survive, a Qualitative Approach" Journal of Black Studies 37(5): 581-601.
Chambers, Stefanie. 2007. "Minority Empowerment and Environmental Justice" Urban Affairs Review 43(1): 28-54.
Clark, William A.V. 2007. "Race, Class, and Place: Evaluating Mobility Outcomes for African Americans" Urban Affairs Review 42(3): 295-314.
Galster, George and Jason Booza. 2007. "The Rise of the Bipolar Neighborhood," Journal of the American Planning Association 73(4): 421-435.
Ginwright, Shawn A. 2007. "Black Youth Activism and the Role of Critical Social Capital in Black Community Organizations." American Behavioral Scientist 51(3) 403-418
Grant, Heather McLeod and Leslie R. Crutchfield. 2007. "Creating High Impact Nonprofits." Stanford Social Innovations Review Fall: 32-41.
Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, Steven Michael Grice and Michael Taquino 2007. "Municipal Underbounding: Annexation and Racial Exclusion in Small Southern Towns," Rural Sociology 72(1): 47-68.
Martin, Heather, Maureen Burner and Frayda Bluestein. 2007. "Documenting Disparity in Minority Contracting: Legal Requirements and Recommendations for Policy Makers." Public Administration Review May/June: 511-520.
Martin, Leslie. 2007. "Fighting for Control: Political Displacement in Atlanta's Gentrifying Neighborhoods," Urban Affairs Review 42(5): 603-628.
National Prision Project of the American Civil Liberties Union. 2007. "Abandoned and Abused: Prisioners in the Wake of Hurricane Katrina," Race & Class 49(1): 81-92.
Patterson, Kelly L. and Robert M. Silverman. 2007. Building a Better Housing Partnership. Housing & Society 34(2): 187-211.
2006 PAPERS
Beebeejaun, Yasminah. 2006. "The Participation Trap: The Limitations of Participation for Ethnic and Racial Groups," International Planning Studies 11(1): 3-18.
Frisch, Michael and Lisa J. Servon. 2006. "CDCs and the Changing Context of Urban Community Development: A Review of the Field and the Environment" Community Development: Journal of the Community Development Society 37(4): 88-108.
Hahnel, Robin. 2009. "Why the Market Subverts Democracy," The American Behavioral Scientist, 52(7):1006-1022.
Hall, Peter V. and Pamela Stern. 2009. "Reluctant Rural Regionalists." Journal of Rural Studies 25: 67-76.
Jones, Robert Emmet and Shirley A. Rainey. 2006. "Examining Linkages Between Race, Environmental Concerns, Health, and Justice in a Highly Polluted Community of Color," Journal of Black Studiesu 36(4): 473-496.
Lamore, Rex L., Terry Link and Twyla Blackmond. 2006. "Renewing
People and Places: Institutional Investment Policies that Enhance
Social Capital and Improve the Built Environment of Distressed
Communities." Journal of Urban Affairs 28(5): 429-442.
LeRoux, Kelly. 2006. "Nonprofits as Civic Intermediaries: The Role of Community-Based Organizations in Promoting Civic Participation." Urban Affairs Review 42(3): 410-422.
Reese, Laura A. 2006. "Economic versus Natural Disasters: If Detroit Had a Hurricane" Economic Development Quarterly 20(3): 219-231.
Shlay, Anne B. 2006. "Low-Income Homeownership: American Dream or Dilusion?" Urban Studies 43(3): 511-531.
Taylor, Henry Loius Jr. 2006. "Disaster Preparedness, Urban Protection and Low-Income Communities of Color," Paper Presented at the Scholarship on Homeland Security Meeting, Albany, NY.
2005 PAPERS
Avery, Robert B., Rapheal W. Bostic and Glenn B. Canner. 2005. " Assessing the Necessity and Efficiency of the Community Reinvestmenr Act," Housing Policy Debate 16(1): 143-172.
Baker, William H., H. Lon Addams and Brian Davis. 2005. "Critical Factors for Enhancing Public Hearings," Public Administration Review July/August: 490-499.
Chaskin, Robert J. 2005. "Democracy and Bureaurcacy in a Community Planning Process," Journal of Planning Education and Research 24:408-419.
DeWeese-Boyd, Margaret. 2005. "Community Versus Development: Land-use and Development Policy in Vermont as a Tool Toward Community Viability," Community Development Journal 41(3): 335-351.
Hallberg, Peter and Joshua Lund. 2005. "The Business of Apocalypse: Robert Putnam and Diversity," Race & Class 46(4): 53-67
Paul, Darel E. 2005. "The Local Politics of 'Going Global': Making and Unmaking Minneapolis-St. Paul as a World City," Urban Studies 42(12): 2103-2122.
Silverman, Robert Mark. 2005. "Caught
in the Middle: Community Development Corporations (CDCs) and the
Conflict Between Grassroots and Instrumental Forms of Citizen
Participation," Community Development: Journal of the Community Development Society 36(2): 35-51.
Sykes, Lori Latrice. 2005. "A Home of Her Own: An Analysis of Asset Ownership for Non-Married Black and White Women." The Social Sciene Journal 42: 273-284.
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