This research is one of the few studies to investigate the mutual impact between residential
segregation and the commuting outcomes of minority groups in the context of a developing …

While the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic was felt widely, for Black communities–
particularly in the US and Britain–it was felt more severely. This was compounded by …

This paper is an analysis of the spatial distribution of housing vacancies in Detroit in four
census years: 1980, 1990, 2000, and 2010. Our analysis is largely grounded in the contexts …

Objectives Sociologists and other scholars have debated the causes of continuing
residential segregation for several decades. Social class has been largely discounted as a …

This article draws on ethnographic fieldwork and interviews to explore young minority men's
relation to school and city space in Helsinki from the perspective of their everyday …

Drawing on qualitative interviews and participatory urban‐appraisal tools, this paper
analyzes household perceptions on the five elements of Lawrence and Su‐Yeul's market …

Despite economic growth since the recession, the gap between the richest and the poorest
segments of the population remains one of the most pressing concerns of contemporary …

William Bunge's Fitzgerald: Portrait of a Revolution, initially published in 1971, is an
enthralling verbal and visual account of the historical and geographical development of a …

To understand residential clustering of contemporary immigrants and other ethnic minorities
in urban areas, it is important to first identify where they are clustered. In recent years …

The aim of this paper is to measure the net propensity to live in isolation for Montréal's main
immigrant communities and to identify specific profiles that are particularly isolated. For that …