How do you tailor education to the learning needs of adults? Do they learn differently from
children? How does their life experience inform their learning processes? These were the …

The literature on the persistence of racial residential segregation in the United States has
made significant progress by moving beyond traditional explanations—socioeconomic …

In the thirty years since Massey and Denton's American Apartheid, sociological scholarship
on segregation has proliferated, calling attention to the ways in which the social geography …

The process of gentrification, whereby lower-income residents are replaced with higher-
income ones, has changed the composition and character of hundreds of urban …

How do parents weigh police presence and police activity in their assessments of a
neighborhood's suitability for raising children? How do place-bound institutions relate to …

Extreme weather is increasing in scale and severity as global warming worsens. While
poorer communities are typically most vulnerable to the negative effects of climate change …

The concept of gentrification, which has recently been expanded beyond residential
displacement to address issues of equitable access to public spaces, is deemed an …

Residential segregation by income and education is increasing alongside slowly declining
black-white segregation. Segregation in urban neighborhood residents' nonhome activity …

ABSTRACT A gentrification wave is sweeping across metropolitan America, yet we know
very little about the health consequences of this current neighborhood redevelopment trend …

In American cities, gentrification—that is, an influx of upper-income people to low-income
areas—became much more pervasive in the 2000s compared with the 1990s (Freeman and …