Does segregation matter for Latinos? by De la Roca, Jorge, Ellen, Ingrid Gould, Steil, Justin P

“…We estimate the effects of residential racial segregation on socio-economic outcomes for native-born Latino young adults over the past three decades. …”
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Essays in public finance and labor economics by Ananat, Elizabeth Oltmans

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Pass, passing : between frames of memory, cinema and the archive by August, Ursula J

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Chemistry in a new key: Surplus, soy, and the history of sustainable enterprise in the United States, 1934-1950 by La Rock, Zachary

“…In so doing, chemurgy became, in the eyes of its advocates, something of a panacea: for raw material scarcity, for Dust Bowl land degradation, and for underemployment caused by the Great Depression and racial segregation after Civil War Reconstruction. Under the banner of this hard-to-pronounce neologism, automaker Henry Ford and soil scientist George Washington Carver united in unlikely friendship and a quest to find new industrial applications for already existing plants, especially the soybean. …”
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The responsibility of race in community-based practice by Fennelly, Meghan C. (Meghan Cartier), 1978-

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Examining the impact of residential segregation on rapid transit development in Chicago's South Side by Mukahhal, Alaa

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Three essays in the economics of local public goods by Lutz, Byron F

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Submergence as emergence : expanding social waterscapes in a shrinking city by Outlaw, Milan (Milan Jean-Marie)

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Slumlords? The Economics and Finances of Small-Scale Low-Income Housing by Morrison, Drew Edward

“…America’s history of racial segregation means that this low-quality housing has affected low-income, communities of color generationally. …”
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Cancer Stage at Diagnosis, Historical Redlining, and Current Neighborhood Characteristics: Breast, Cervical, Lung, and Colorectal Cancers, Massachusetts, 2001–2015 by Krieger, Nancy, Wright, Emily, Chen, Jarvis T, Waterman, Pamela D, Huntley, Eric R, Arcaya, Mariana

“…In the 1930s, maps created by the federal Home Owners' Loan Corporation (HOLC) nationalized residential racial segregation via "redlining,"whereby HOLC designated and colored in red areas they deemed to be unsuitable for mortgage lending on account of their Black, foreign-born, or low-income residents. …”
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Essays in Economics of Education by Idoux, Clémence

“…Board of Education}, US school districts are still economically and racially segregated. School segregation is especially apparent in NYC, the largest US school district. …”
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Memorial as field : problematizing Cape Town's post apartheid void by Silvester, Karina Lia Penedo

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The unfulfilled promise of neoliberal housing policy : how the dynamics of the rental housing market influence the spatial concentration of voucher holders in New York City by Yaskil, Dara N. (Dara Nora)

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