Call for papers! The 2nd Global Urban Governance and Policy Conference (in Shanghai, China on June 29–30, 2024) is calling for papers on 'Artificial Intelligence, Urban Innovations, and Sustainable Development'. Abstract submission deadline: May 5, 2024. 📝mp.weixin.qq.com/s/rPCZGr67BO6W…

Our paper 'How Citizens Meet the State' is out in Urban Affairs Review. Many thanks to Jacob Turner for involving me with this awesome South Bend project!
Thanks to Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts for the funding & Lucy Family Institute for Data & Society for recognizing our work.
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Liquid #Wealth , an indicator of #EconomicSecurity , is a key predictor of whether 1st-time homeowners exit #HomeOwnership & return to renting.

Read the new findings from Faculty Associate Chunhui Ren (@LingnanUni) in Urban Affairs Review: doi.org/10.1177/107808…

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🎺🎺🎺NEW ISSUE!
Issue 3 of our 60th anniversary volume, feat. commentary by Timothy Weaver 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸 Christina Greer on Elinor Ostrom (1983) 'The Social Stratification-Government Inequality Thesis Explored' [OPEN ACCESS!]

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Another new article from me and Philip Rocco: “Local Governments, Pandemic Aid, and Community Violence Intervention” in Urban Affairs Review journals.sagepub.com/eprint/CCHRBCE…

please apply to attend the local political economy pre-conference on Sep 4 (wed before APSA). grad students on the market, this is a great place to get quality feedback and meet nice, smart people who may be hiring!

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last year’s program for reference:

🥰. A really fun interview with Laura Wolf-Powers done in late 2023 (with some lil’ 2024 revisions) has now been published with Metropolitics . The conversation may have been an hour and some change. This like 5 minutes. Something lands with you hopefully. metropolitics.org/Education-Myth…

Housing Affordability Postdoctoral Scholar (UCLA) buff.ly/4abCd7B

Excited to have this article that Cameron Anglum Sapna Varkey and I authored published by Urban Affairs Review We examine the racial and geographic equity of Missouri’s Teacher Baseline Salary Grant #missouri #umsl

Can’t believe it, but Silicon Valley Imperialism is a real book! There are tons of people to thank for helping make it happen, including Alex Horghidan for the brilliant cover art, and so many others. Extra thanks to Elizabeth Ault for guiding the entire process dukeupress.edu/silicon-valley…

“Institutionalized economic problems require an institutionalized economic security,” notes Faculty Associate Chunhui Ren (@LingnanUni) in Urban Affairs Review. #AssetBuilding , he says, may be a practical solution to #HomeOwnership issues. More: doi.org/10.1177/107808…

#PSID

New research from Faculty Associate Chunhui Ren (@LingnanUni) finds that liquid #wealth is the #1 determinant of whether 1st-time homeowners avoid going back to renting.

Read more at Urban Affairs Review: doi.org/10.1177/107808…

#PSID #EconomicSecurity #UrbanAffairs #Homeownership

After Online First, my article 'Using the Urban Regime Framework to Study Processes of Urban Governance' (slightly altered title) has now appeared in the March edition Urban Affairs Review Still open access journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11… #governance #regime #urbanaffairs

Issue 2 of our 60th anniversary volume is HERE! The editors revisit Michael Lipsky's classic 1971 'Street Level Bureaucracy.' Visit our website to read more and view the full TOC 👇

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