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Urban Partisanship, Housing and Elections
Fri, September 1, 4:00 to 5:30pm PDT (4:00 to 5:30pm PDT), Virtual, Virtual 6Session Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
The papers in this panel explore the different ways that housing is both shaped by and itself shapes urban political outcomes, including capital accumulation, political preferences, and democratic institutions.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Why Is City Living “Liberal”? Political Psychology and Residential Preferences - Paul G. Lewis, Arizona State University
The Distinct Political Preferences of Gentrifiers: Evidence from Chicago - Kumar Ramanathan, University of Illinois, Chicago; Matthew D. Nelsen, University of Miami; Thomas K. Ogorzalek, CUNY-Graduate Center
Urban Slack - Nate Ela, University of Cincinnati
Discrepancies in Democratic Demands and Urban Sustainable Development Policies - David Kaufmann, ETH Zürich; Michael Wicki, ETH Zurich; Stefan Wittwer, KPM Center for Public Management, University of Bern