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Session Submission Type: Paper Session 100min
This session provides perspectives on the socio-spatial dimensions of urban inequality. We invite papers that examine patterns, structures, and dynamics of socio-economic and spatial inequalities in the urban context.
Papers may address the nature of urban inequality trends and their temporal or spatial dynamics, or how urban inequality is manifested in residential segregation, school segregation, housing inequality, environmental injustice, and other areas.
A Method for Studying Diļ¬erence in Segregation Levels Across Time and Space - Benjamin Elbers, Columbia University
Neighborhood Social Isolation and Spatial Exposure Heterogeneity Among Urban Youth - Christopher R. Browning, Ohio State University; Jake Tarrence, Ohio State University; Catherine Calder, Ohio State; Bethany Boettner, Ohio State University
Neoliberal Spatial Production of Immigrants' Rights to the City - Soo Mee Kim, California State University, Los Angeles
Population Change and the Legacy of Slavery - Heather Avery O'Connell, Louisiana State University; Katherine J. Curtis, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Jack DeWaard, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Racial Residential Segregation, Neighborhood Disorder, and Self-Rated Health: The Case of Houston, Texas - Kathryn Freeman Anderson, University of Houston; Lindsay Oncken, Texas Association of School Boards