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Many researchers study segregation, but treat it as a noun, as if it were a disembodied condition of cities, suburbs, and other places. This panel invites papers that focus on the word’s root verb — "to segregate" — and examine the specific mechanisms that produce and reproduce segregation in the city. Submissions can be qualitative or quantitative, use historical or contemporary data, and focus on the micro-level or macro-level of analysis, as long as the mechanisms of segregation are the focus.
Cross-municipal segregation as a mechanism of racial inequality - Robert Allen Manduca, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
Ethnonationalist Scapegoating: Segregation and Evictions in Urban India - Liza Weinstein, Northeastern University
Four Dimensional Segregation: How the Global City Keeps Migrants out of Sight and out of Mind - Kurt Kuehne, New York University Abu Dhabi
House of Cards: Linking FHA and VA Borrowers to Full Count Census Records - Katherine A. Thomas, New York University; Wenfei Xu, Columbia University; Thomas Storrs, University of Virginia; Jacob William Faber, New York University
The Roots of Mexican’s Racial Segregation: A Case Study of Mexicans in the L.A. Harbor - Maria G. Rendon, University of California, Irvine