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Manuscripts in preparation and review, and sponsored research in development — the newest of the work.Housing, land & the just city
The largest body of current work returns to the core question of urban development: when cities grow and capital arrives, who is it for? New studies test whether tools like Opportunity Zones actually produce housing or simply capitalize land, and build decision-support methods that help agencies steer investment toward more equitable outcomes. Companion manuscripts examine guaranteed income and the reproduction of urban precarity, and the contested politics of property, home, and the right to stay put.
Race, repair & the spatial politics of belonging
A second strand traces the long struggle over who belongs in the city — more than a century of Black organizing and place-making, reparations and the racial-capitalist politics of repair, the carceral geography of homelessness and the policing of public space, and the collective organizing through which communities produce locality on their own terms.
A smaller, separate line of inquiry asks how emerging AI tools support — or substitute for — critical thinking in the classroom.