Past Events
Persistently mixed-income neighborhoods and the role of planning and housing policy: A study of Philadelphia
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Speaker: Yeonhwa Lee, PhD Candidate in City and Regional…
From The Black Bottom to University City: What Happens When Your Community Becomes a Campus?
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The 2023 Gordon S. Bodek Lecture on Interracial and Interfaith Relations features…
"A Very Racist Neighborhood:" Reputation, Stigma, and Narrative Framing in a Chicago Neighborhood
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McNeil Building 414, Urban Studies space
3718 Locust Walk
Speaker: Andres Villatoro, Ph.D. Student, Sociology
Discussant:…
'Slavs Only': Understanding the Spatialization of Race in Urban Russia
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Speaker: Mariana Irby, PhD Candidate in Anthropology, Interest in Anthropology of the state, citizenship, urban studies,…
2023 Gordon Fellowship Program Info Session
Please RSVP to urbs@sas.upenn.edu
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Open to US citizens and non US citizens
DEADLINE: 03/27/…
Poverty's Capital; the Social Construction of Savings in Early New York
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McNeil Building 414
3718 Locust Walk
Speaker: Anders Bright, third-year Ph.D. student studying early American intellectual, cultural, and…
Dissertation chapter on history of New York City's savings banks in the early 19th century
Speaker: Anders Bright, PhD Candidate in History
Discussant: Lisa Servon
Marx and Reparations: A Moral and Non-Moral Reply
Speaker: Ezekiel Vergara, PhD Student in Philosophy
Discussant: Akira Drake Rodriguez and Lance Freeman
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Stable mixed-income neighborhoods and the role of planning and housing policy: A comparative case study
Speaker: Yeonhwa Lee, PhD Candidate in City and Regional Planning
Discussant: Mark Stern or Ira Goldstein
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Marx and Reparations: Moral and Non-Moral Arguments
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McNeil Building 4th floor
3718 Locust Walk
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