Los Angeles Chinatown is one of the oldest North American urban Chinatowns and
experiencing changes that are redefining the neighborhood. Yet, not all community leaders …

In American cities, gentrification—that is, an influx of upper-income people to low-income
areas—became much more pervasive in the 2000s compared with the 1990s (Freeman and …

Proponents of gentrification often use some rendition of a “rising tide lifts all boats”
justification when assessing the impact that gentrification has on original residents in a …

Recent work on residential displacement—being forced out of one's home—hints that its
nature and prevalence have changed during the early twenty-first century. We evaluate this …

In the last decade, shrinking cities have begun to gentrify, leading to optimistic narratives
about their recovery. Redevelopment policies, however, can exacerbate social and spatial …

Neighborhood stigma, founded on the idea that individuals avoid and denigrate spaces
occupied by residents of color due to perceptions of crime and disorder, can influence travel …

Despite consensus that neighborhoods influence children's outcomes, we know less about
the mechanisms that cause neighborhood inequality and produce those outcomes. Existing …

This article uses eviction data to test the transit-induced displacement hypothesis—that the
placement of new transit stations will lead to elevated property values, gentrification, and …

Considerable debate and controversy continue regarding the effects of gentrification on
neighborhoods and the people residing in them. This article draws on a unique largescale …

Racism in the Neoliberal Era explains how simple racial binaries like black/white are no
longer sufficient to explain the persistence of racism, capitalism, and elite white power. The …