In the past decade, the Home Owners' Loan Corporation's (HOLC) so-called 'redlining'maps
have gone from a niche corner of urban historical scholarship to the centre of mainstream …

The infamous “security maps” made in the 1930s by the Home Owners' Loan Corporation
(HOLC), rating supposed mortgage lending risk in urban neighborhoods across the United …

As vacancy in Rust Belt cities becomes a focal point of planning and policy efforts, Chicago
planners and private institutions attribute it to “disinvestment” and seek to remove barriers to …

As any good American urbanist knows: race matters. But precisely how does it matter? How
have the pervasive and enduring modalities of racism (especially anti-Blackness) shaped …

The Home Owners' Loan Corporation (HOLC), established in the US during the Great
Depression to provide relief to a failing housing market, had a lasting effect through …

America is now half a decade into the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression,
triggered by a deeply racialized “innovation” at the social and spatial margin—risky, high …

This paper challenges dominant geographies of urban theory by conceptualising the
dynamics of displacement in Oakland through place‐specific histories of racial/spatial …

Two years into the COVID 19 pandemic, lockdowns and closures have left millions of the
global majority out of work, hungry, facing eviction, and desperately navigating hollowed out …

In the years since the financial crisis, low-income housing markets are increasingly
dominated by speculative bulk ownership and eviction. These intertwined trends reflect both …

Scholarship on the Home Owners' Loan Corporation (HOLC) has typically focused on this
New Deal housing agency's invention of redlining, with dire effects from this legacy of racial …