Resource exposure was a key mechanism linking patterns of racial segregation and student
outcomes during the Brown v. Board of Education era. Decades later, past progress on …

Outside of Indigenous studies, sociologists tend to treat land in the United States as
governed exclusively by an entrenched private-property regime: Land is a commodity and …

Scholars have long argued that gentrification may displace long-term homeowners by
causing their property taxes to increase, and policy makers, including the US Supreme …

How typical is Ferguson? That is, to what extent is monetary punishment driven by fiscal
crisis and deficit spending? Do communities that increasingly rely less on property taxes …

This article investigates a trend in the Chicago region that defies conventional accounts of
municipal politics and revenue-motivated policing: since the Great Recession, higher …

The US Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID) celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2018.
Initially designed to assess the nation's progress in combatting poverty, PSID's scope …

The relationship between taxation and structural racism is both understudied and
undertheorized. Our article introducing the following symposium is a starting point to …

We show that legislative caps on assessment growth are associated with reduced racial
inequality in property taxation. These reductions increase in treatment intensity and are …

In the context of tight state budgets, local education funding is increasingly important. This
article examines the relationship between district-level demographic characteristics and …

This paper examines the relationship between ethnic institutions and public and welfare
goods provisions. Earlier related but distinct literature presented a negative association …