Problem, research strategy, and findings: Gentrification is often described as affluent White
populations revitalizing deteriorating neighborhoods and displacing lower-income …

Although academic scholarship has addressed how city governments have responded to
declining housing affordability in the aftermath of crisis, few studies have done so from a …

Abstract In the United States, immigrant entrepreneurs start almost one third of all new
businesses. However, many immigrant entrepreneurs lack the knowledge or expertise to …

This book explores the reception experiences of post-1958 Afro-Cubans in South Florida in
relation to their similarly situated “white” Cuban compatriots. Utilizing interviews …

Immigration involves the 'deliberate crossing of nation-state borders', moving into a
particular country rather than out, sometimes permanently but increasingly with …

This study underscores the impact of Latino-led commercial gentrification on the political
and cultural empowerment of the Latino community. The study is based on interviews …

Background: Practitioners of syncretic religions often incorporate plants into their sacred
rituals, a unique practice that helps keep them connected to their cultural history. An …

Mise à l'écart géographique et opposition des groupes sociaux et ethniques, la ségrégation
socio-spatiale dans les villes repose sur des interprétations et modèles qui mettent en …

When it comes to professional sports teams, claims of their economic benefits have been
largely refuted. While sports teams generate intangible benefits such as fan identification …

Socio‐spatial segregation in cities is based on interpretations and models that place two
dimensions in tension: that of inequality, on the one hand, and that of discrimination, on the …