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Six Steps Toward Inequality
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Unhappiness and Urban Decline NEW!
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From Data to Models that Improve Urban Policy NEW!
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The State of Current Knowledge about Cities and Toleration
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Designing the Transformation of the Decent City: Theory and Practice
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‘Black’ Suburbanization: American Dream or the New Banlieue?”
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Global Politics Go Local in the American City
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The Promise and Perils of Big Data for Social Science Research NEW!
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Urban Planning and Community Data Collection Efforts in the Developing World: Data as a Facilitator NEW!
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Inequality and Urban Space: Some Notes on Institutional Isolation and Social Connectedness
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Group Relations and Urban Design
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Mapping the Social Geography of Urban Inequality
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Comments on the Spatial Dimensions of Urban Inequality
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Decency, Design, and Development in New York City’s Historically Black Neighborhoods
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Design Decency at the Urban Front
Harvey Molotch
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How to Navigate the Data Deluge: Ecometrics and the Case for the Urban Social Sciences NEW!
Daniel O’Brien and Robert J. Sampson
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Urban Design and Inequality: The Case of Urban Villages in China’s Megacities
Xuefei Ren
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Can Machine Learning Be Useful for Social Science? NEW!
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The Multiplicities of Urban Design
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Notes on Neighborhood Inequality and Urban Design
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Dialogics
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Open and Closed Design
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An Organizational Perspective on Social Isolation
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Love Thy Neighbor(hood)
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Diversity, Toleration, and Space in Metropolitan America
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Big Data for Good Cities NEW!
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Ethnic Conflict in Urban Asia
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Tolerance and Intolerance of Extralegal Habitation
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