A new book on urbanization, biodiversity and ecosystem services was published this fall, 2013, by Springer. This is the first comprehensive cross scale examination of the complex relationships between these… 
Based on a three-year study of Brooklyn’s Greenpoint-Williamsburg area, Norman Street is an in-depth, detailed description of life in a multi-ethnic working class neighborhood during New York City’s fiscal crisis…
A new book on urbanization, biodiversity and ecosystem services was published this fall, 2013, by Springer. This is the first comprehensive cross scale examination of the complex relationships between these…
Faculty Associate and Hunter Professor Joseph P. Viteritti’s (Urban Affairs) article “The Federal Role in School Reform: Obama’s ‘Race to the Top,’” Notre Dame Law Review (2012), pp. 2087-2021, has been translated into…
Roosevelt House is pleased to announce that Professor Joseph P. Viteritti’s (Urban Affairs and Roosevelt House Faculty Associate) article “The Federal Role in School Reform: Obama’s ‘Race to the Top,’”…
Research by Hunter College Professor of Sociology and Roosevelt House Faculty Associate Pamela Stone, figures prominently in this report by Judith Warner on the “Opt-Out Generation,” published in today’s New…
Associate Professor of History and Roosevelt House Faculty Associate, Donna T. Haverty-Stacke has published, “‘Punishment of Mere Political Advocacy’: The FBI, Teamsters Local 544 and the Origins of the 1941…
Roosevelt House Faculty Associate Margaret Chin (Sociology) is co-author of the article “The Transformation of Chinese America: New York vs. Los Angeles,” along with Min Zhou and Rebecca Kim, published…
Faculty Associate Howard Chernick (Economics) has co-authored an article on cigarette tax evasion in NYC, along with David Merriman (University of Illinois), that will be published in the National Tax Journal…
The UN’s primary roadmap for operationalising its women, peace and security (WPS) agenda is the 2010 Seven-Point Action Plan on Gender-Responsive Peacebuilding, which specifies concrete commitments for the UN system…
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