Gentrification Isn’t ‘Inevitable’—It’s a Policy Choice
Urban displacement is not a natural byproduct of “vibrant cities.” It is produced through zoning, finance, and selective enforcement.
Essays, lectures, book reviews, and commentary on urban sociology, migration, and social inequality.
Urban displacement is not a natural byproduct of “vibrant cities.” It is produced through zoning, finance, and selective enforcement.
Migration governance works less like a wall and more like an infrastructure of delay, categorization, and uncertainty.
A sharp account of how municipal finance quietly governs urban futures—strong on mechanisms, weaker on resistance.