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Tanvi Misra
Management
What Happens to Community Bonds When a Neighborhood Gentrifies
A study of demographic changes in Philadelphia neighborhoods finds that an influx of more-affluent newcomers can erode community ties—or strengthen them.
Management
The Rise of Rural Incarceration
Local jails in smaller counties are seeing enormous growth. A new report explains why.
Management
Punishing Immigrants for Sprawl
The costs of living in a car-centric culture can be particularly hard on undocumented immigrants.
Management
Every U.S. County Has an Affordable Housing Crisis
It's a problem that transcends the rural-urban divide.
Management
Are Refugees Dangerous?
In nine out of the ten cities that accepted the largest number of refugees, crime went down—sometimes dramatically.
Infrastructure
A Complex Portrait of Rural America
New Census data show that the real differences between the city and the country may not match up with popular perception.
Management
Where Minority Populations Have Become the Majority
A Pew map shows that, between 2000 and 2013, whites became the minority in 78 U.S. counties.
Management
Why the Justice Department Chose These 6 Cities for Its Police-Community Relations Pilot
The government hopes they can serve as a blueprint for others across the country.
Management
A Plan to Drastically Reduce New York's Poverty
A comprehensive package of assistance programs can lower the city's poverty rate by 69 percent.
Management
Young People Are Pulling Jobs Back to City Centers
A new analysis suggests that jobs previously lost to the suburbs are returning to the core.
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Management
See What Your City Will Be Like in 15 Years
An interactive tool forecasts U.S. metro demographics circa 2030.
Management
On Immigration, Gaining the Support of Mayors Is as Much Practical as It Is Political
Cities with large foreign-born populations are likely to process the bulk of applicants following Obama's executive order.
Management
'I Am Baffled and At a Loss'
Even legal experts are astounded by the grand jury's decision not to indict a New York City police officer for the killing of Eric Garner.
Management
R.I.P., Pay Phones. Hello, 'Links'
NYC's swanky future pay phones will provide unlimited Wi-Fi and free domestic calls. But will they be accessible to everyone?
Management
Why Chicago Is Still the No. 2 U.S. City for Mexican Immigrants
A closer look at the history of Mexican migration patterns reveals that it's actually a natural choice.
Management
In Europe and America, Segregation Continues
A new report outlines drivers and patterns of residential segregation—and why they are so hard to break.
Management
Attention Cities Looking to Engage Immigrants: Don't Dismiss the Smartphone
A new report highlights how civic smartphone technology could be a huge help to recently arrived immigrants.
