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Friday, April 26 • 9:40am - 11:05am
FR9.40.04 Race, Housing, and Inequality: A Multi-Tiered Perspective

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Moderator: Daniel Pasciuti, Georgia State University


Discrimination Without Discriminants Racial Logics in Tenant Screening
Eva Rosen, Georgetown University; Philip Garboden, University of Hawaii at Manoa; Jennifer Cossyleon, Johns Hopkins University


Gentrification and Pacific Islanders in L.A. County
Elora Raymond, Georgia Institute of Technology


The Neighborhood Context of Eviction in Southern California
Michael Lens, University of California Los Angeles; Kyle Nelson, University of California Los Angeles; Ashley Gromis, Princeton University


A Legal Black Box: How Differences in Dispossessory Court Impact Inequality in Urban, Suburban, and Rural Georgia
Daniel Pasciuti, Georgia State University; Lauren Sudeall, Georgia State University
Speakers
avatar for Kyle Nelson, University of California Los Angeles

Kyle Nelson, University of California Los Angeles

Ph.D. Candidate in Sociology, University of California, Los Angeles
Using ethnographic, interviewing, and archival methods, I study interactional and institutional determinants of eviction case outcomes in Los Angeles County. At UCLA, I teach courses on housing policy, urban sociology, law and society, social psychology, and qualitative methods.
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Moderator
avatar for Daniel Pasciuti

Daniel Pasciuti

Assistant Professor, Georgia State University
I am a comparative-historical sociologist and Assistant Professor at Georgia State University. I am also a Research Scientist in the Arrighi Center for Global Studies at Johns Hopkins University. My research interests include comparative-historical sociology, historical capitalism... Read More →

Friday April 26, 2019 9:40am - 11:05am PDT
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