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2018 UAA Annual Conference

Conference Sponsors
Routledge | Taylor & Francis Group
University of Wisconsin Milwaukee | College of Letters & Science | Urban Studies Program
York University - Environmental Studies
After Suburbia Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
University of Toronto
Ryerson University | Centre for Urban Research & Land Development | Faculty of Community Services
SAGE Publishing
Grounded Solutions Network
Georgia State Univ, Andrew Young School of Public Policy, Dept of Public Management & Policy
American University | School of Public Affairs | Metropolitan Policy Center
Cleveland State University, Levin College of Urban Affairs
Rutgers University Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy
Rutgers University-Newark Global Urban Studies, PhD Program
University of California Press | Case Studies in the Environment

9:10am EDT

TH9.10.15 Collaborative Methods in Community Engaged Action Oriented Research in Chicago Kent (2nd Floor)

10:50am EDT

TH10.50.17 Finance-Led Capitalism, Housing and Urban Inequalities I: Logics, Institutions and Actors Kent (2nd Floor)

1:30pm EDT

TH1.30.01 Finance-Led Capitalism, Housing and Urban Inequalities II: Understanding Speculation, Value and Risk Kent (2nd Floor)

3:10pm EDT

TH3.10.01 Finance-Led Capitalism, Housing and Urban Inequalities III: The State, Real Estate, and the Transformation of the City Kent (2nd Floor)

8:00am EDT

FR8.00.01 Finance-Led Capitalism, Housing and Urban Inequalities IV: Neoliberalism and the Gentrification of Rental Housing Kent (2nd Floor)

9:40am EDT

FR9.40.01 Finance-Led Capitalism, Housing and Urban Inequalities V: Generational Effects and Inequalities Kent (2nd Floor)

11:10am EDT

FR11.10.01 Mortgage Lending: Distribution Patterns and Outcomes Kent (2nd Floor)

2:05pm EDT

FR2.05.11 Who Benefits? Urban Development and Resident Participation Kent (2nd Floor)

3:45pm EDT

FR3.45.04 FILM SCREENING of In the Shadow of Ferguson Kent (2nd Floor)

9:00am EDT

SA9.00.14 The Politics of Tax Increments and Incentives as Development Tools Kent (2nd Floor)