Contested City / Washington / DC / Atlanta / Detroit / London / Chinatown / New York / /
Company
Downtown Inc. / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / / /
Facility
Hofstra University / /
NaturalFeature
Hamilton Hill / /
Organization
Emerging Social Movement / Hofstra University / American Academy of Political and Social Science / National Center for Suburban Studies / Ethnic Labor Force / American Educational Research Association / /
Person
John Mollenkopf / Joel Perlmann / Sheldon Danziger / Gordana Rabrenovic / Norman Fainstein / James E. Moore / Stella Capek / Thomas Bailey / Richard Alba / Harry Holzer / John Gilderbloom / Kyle Crowder / K. Wilson / Lynne Sagalyn / Martin Sanchez Jankowski / Roger Waldinger / Gregory Squires / Stephan Thernstrom / Peter Gordon / Deirdre Oakley / John R. Logan / Arlene Davila / Bernard Frieden / Nancy Kleniewski / Reynolds Farley / Min Zhou / Alejandro Portes / Susan Fainstein / Paul Peterson / John Logan / Elena Vesselinov / Kevin Fox Gotham / Pierre Clavel / Brian Stults / Saskia Sassen / Jonathan Rieder / Scott Crowder / Andrew A. Beveridge / John Kasarda / Harvey Molotch / Clarence Stone / Marc Silver / Scott South / /
Position
editor / /
PublishedMedium
Family Life / City Limits / American Journal of Sociology / Sociological Perspectives / American Sociological Review / /
SOC 1330, Remaking the City Spring 2013, TuTh 9:00-10:20 Dr. John Logan ([removed]) TA Weiwei Zhang ([removed]) COURSE OUTLINE This course will introduce sociological perspectives on processes of