About this book series
This series examines the ecology of neighborhoods and communities across the globe. By taking an ecological approach, the study of neighborhoods takes into account not just structures, buildings and geographical boundaries, but also human geography and the relationship and adjustment of humans to highly dense urban environments in a particular area or vicinity. As violent events in marginalized urban neighborhoods and communities across the globe have demonstrated, “place matters.” The series aims to publish original research about the power of place, that is, the importance of where one lives, how public policies have transformed the shape and geography of inequality in our metropolitan areas, and the ways in which residents impacted by perceived inequality are trying to confront the problem.
- Electronic ISSN
- 3005-0154
- Print ISSN
- 3005-0146
- Series Editor
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- Carol Camp Yeakey,
- Walter R. Allen
