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Studying The Causes Of Persistent Racial Residential Segregation: Innovations And Old Favorites
Studying the Causes of Persistent Racial Residential Segregation: Innovations and Old Favorites
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Jun 21-30, 2024, 12:00-6:14 am EDT
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Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy
Ann Arbor, MI
Reynolds Farley (University of Michigan), Maria Krysan (University of Illinois at Chicago); Mick Couper (University of Michigan.)
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