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Looking Ahead — What the Trump Administration Means for Brownfield RedevelopmentCharlie Bartsch is an independent strategist for communities in economic transition and a Senior Fellow at the Northeast-Midwest Institute, a public policy center
What Helps and Hinders Green Infrastructure on Vacant Land in Legacy Cities?Margaret Dewar’s research is in the broad areas of economic development, housing and community development, urban environmental planning, and urban land use. Her curr
Are Entrepreneurial Ecosystems Exacerbating Urban Inequality? Evidence from Four CitiesElsie Harper-Anderson’s research examines the impact of macroeconomic transformation on regional economies and urban labor markets. Her most recent work fo
Don Carter is David Lewis Director of the Remaking Cities Institute, Carnegie Mellon University. He is also Track Chair of the Master of Urban Design program in the School of Architecture. Prior to joining Carnegie Mellon University in July 200
Building Community and Ecological Resiliency Through Obsolete Infrastructure Removal
Dr. Michael Blackhurst is currently a Research Development Manager at the University Center for Social & Urban Research at the University of Pittsburgh. His research is robustly interdisciplinary, drawing especially from engineering, economics
Producing and Preserving Affordable Housing in Shrinking Cities: Challenges and Opportunities
Exacting a pound of flesh: How neighborhood environments contribute to childhood food insecurity and obesity
Coupling Systems, Building Coalitions: Connecting Housing, Energy, and Transit in U.S. Cities
The Monroeville Doctrine: The Suburbanization of Industrial Research in Twentieth Century Pittsburgh
Understanding and Addressing the Housing Crisis for America's Lowest Income Households
Interdisciplinary Modeling of Environmental Resources: Insights From Three Recent Projects
Urban Renewal in Europe: Is Renewing Deprived Areas of European Cities a European Matter?
Modelling Community Mapping: Mashing Up Government Data and Online Community Data in Korea
Shrinking Cities: Are We Siting Affordable Housing in Neighborhoods of Opportunity
The Potential Tracking Technologies for Research in the Social Sciences
Using Indicators to Support Community Decision-Making: Lessons from Baltimore
Trajectories of cognitive decline by driving mobility: Evidence from the Health and Retirement Study
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