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BUILDING RESILIENT REGIONS
Working Papers
Below is a listing of BRR publications by publication date.
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2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006
- Regional Resilience in the Face of Foreclosures: Evidence from Six Metropolitan Areas
- Todd Swanstrom University of Missouri-St. Louis
- Karen Chapple University of California, Berkeley AND
- Dan Immergluck Georgia Institute of Technology
- May 2009 | PDF | 3.22 MB | Download
- Regional Resilience: Building Understanding of the Metaphor
- Kathryn N. Foster, Rolf Pendall, and Margaret M. Cowell
- BRR working paper, revised for publication, 2009
- Bridging the New Suburban History and the New Suburban Politics.
- Christopher Niedt and Karen Chapple
- 2008
- Community Response to the Foreclosure Crisis: Thoughts on Local Interventions
- Dan Immergluck Georgia Institute of Technology
- December 2008 | PDF | 775 KB | Download
- Going Regional: Community-based Regionalism, Transportation, and Local Hiring Agreements
- Since published in Journal of Planning Education and Research 28:355-367
- Todd Swanstrom and Brian Banks
- June 2008 | PDF | 700 KB | Download
- Exploring Regional Economic Resilience
- Howard Wial, The Brookings Institution
- June 2008 | PDF | 311 KB | Download
- A Fragile Giant? The Future of New York in an Age of Uncertainty Prepared for Panel 49 Regional Resilience: What Is It? Does It Matter? What Can Be Done About It?
- John Mollenkopf, Center for Urban Research, The Graduate Center, CUNY
- April 2008 | PDF | 744 KB | Download
- Regional Resilience: A Critical Examination of the Ecological Framework
- Todd Swanstrom, Saint Louis University
- April 2008 | PDF | 780 KB | Download
- The Changing Industrial Composition of Manufacturing-Based Regions, 1980-2005
- Howard Wial, The Brookings Institution
- March 2008 | PDF | 40 KB | Download
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- Why Regions?
- Manuel Pastor, T. William Lester and Justin Scoggins
- December 2007 | PDF | 233 KB | Download
- This working paper has officially become a journal article at Journal of Urban Affairs
- Going Regional: Community-Based Regionalism, Transportation, And Local Hiring Agreements
- Todd Swanstrom and Brian Banks
- October 2007 | PDF | 586 KB | Download
- Property Rights, Taxpayer Rights, and the Multiscalar Attack on the State: Consequences for Regionalism in the United States
- Christopher Niedt and Margaret Weir
- July 2007 | PDF | 264 KB | Download
- Multi-Level Power and Progressive Regionalism
- Margaret Weir and Jane Rongerude
- May 2007 | PDF | 94 KB | Download
- Collaboration is Not Enough
- Margaret Weir, Jane Rongerude, Christopher K. Ansell
- April 2007 | PDF | 136 KB | Download
- Emerging Patterns of Regional Resilience
- Karen Chapple, Bill Lester
- Jan 2007 | PDF | 2.5 MB | Download
- Resilience and Regions: Building Understanding of the Metaphor
- Rolf Pendall, Kathryn A. Foster, Margaret Cowell
- Jan 2007 | PDF | 238 KB | Download
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- Elections, Economics, and Coalitional Politics: Investigating California's Future(s)
- Manuel Pastor
- Dec 2006 | PDF | 222 KB | Download
- Network Governance and Regional Equity: Shared Agendas or Problematic Partners?
- Sarah Reckhow and T. William Lester
- December 2006| PDF | 539 KB | Download
- Measuring Concentrated Poverty: Did It Really Decline in the 1990s?
- Todd Swanstrom, Rob Ryan, Katherine M. Stigers
- Dec 2006 | PDF | 401 KB | Download
- A Case Study Approach to Understanding Regional Resilience
- Kathryn A. Foster
- Nov 2006 | PDF | 260 KB | Download
- Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration in the 2005 Mayoral Elections in Los Angeles and New York
- John Mollenkopf, Ana Champeny, Raphael Sonenshein, and Mark Drayse
- Sep 2006 | PDF | 128 KB | Download
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WELCOME TO THE MACARTHUR FOUNDATION NETWORK ON BUILDING RESILIENT REGIONS
The Foundation supports interdisciplinary research networks—"research institutions without walls"—on topics related primarily to human and community development. They are Foundation-initiated projects that bring together highly talented individuals from a spectrum of disciplines, perspectives, and research methods. The networks explore basic theoretical issues and empirical questions that will increase the understanding of fundamental social issues and are likely to yield significant improvements in policy and practice. |
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