Debate Over the Best Path to Affordable Housing
UCLA Luskin's Michael Storper says a complex suite of policies — not just building more units — is needed to address inequality in our cities.
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Increasing Urbanization Contributes to Racial and Gender Pay Inequality, Study Shows Newly published research finds that an 'urban wage premium' in large cities primarily benefits white and male workers
/0 Comments/in Diversity, For Faculty, For Policymakers, For Students, For Undergraduates, Global Public Affairs, Latinos, Research Projects, School of Public Affairs, Urban Planning Michael Storper/by Les DunseithNewly published research finds that an "urban wage premium" in large cities primarily benefits white and male workers.
Essays Capture Legacy of L.A. Historian Mike Davis
/0 Comments/in Luskin's Latest Blog Ananya Roy, Michael Storper, Susanna Hecht/by Mary BraswellThe author, urbanist and chronicler of L.A. history is the subject of a series of essays curated by UCLA Luskin Urban Planning and published in the journal Human Geography.
Europe’s Challenge of Fostering Growth, Sharing the Wealth
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Michael Storper/by Mary BraswellBoth thriving metropolises and economically stagnant regions must have access to rewarding work and good lives, says UCLA's Michael Storper.
Storper on Tug-of-War Over Senate Bill 9
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Michael Storper/by Mary BraswellThe law permitting property owners to subdivide single-family lots would not appreciably decrease income inequality, the UCLA Luskin professor argues.
World Cities Serving as Learning Laboratories
/0 Comments/in Luskin Forum Online Michael Storper/by Les DunseithJinglan Lin is studying in Paris with the first cohort of students in a unique dual-degree program pairing UCLA Luskin Urban Planning and the European research university Sciences Po.
Michael Storper Receives International Geography Prize The prestigious Vautrin Lud Award honors a scholar whose contributions are globally recognized
/0 Comments/in For Faculty, For Policymakers, For Students, For Undergraduates, Global Public Affairs, School of Public Affairs, Urban Planning Michael Storper/by Mary BraswellThe prestigious Vautrin Lud Award honors a scholar whose contributions are globally recognized.
Faculty Reported Among Top 2% in Scholarly Citations
/0 Comments/in Luskin's Latest Blog Ananya Roy, Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris, Aurora P. Jackson, Brian Taylor, Donald Shoup, Evelyn Blumenberg, John Villasenor, Laura Abrams, Michael Storper, Randall Crane, Ron Avi Astor/by Stan PaulFifteen UCLA Luskin researchers are among the highest in citations in their respective fields.
Storper on the Evolution of Cities After COVID-19
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Michael Storper/by Mary BraswellHis research on the pandemic's lasting effect on the growth patterns of urban centers is featured at the Milken Institute's Global Conference.
Storper on the Pandemic’s Lasting Impact on Cities
/0 Comments/in Luskin's Latest Blog Michael Storper/by Mary BraswellMajor metropolitan areas will be "transformed and changed — in the short term and even well after mass immunity” as they take on new functions in a post-pandemic world.
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