Monkkonen on Affordable Housing for Moderate-Income Angelenos
‘All multifamily housing getting built quicker would help everyone, including middle-income residents,’ he says.
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Koslov on FEMA Buyouts of Flood-Prone Properties
Counties that have higher incomes and population densities are better positioned to take advantage of the buyouts, a new study shows.
Akee on Indigenous-Led Protests to Protect Mauna Kea
Demonstrations have delayed construction of a massive telescope on a site considered sacred to Native Hawaiians.
Mini-Mall Model Troublesome, Yaroslavsky Says
The business clusters, with parking in front, broke up the pedestrian character of streets, he says.
Public Financing of Elections Empowers Voters, Gilens Says
New York has an opportunity to challenge the status quo and promote a government for the people, he argues.
2019-2020 Doctoral Handbook now online!
The 2019-2020 doctoral student handbook and the updated overview of the doctoral curriculum have been added to the Luskin website.
Transit Ridership Still in Decline, Manville Reports
Trends identified in a 2018 report from the Institute of Transportation Studies continue, despite public’s stated support for transit improvements.
Affordable Housing Is Not an Easy Fix, Lens Says
He evaluates Democratic presidential candidates’ platforms and other proposed solutions to the affordable housing crisis.
Informing Policy in Real Time: LPPI in Sacramento Latino Policy and Politics Initiative shares new research on voting, housing and health with stakeholders in the state capital
Latino Policy and Politics Initiative shares new research on voting, housing and health with stakeholders in the state capital
Taylor’s Journey From Transfer Student to Professor
UCLA Centennial story celebrating transfer students notes that 92% come from California community colleges.
