Tilly on Economic Imbalance Exacerbated by Amazon’s Search for HQ2
The company disappointed many by choosing established cities instead of investing in new areas with largely unexplored potential.
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Tilly Sees Benefits of Perks for Theme Park Employees
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Chris Tilly/by Stan PaulChris Tilly, professor of urban planning, is quoted in a Los Angeles Times story about the benefits of perks that include free passes and access to special events and attractions for employees working at Southern California theme parks. “It …
Gearing Up for an Urban Planning Education More than a hundred high school students visit UCLA Luskin to learn about transforming their communities
/0 Comments/in School of Public Affairs, Urban Planning Chris Tilly, Goetz Wolff, Kian Goh/by Mary BraswellMore than a hundred students from two Los Angeles high schools visit UCLA Luskin to learn about transforming their communities
U.S. Retail Jobs Are Bad — But It Doesn’t Have to Stay That Way A new book co-authored by UCLA Luskin urban planner Chris Tilly challenges the “myth of inevitability” for poor working conditions in America’s largest employment sector
/0 Comments/in School of Public Affairs, Urban Planning Chris Tilly/by Stan PaulA new book co-authored by UCLA Luskin Urban Planner professor Chris Tilly challenges the “myth of inevitability” for poor working conditions in America’s largest employment sector
Helping America’s Domestic Workers: ‘We Must Do Better’ In Regents Lecture, Ai-Jen Poo talks about compassion, care and rights for those who take care of others’ families
/0 Comments/in School of Public Affairs, Social Welfare, Urban Planning Chris Tilly/by Joe LukIn Regents Lecture, Ai-Jen Poo talks about compassion, care and rights for those who take care of others’ families
Learning About the ‘Magic of Public Policy’ Mexico City’s Secretary of Economic Development speaks to UCLA Luskin students about minimum wage and other public policy issues
/0 Comments/in Public Policy, School of Public Affairs, Urban Planning Chris Tilly/by Joe LukMexico City’s Secretary of Economic Development speaks to UCLA Luskin students about minimum wage, other issues
New Luskin Institute on Inequality and Democracy to Launch with Series of Events Feb. 4-5 Inauguration will include panels with scholars, activists and organizers, plus a Luskin Lecture and special screening featuring David Simon, writer and creator of “The Wire” and “Treme”
/0 Comments/in For Faculty, School of Public Affairs Ananya Roy, Cheryl Harris, Chris Tilly, Lois Takahashi/by Joe LukInauguration will include panels with scholars, activists and organizers, plus a Luskin Lecture and special screening featuring David Simon, writer and creator of “The Wire” and “Treme”
Chris Tilly
/in Urban Planning Community Development, Labor and Employment, Latin America Social Movements/Labor Unions Chris Tilly All Faculty, Ladder Faculty Faculty/by webteamChris Tilly studies labor markets, inequality, urban development, and public policies directed toward better jobs.
He is particularly interested in understanding how combinations of institutions and markets generate unequal labor outcomes, and in how public policy and collective action can …
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