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The Sequence of Plunder: A Case Study of Housing Dispossession in Detroit
Conclusion of a six-part series: A home for all
CORONAUpdate (Week of June 13)
Our latest news blog on IPPSR-associated developments as the world confronts the pandemic coronavirus.
CORONAUpdate (Week of July 5)
Our latest news blog on IPPSR-associated developments as the world confronts the pandemic coronavirus.
CORONAUpdate (Week of June 29)
Our latest news blog on IPPSR-associated developments as the world confronts the pandemic coronavirus.
Electoral, Racial Wage and Economic Gaps
A new Zoom version of the State of the State Podcast featuring updates on election prospects, economic prospects and landmark new research on the racial wage gap in Michigan.
Run for the Finish Line
Assessing the impact of academic probation on student populations at MSU.
The Sequence of Plunder: A Case Study of Housing Dispossession in Detroit
Part five of a six-part series. Two Detroits: Urban Renewal, Eminent Domain, and Dispossession En Masse
CORONAUpdate
Our latest news blog on IPPSR-associated developments as the world confronts the pandemic coronavirus.
CORONAUpdate
Our latest news blog on IPPSR-associated developments as the world confronts the pandemic coronavirus.
CORONAUpdate
Our latest news blog on IPPSR-associated developments as the world confronts the pandemic coronavirus.
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