Session 177
Geographies of Segregation and Inequality II
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1.
The Long-Term Effects of Childhood Poverty in Adult's SES Attainment. How Important Is the Neighborhood? (Sweden, 1939-2015) •
Gabriel Brea-Martinez, Centre for Economic Demography-Economic History Lund University.
2.
Beyond Exception: The Irish Border, Empire and the Limits of Cosmopolitan Nationalism •
Niall A. Cunningham, Newcastle University; Laurence Brown, Australian National University.
3.
Securing Segregation: Redlining, Physical Barriers, and the Persistence of Segregation •
Elizabeth Roberto, Rice University; Jaleh Jalili, Rice University.
4.
Historical Structural Racism as a Determinant in Contemporary Built Environment Inequalities •
Richard Sadler, Michigan State University.
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