Citation:Hwang, Jackelyn. 2016. “While Some Things Change, Some Things Stay the Same: Reflections on the Study of Gentrification”. City & Community 15 (3):226-230.Download CitationBibTex Tagged XML Publisher's VersionLast updated on 12/05/2016
Hwang, Jackelyn, Michael Hankinson, and Kreg Steven Brown. 2016. “When it comes to subprime lending, both race and space matter”. American Sociological Association Work in Progress Blog . Publisher's Version
2016. “Episode 10: Breaking Down Gentrification with Jackelyn Hwang”. Grapple Podcast. Publisher's Version
2016. “How Schuylkill Yards Could Change West Philly”. Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane. Publisher's Version
2016. “No Jargon Episode 19: Changing Neighborhoods for Better or Worse”. Scholars Strategy Network. Publisher's Version
Hwang, Jackelyn. 2015. “Immigration is an important dimension in how we understand gentrification across US cities.”. LSE USAPP-American Politics and Policy Blog. Publisher's Version
2015. “How gentrifiers change the definition of a neighborhood”. The Atlantic CityLab. Publisher's Version
2015. “When gentrification’s neighborhood name game runs into true identity”. Next City. Publisher's Version
2015. “Racial segregation made minority neighborhoods even stronger magnets for precrisis subprime loans”. Quartz. Publisher's Version
2015. “The closest look yet at gentrification and displacement”. The Atlantic CityLab. Publisher's Version
