Meagan Elliott – University of Michigan, Sociology
June 22, 2016
Mapping Midtown: The Significance of Boundary Work Along Woodward Avenue
Simon Renoir – University of Michigan, Sociology
April 22, 2016
The Structuring and the Role of the Creative Industries in Detroit in the Current Urban and Economic Revitalization of the City
Nelson Saldaña – University of Michigan, Sociology
April 1, 2016
Where Everybody Knows Your Name: Unpacking Meanings of Entrepreneur-ship and the Role of Small Businesses in the Revitalization of Detroit
Alex Elkins – Temple University, History
February 24, 2016
Liberals and “Get-Tough” Policing in Postwar Detroit
Claire Herbert – University of Michigan, Sociology
January 29, 2016
Survival and Lifestyle: Different Praxes of Property Appropriation
Andrew Hnatow – Wayne State University, History
December 10, 2015
“Ghost Towns in the Very Near Future”: Local 600’s Campaign Against Industrial Decentralization, 1950-1952
Eric Seymour – University of Michigan, Urban and Regional Planning
November 20, 2015
Foreclosure, Federal Financial Institutions, and the Fortunes of Detroit’s Middle- and Working-Class Neighborhoods
Jenny Lendrum – Wayne State University, Sociology
October 1, 2015
Detroit’s Informal Economy: Neighborhood Networks & Spatial Arrangements