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David Wilson

The Urban Studies Programs

11th Annual Student Forum

Keynote Speaker:
David Wilson
"America's New Black Ghetto: Local Politics and the Global Trope"
April 29, 2006
4:30 pm
Student Union

David Wilson is an associate professor of geography at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Research Interests:
David Wilson is currently investigating projects pivoting around the political economy of the U.S. city. Specific projects examine the politics of urban growth regimes in Midwest cities, the politics of competing discursive formations that generate gentrified neighborhoods and poverty communities, and the racializing of the contemporary urban issues of crime and city growth. At the moment, he serves on the editorial boards of Urban Geography, Professional Geographer, Social and Cultural Geography, Syracuse University Press (Society, Space, and Place Book Series), Inter-Cultural Studies, and the International Encyclopedia of Human Geography.

Research in Progress
Political Economy of the United States
Spatiality, Power, and Urban Political Movements
The Power and Sustainability of Growth Regimes

Recent Publications
Wilson, D., 2005. Cities and Race: the New American Black Ghetto (London: Routledge) book contract secured, expected publication date March.

 


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