Doctoral Candidate
(2011)
MA, Sociology, University of Chicago
BA, International Relations, Brown University
My research asks what kind of social, economic, and human capital resources enabled American manufacturing cities to escape severe socioeconomic decline following the exogenous macroeconomic shocks of the 1970s. I plan on expanding this to examine whether there exists a significant association between a lack of social, economic, and human capital resources, and risky political decisions and fiscal failures in contemporary American cities.
