This article examines the most recent trends on neighborhood racial integration in New York—
the country's largest metropolitan area in 2019 with a total population of 19.2 million. We ask …

In recent decades, racial and ethnic diversity has expanded from the city into the suburbs,
the rural–urban interface, and remote rural places across all regions in the United States …

Few researchers have studied integrated neighborhoods, yet these neighborhoods offer an
important window into broader patterns of segregation. In this article, we explore changes in …

As both older and newer immigrant gateway metropolitan areas grow more racially diverse,
scholars of neighborhood change want to know whether these areas are also becoming …

The racial/ethnic and socioeconomic diversity of immigrants to the United States has grown
since the 1990s, along with growing neighborhood socioeconomic inequality. Few studies …

This article examines increasing racial diversity of suburban areas in the 50 largest
metropolitan areas of the United States, analyzes the stability of racially diverse areas, and …

This dissertation explores the extent and nature of stable, racial integration in contemporary
American neighborhoods. The conventional wisdom has been that racial integration is …

Neighborhood integration has remained a goal of public policy and popular opinion
because it is seen as proof of the American ideal of equal opportunity. Unfortunately the …

Although there is little debate that Census data reveal declines in standard measures of
segregation over the past several decades, depending on who you ask, racial residential …

While population growth has been consistently tied to decreasing racial segregation at the
metropolitan level in the United States, little work has been done to relate small-scale …