Civic and Place Engagement in Hispanic Neighborhoods

Based on research supported by the National Science Foundation Human and Social Dynamics program under Award No. SES-0433947, “Civic and Place Engagement in Three Latino Neighborhoods in Transition,” and Research Experience for Undergraduates Award No. SES-0506894. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.

Neighborhoods

Garfield in Phoenix, Arizona

Pilsen in Chicago, Illinois

Little Havana in Miami, Florida

Publications

Lukinbeal, Chris, Patricia Price, Cayla Buell. 2012. Rethinking ‘Diversity’ Through Analyzing Residential Segregation among Hispanics in Phoenix, Miami and Chicago. Professional Geographer 64(1): 109-124.
Price, Patricia, Chris Lukinbeal, Richard Gioioso, Daniel D. Arreola, Damián Fernández, Timothy Ready, Maria de los Angeles Torres. 2011. Placing Latino Civic Engagement. Urban Geography 32: 179-207.
Smilovsky, Nik and Chris Lukinbeal. 2019. How Variables of Social Capital in Three Hispanic Neighborhoods Relate to an Individual’s Activity Space. Landscape Research Record 8: 271-283.
Lopez, Natalie and Chris Lukinbeal. Comparing Police and Residential Perception of Crime using Mental Maps and Qualitative GIS. Yearbook of the Association of Pacific Coast Geographers 72: 33-55.
Price, Patricia L. and Lukinbeal, Christopher and Gioioso, Richard N. and Arreola, Daniel D. and Fernandez, Damian J. and Ready, Timothy P. and Torres, Maria de los Angeles, Civic and Place Engagement in Three Latino Neighborhoods in Transition - Comparative Neighborhood Civic and Place Engagement Indicators (March 3, 2011). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1775469 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.1775469