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Clara Irazábal

Area Chair / Director Urban Studies & Planning Program Professor

University of Maryland, College Park

Affiliations

College of Arts and Humanities

American Studies

School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation

Phd

Urban Studies and Planning

Clara Irazábal is currently serving as an American Studies Area Chair / Director Urban Studies & Planning Program Professor at University of Maryland, College Park.

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Clara Irazábal

University of Maryland, College Park

Area Chair / Director Urban Studies & Planning Program Professor

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urban planning social sciences political science sociology urban sociology urbanization urban geography public policy urban economics migration studies urban studies planning practices urban politics urban history spatial politics international migration latin american politics urban development urban theory community planning urban design regional planning social geography latin american studies spatial planning latin america latin american cities cultural studies citizenship regional studies transport geography economic geography urban greening urban governance planning theory planning education cultural geography labor migration los angeles costa rica plaza mexico intercultural studies democracy localization applied geography cultural change tourism research higher education landscape planning environmental geography gender theory feminist geography gender disparities activism regional development cultural integration regional integration social integration economic integration indigenous studies latin american diaspora socialism community policing urban security regional science socio-spatial tensions green infrastructure planning lgbtq youth critical assessment legal institutions public space immigrant activism city making urban design traditions edge cities regime theory

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All in a Day’s Work: Impacts of On-Demand Platform Delivery Work on Immigrant Riders in Barcelona. Economic geography (2024)

Prachi G. MetawalaKathrin Golda-PongratzClara Irazábal

economic geographyurban economicsspatial economicseconomicsgeographyregional economicslabor market impacttransport geographyinternational migrationlabor migrationon-demand transportmigration studiesimmigrant ridersagricultural economics

Latin American Perspectives on the Urban Century: Planning Challenges and Opportunities. Latin American Perspectives (2024)

Clara Irazábal

latin american perspectivesurban centuryurban planningplanning challengeslatin american studies

“What Do We Want? Housing! When Do We Want It? Now!” Building a Social Movement in the Context of the Covid-19 Pandemic, Black Lives Matter, and Housing Injustice. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2024)

Michelle SmirnovaJordan AyalaClara Irazábal

black lives mattersociologysocial problemssociological researchsocial scienceshousingsocial inequalitysocial movementshousing injustice

P Urban Planning and Heterodox Economics in the United States: Progressive Partners to Reduce Inequalities /P. MDPI eBooks (2023)

Jordan AyalaClara Irazábal

progressive partnersurban planningpublic policyeconomic inequalityunited statesheterodox economics

Migration and Integration of Middle-Class Venezuelans in Costa Rica: Drivers, Capitals, and Livelihoods. Wellbeing Space and Society (2023)

Sophie McManusClara Irazábal

spatial politicssociologysocial scienceshuman migrationpopulation displacementinternational migrationdemographylabor migrationlabor market integrationmiddle-class venezuelansmigration studiescosta ricaforced migration

Transitioning to Reduced Inequalities. MDPI eBooks (2023)

Christoph BaderSabin BieriEmily GhoshAnisha NazarethSivan KarthaJordan AyalaClara IrazábalAlexander NiiAdjei SowahKofi TakyiAsante ViiAntonia KupferE WesleyF PetersonEric Kemp-BenedictTakyi KofiNadia SimoesNuno CrespoSelorm PrinceFilipcevic VojislavaE Conceptualization-B Methodology

applied mathematics

EDITORIAL: Urban Greening in the Global South: Green Gentrification and Beyond. Frontiers in Sustainable Cities (2022)

Pedro Henrique Campello TorresClara IrazábalPedro Roberto Jacobi

urban greeningenvironmental sciencegreen gentrificationland useecologyurban ecology

Resisting the Neo-Liberal Neighbourhood’s Straitjacket: Relational Neighbourhood Geographies in Chile and Spain. Town Planning Review (2022)

Francisco LetelierClara IrazábalNúria BenachVerónica Tapia

political geographysocial geographypolitical sciencespatial planningspatial politicsurbanizationurban geographyurban planninggeographysocial sciencesrelational neighbourhood geographiescommunity planningregional planningneo-liberal neighbourhood

REVIEW: Disassembled Cities: Social and Spatial Strategies to Reassemble Communities, by Elizabeth L. Sweet. Journal of Planning Education and Research (2022)

Clara Irazábal

community developmentspatial planningspatial strategiesurban sociologyurbanizationreassemble communitiesurban planningsocial sciencesurban theoryurban studiescommunity planningurban societyurbanism

Revisiting Engels’ ‘Housing Question’: Work and Housing Conditions of Immigrant Platform Delivery Riders in Barcelona. Human Geography (2021)

Prachi MetawalaKathrin Golda-PongratzClara Irazábal

human geographyeconomic geographysocial geographysociologyurban geographycultural geographysocial sciencesgeographyhousingtransport geographyhousing conditionsinternational migrationdemographylabour geographymigration studiesapplied geography

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Clara Irazábal

Area Chair / Director Urban Studies & Planning Program Professor

University of Maryland, College Park

Affiliations

College of Arts and Humanities

American Studies

School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation

Phd

Urban Studies and Planning

Clara Irazábal is currently serving as an American Studies Area Chair / Director Urban Studies & Planning Program Professor at University of Maryland, College Park.

Honors

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Experiences

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Clara Irazábal

University of Maryland, College Park

Area Chair / Director Urban Studies & Planning Program Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

All in a Day’s Work: Impacts of On-Demand Platform Delivery Work on Immigrant Riders in Barcelona. Economic geography (2024)

Prachi G. MetawalaKathrin Golda-PongratzClara Irazábal

Latin American Perspectives on the Urban Century: Planning Challenges and Opportunities. Latin American Perspectives (2024)

Clara Irazábal

latin american perspectivesurban centuryurban planningplanning challengeslatin american studies

Michelle SmirnovaJordan AyalaClara Irazábal

black lives mattersociologysocial problemssociological researchsocial scienceshousingsocial inequalitysocial movementshousing injustice

P Urban Planning and Heterodox Economics in the United States: Progressive Partners to Reduce Inequalities /P. MDPI eBooks (2023)

Jordan AyalaClara Irazábal

progressive partnersurban planningpublic policyeconomic inequalityunited statesheterodox economics

Migration and Integration of Middle-Class Venezuelans in Costa Rica: Drivers, Capitals, and Livelihoods. Wellbeing Space and Society (2023)

Sophie McManusClara Irazábal

Transitioning to Reduced Inequalities. MDPI eBooks (2023)

applied mathematics

EDITORIAL: Urban Greening in the Global South: Green Gentrification and Beyond. Frontiers in Sustainable Cities (2022)

Pedro Henrique Campello TorresClara IrazábalPedro Roberto Jacobi

urban greeningenvironmental sciencegreen gentrificationland useecologyurban ecology

Resisting the Neo-Liberal Neighbourhood’s Straitjacket: Relational Neighbourhood Geographies in Chile and Spain. Town Planning Review (2022)

Francisco LetelierClara IrazábalNúria BenachVerónica Tapia

REVIEW: Disassembled Cities: Social and Spatial Strategies to Reassemble Communities, by Elizabeth L. Sweet. Journal of Planning Education and Research (2022)

Clara Irazábal

community developmentspatial planningspatial strategiesurban sociologyurbanizationreassemble communitiesurban planningsocial sciencesurban theoryurban studiescommunity planningurban societyurbanism

Revisiting Engels’ ‘Housing Question’: Work and Housing Conditions of Immigrant Platform Delivery Riders in Barcelona. Human Geography (2021)

Prachi MetawalaKathrin Golda-PongratzClara Irazábal

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