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John Logan

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Brown University

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Department of Sociology

John Logan is currently serving as a Sociology Professor at Brown University.

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sociology social sciences urban sociology demography urban geography political science urban studies economics social change migration studies urbanization social stratification urban history population history social geography race political sociology regional studies sociology of education spatial demography urban china urban economics gentrification contemporary china marriage urban society family relations ethnic studies spatial politics census urban life urban politics family psychology cultural change historical geography social environment social gerontology population aging black experience family studies social anthropology socioeconomics demographic change family relationships ethnic group relation race relations later adulthood elderly care racial studies societal influence school segregation neighborhood change los angeles global neighborhoods american studies family process political geography regional economics family dynamics social theory men's studies disaster vulnerability population studies health geography regional research urban fortunes third generation minority access community resources spatial thinking metropolitan regions living arrangements racial segregation racial differences income segregation immigrant incorporation urban development east asian studies urban transition population displacement urban inequality

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Collaborators

Neighborhoods. Encyclopedia of Human Geography (2024)

George C. Galster

Using Public Data to Improve Population Estimates Within Consistent Boundaries. The Professional Geographer (2024)

John R. LoganWenquan ZhangZengwang Xu

public datademographygeographyconsistent boundariespopulation estimates

Contributors to Concentrated Poverty of Blacks and Hispanics in Metropolitan America, 1980–2020. Journal of Urban Affairs (2023)

John LoganBrian StultsRachel McKane

concentrated povertypovertymetropolitan americaafrican american studiesblack experience

From Side Street to Ghetto: Understanding the Rising Levels and Changing Spatial Pattern of Segregation, 1900–1940. City and Community (2023)

John R. LoganElisabeta MincaBenjamin BellmanAmory KischH. Jacob Carlson

community developmenturban geographyurban sociologysocial geographyurban studiesside streetsocial sciencessocial changesociologyrising levelsspatial patterngentrification

The Role of Suburbanization in Metropolitan Segregation After 1940. Demography (2023)

John R. LoganSamuel KyeH. Jacob CarlsonElisabeta MincaDaniel Schleith

social historypopulation historymetropolitan segregationdemographyurban historyurbanizationsociologydemographic change

Housing Inequality in China: Past, Present, and Future. WORLD SCIENTIFIC (EUROPE) eBooks (2022)

Yiping FangJohn R. Logan

housing inequalityeconomy of chinahousingeconomicscontemporary china

Time to Move Forward: Reply to Bischoff Et Al.. American Journal of Sociology (2022)

John R. LoganAndrew FosterHongwei XuWenquan Zhang

sociologyjournalismsocial sciences

Vulnerability to Covid-19 Infection in Milwaukee. International Journal of Applied Geospatial Research (2022)

Zengwang XuJohn Logan

public healthspatial analysisepidemiologygeodesyurban geographyvulnerabilitygeospatial perspectivehuman geographycartographyintegrated geographygeographygeospatial dataapplied geomorphologycovid-19applied geographygeospatial mappinginfection control

Improving Estimates of Neighborhood Change With Constant Tract Boundaries. Applied Geography (2021)

John R. LoganWenquan ZhangBrian J. StultsTodd Gardner

spatial analysisconstant tract boundariesurban geographydemographysocial sciencesgeographyspatial demographyapplied geographyapplied mathematicsneighborhood change

Residential Segregation Under Jim Crow: Whites, Blacks, and Mulattoes in Southern Cities, 1880–1920. City and Community (2021)

Isabelle R. NotterJohn R. Logan

southern citiesurban sociologyresidential segregationwhite supremacyjim crowsociologyrace

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John Logan

Professor

Brown University

Affiliations

Department of Sociology

John Logan is currently serving as a Sociology Professor at Brown University.

Honors

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Education

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John Logan

Brown University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Neighborhoods. Encyclopedia of Human Geography (2024)

George C. Galster

Using Public Data to Improve Population Estimates Within Consistent Boundaries. The Professional Geographer (2024)

John R. LoganWenquan ZhangZengwang Xu

public datademographygeographyconsistent boundariespopulation estimates

Contributors to Concentrated Poverty of Blacks and Hispanics in Metropolitan America, 1980–2020. Journal of Urban Affairs (2023)

John LoganBrian StultsRachel McKane

concentrated povertypovertymetropolitan americaafrican american studiesblack experience

From Side Street to Ghetto: Understanding the Rising Levels and Changing Spatial Pattern of Segregation, 1900–1940. City and Community (2023)

John R. LoganElisabeta MincaBenjamin BellmanAmory KischH. Jacob Carlson

community developmenturban geographyurban sociologysocial geographyurban studiesside streetsocial sciencessocial changesociologyrising levelsspatial patterngentrification

The Role of Suburbanization in Metropolitan Segregation After 1940. Demography (2023)

John R. LoganSamuel KyeH. Jacob CarlsonElisabeta MincaDaniel Schleith

social historypopulation historymetropolitan segregationdemographyurban historyurbanizationsociologydemographic change

Housing Inequality in China: Past, Present, and Future. WORLD SCIENTIFIC (EUROPE) eBooks (2022)

Yiping FangJohn R. Logan

housing inequalityeconomy of chinahousingeconomicscontemporary china

Time to Move Forward: Reply to Bischoff Et Al.. American Journal of Sociology (2022)

John R. LoganAndrew FosterHongwei XuWenquan Zhang

sociologyjournalismsocial sciences

Vulnerability to Covid-19 Infection in Milwaukee. International Journal of Applied Geospatial Research (2022)

Zengwang XuJohn Logan

Improving Estimates of Neighborhood Change With Constant Tract Boundaries. Applied Geography (2021)

John R. LoganWenquan ZhangBrian J. StultsTodd Gardner

spatial analysisconstant tract boundariesurban geographydemographysocial sciencesgeographyspatial demographyapplied geographyapplied mathematicsneighborhood change

Residential Segregation Under Jim Crow: Whites, Blacks, and Mulattoes in Southern Cities, 1880–1920. City and Community (2021)

Isabelle R. NotterJohn R. Logan

southern citiesurban sociologyresidential segregationwhite supremacyjim crowsociologyrace

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