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Matthew Anderson

Eastern Washington University

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Department Of Urban And Regional Planning

Eastern Washington University

NoneMatthew Anderson is currently serving as a Urban And Regional Planning faculty at Eastern Washington University.

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Eastern Washington University

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public policy economics class monopoly rent political science urban studies political geography urban affairs social sciences urban economics political ecology housing environmental policy urbanism urban planning geopolitics housing studies urban governance environmental politics urban policy real estate comparative politics latin american politics gentrification urban economic development eastern montana yellowstone river basin political analysis political studies urban history economic geography environmental planning water resource management public management educational strategies performative teaching refugee law public participation participatory decision-making citizen participation cultural theory residential development urban public service conservation politics water governance water policy path dependence spatial politics watershed management class analysis antitrust policy class conflict competition policy curriculum & instruction educational innovation curriculum development urban politics urban security urban theory cross-border crime female sexual slavery transnational mobility economic control river basin management political gis water planning gas development neoliberal urban governance local trajectories participatory governance water measurement water commons political condition water planning reform boundary object path dependency prior appropriation

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Nefarious Algorithms: Rent-Fixing via Algorithmic Collusion and the Role of Intentionality in the Pursuit of Class Monopoly Rent. Urban Science (2025)

game theorylaw and economicseconomicsalgorithmic collusionsocial choicelawalgorithmic mechanism designnefarious algorithmseconomic behaviorcompetition (economics)class monopoly rentalgorithmic governmentalitymechanism design

Spaces of (in)Formality and the Politics of Infrastructural Labor: The Case of Tribal Transit Planning in the Northwest United States. Environment and Planning C Politics and Space (2025)

urban planningpublic policysociologyinfrastructural labortribal transit planningnorthwest united statesindigenous peoplesindigenous movementsurban affairsurbanismpolitical geography

Landlord Opposition to Rent Control and the Politics of Class Monopoly Rent. Human Geography (2024)

law and economicspolitical economyeconomicspublic policygovernanceeconomic controlclass monopoly rentlandlord opposition

(Com)Passionate Revanchism and the Role of Private‐Sector Coalitions in the Spatial Management of Houselessness. Antipode (2023)

Matthew B. AndersonAnna StaalDella MutungiKatie GowerChristabel Agyei

passionate revanchismantipodespatial management

Business Improvement Districts, Class Turf War and the Strategic Weaponisation of Class Monopoly Rent. Urban Studies (2022)

Matthew AndersonZachary Arms

economic inequalityindustrial organizationclass analysisurban studiescompetition policyurban economicsstrategic weaponisationeconomicsbusiness improvement districtscompetition (economics)class turf warclass conflictbusinessclass monopoly renturban policyantitrust policy

Class Monopoly Rent and the Urban Sustainability Fix in Seattle's South Lake Union District. Environment and Planning A Economy and Space (2022)

urban economic developmenthousing studiesurban studiesurban economicsurban governanceeconomicspublic policysustainable citiesenvironmental economicsenvironmental policyurban policyhousingclass monopoly renturban affairssustainable urbanismurban sustainability fix

Human Trafficking as a Racialized Economy and the Exploitation of Indigenous Socio-Spatial (Im)Mobility in North America. Frontiers in Sustainable Cities (2022)

human traffickingrefugee lawsociologyhuman migrationtransnational mobilitymigration studiescross-border crimenorth americafemale sexual slaveryinternational migrationracialized economyanthropology

Homelessness and the American Dream: An Inconvenient Truth. Research outreach (2021)

vulnerabilityamerican dreamsociologyvulnerable populationshomelessnesshousingcitizenship studies

Class Monopoly Rent, Property Relations, and Portland's Homeless Crisis. Urban Geography (2020)

housing studiesurban studiesurban economicseconomicspublic policyreal estatehomelessnessurban policyhousingclass monopoly renturban affairs

Mechanisms for Engaging Social Systems in Freshwater Science Research. Freshwater Science (2020)

Damon M. HallSusan J. GilbertzMatthew B. AndersonPedro M. AvellanedaDarren L. FicklinJason H. KnouftChristopher S. Lowry

freshwater science researchsustainability sciencesocial sciences

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Matthew Anderson

Eastern Washington University

Affiliations

Department Of Urban And Regional Planning

Eastern Washington University

NoneMatthew Anderson is currently serving as a Urban And Regional Planning faculty at Eastern Washington University.

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Eastern Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Nefarious Algorithms: Rent-Fixing via Algorithmic Collusion and the Role of Intentionality in the Pursuit of Class Monopoly Rent. Urban Science (2025)

Spaces of (in)Formality and the Politics of Infrastructural Labor: The Case of Tribal Transit Planning in the Northwest United States. Environment and Planning C Politics and Space (2025)

urban planningpublic policysociologyinfrastructural labortribal transit planningnorthwest united statesindigenous peoplesindigenous movementsurban affairsurbanismpolitical geography

Landlord Opposition to Rent Control and the Politics of Class Monopoly Rent. Human Geography (2024)

law and economicspolitical economyeconomicspublic policygovernanceeconomic controlclass monopoly rentlandlord opposition

(Com)Passionate Revanchism and the Role of Private‐Sector Coalitions in the Spatial Management of Houselessness. Antipode (2023)

Matthew B. AndersonAnna StaalDella MutungiKatie GowerChristabel Agyei

passionate revanchismantipodespatial management

Business Improvement Districts, Class Turf War and the Strategic Weaponisation of Class Monopoly Rent. Urban Studies (2022)

Matthew AndersonZachary Arms

Class Monopoly Rent and the Urban Sustainability Fix in Seattle's South Lake Union District. Environment and Planning A Economy and Space (2022)

Human Trafficking as a Racialized Economy and the Exploitation of Indigenous Socio-Spatial (Im)Mobility in North America. Frontiers in Sustainable Cities (2022)

human traffickingrefugee lawsociologyhuman migrationtransnational mobilitymigration studiescross-border crimenorth americafemale sexual slaveryinternational migrationracialized economyanthropology

Homelessness and the American Dream: An Inconvenient Truth. Research outreach (2021)

vulnerabilityamerican dreamsociologyvulnerable populationshomelessnesshousingcitizenship studies

Class Monopoly Rent, Property Relations, and Portland's Homeless Crisis. Urban Geography (2020)

housing studiesurban studiesurban economicseconomicspublic policyreal estatehomelessnessurban policyhousingclass monopoly renturban affairs

Mechanisms for Engaging Social Systems in Freshwater Science Research. Freshwater Science (2020)

Damon M. HallSusan J. GilbertzMatthew B. AndersonPedro M. AvellanedaDarren L. FicklinJason H. KnouftChristopher S. Lowry

freshwater science researchsustainability sciencesocial sciences

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