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Neil J. Sullivan

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CUNY--Baruch College

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Department Of Public Administration

Marxe School of Public and International Affairs

Neil J. Sullivan is currently serving as a Public Administration Professor at Cuny--Baruch College.

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CUNY--Baruch College

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sport management urbanism social sciences economics public policy urban design competition (economics) urban studies economic analysis urban history urban affairs sport economics urban geography globalization of sport sport business ambush marketing new york history economic history social change critical race theory race migration studies business history sport medicine ethnic studies public money environmental planning health law legal medicine historical review american literature regulatory toxicology corporate taxation tax incentives urban governance urban public service sport engineering occupational safety safety legislation administrative process scholarly communication public scholarship historical scholarship journalism history fine chemicals regulatory consideration technical textile textile management urban development sport participation coercion dodgers move west major league baseball stadium game american cities ruling class diamond revolution bad deal tax dollar baseball from itself administrative court theory independent adjudication oxford university press new edition benzene decision cotton dust decision politics law public financing

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The Diamond in the Bronx: Yankee Stadium and the Politics of New York. Oxford University Press (2008)

urbanismcultural policyurban sociologyamerican studypopular culturepublic lifeurban historypublic historyurban studysport managementpolitical geographypolitical sciencepublic performanceurban designurban affairs

The Stadium Game in New York. Oxford University Press eBooks (2008)

ambush marketingtheatresport managementnew yorkpublic performance

New York, New York: Oxford University Press, 2001. New Edition With Epilogue in 2008.. (2001)

scholarly communicationoxford university pressintellectual historyliteraturepublic scholarshiphistorical reviewarchival researchliterary theorynew editionhistorical scholarshipnew yorkamerican literaturehumanitieshistoriographyenglishliterary criticismjournalism history

The Diamond in the Bronx: Yankee Stadium and the Politics of New York City's Urban Development, 1923-1973. Journal of Sport History (2000)

new york cityurbanismurban developmentyankee stadiumurban studiesurban planningurban historyurban affairs

The Economics and Politics of Sports Facilities. Westport, Connecticut: Quorum Books (2000)

sport economicssports facilitiesmarket (economics)sport managementcompetition (economics)economicseconomic analysiseconomic geography

Baseball and Race: The Limits of Competition. The Journal of Negro History (1998)

sport medicinesocial sciencesethnic studiescompetition (economics)globalization of sportcritical race theoryrace

Major League Baseball and American Cities: A Strategy for Playing the Stadium Game. Review of Policy Research (1998)

urbanismurban geographyurban studiesmajor league baseballstadium gameamerican citiesurban design

A Bad Deal for Baseball. New York Times Op-Ed (1996)

ambush marketingsport managementcompetition (economics)economicseconomic analysisbad deal

Baseball Eyes Your Tax Dollar. New York Daily News (1995)

public moneytax policypublic economicscorporate taxationtax dollartax incentiveseconomicspublic financeeconomic policyeconomic analysistax avoidance

How to Save Baseball From Itself. New York Daily News (1994)

sport engineeringbaseball from itself

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Neil J. Sullivan

Professor

CUNY--Baruch College

Affiliations

Department Of Public Administration

Marxe School of Public and International Affairs

Neil J. Sullivan is currently serving as a Public Administration Professor at Cuny--Baruch College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Neil J. Sullivan

CUNY--Baruch College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Diamond in the Bronx: Yankee Stadium and the Politics of New York. Oxford University Press (2008)

The Stadium Game in New York. Oxford University Press eBooks (2008)

ambush marketingtheatresport managementnew yorkpublic performance

New York, New York: Oxford University Press, 2001. New Edition With Epilogue in 2008.. (2001)

The Diamond in the Bronx: Yankee Stadium and the Politics of New York City's Urban Development, 1923-1973. Journal of Sport History (2000)

new york cityurbanismurban developmentyankee stadiumurban studiesurban planningurban historyurban affairs

The Economics and Politics of Sports Facilities. Westport, Connecticut: Quorum Books (2000)

sport economicssports facilitiesmarket (economics)sport managementcompetition (economics)economicseconomic analysiseconomic geography

Baseball and Race: The Limits of Competition. The Journal of Negro History (1998)

sport medicinesocial sciencesethnic studiescompetition (economics)globalization of sportcritical race theoryrace

Major League Baseball and American Cities: A Strategy for Playing the Stadium Game. Review of Policy Research (1998)

urbanismurban geographyurban studiesmajor league baseballstadium gameamerican citiesurban design

A Bad Deal for Baseball. New York Times Op-Ed (1996)

ambush marketingsport managementcompetition (economics)economicseconomic analysisbad deal

Baseball Eyes Your Tax Dollar. New York Daily News (1995)

public moneytax policypublic economicscorporate taxationtax dollartax incentiveseconomicspublic financeeconomic policyeconomic analysistax avoidance

How to Save Baseball From Itself. New York Daily News (1994)

sport engineeringbaseball from itself

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