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Regan M. Maas

California State University--Northridge

Affiliations

College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

Center for Geospatial Science & Technology

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Studies Of Geography And Environmental

NoneRegan M. Maas is currently serving as a Center For Geospatial Science & Technology faculty at California State University--Northridge.

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Regan M. Maas

California State University--Northridge

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sociology social sciences urban sociology human migration international migration mobility migration studies economic geography gentrification internal migration population displacement culture african american studies social change urban planning urbanization race human geography cultural change urban geography ethnic studies political geography housing studies urban studies school effectiveness urban affairs residential development human mobility ethnic group relation race relations racial studies urban society social capital international population movement migration policy neighbourhood connections residential selection spatial mobility mixed‐race society self-rated health neighborhood perceptions economic returns survey data

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Spatial Mobility and Opportunity in Australia: Residential Selection and Neighbourhood Connections. Urban Studies (2015)

economic geographyhuman mobilitysociologyurbanizationmobilityurban planningsocial sciencesurban geographyspatial mobilityresidential selectionneighbourhood connectionsgentrificationresidential development

Interpreting Migration Through the Prism of Reasons for Moves. Population Space and Place (2013)

sociologymobilitycultural changesocial changesocial scienceshuman migrationpopulation displacementinternational migrationmigration studiesinternal migration

Interpreting Migration Through the Prism of Reasons for Moves: What Can We Learn About the Economic Returns to Migration From Survey Data?. (2012)

economic geographymigration policysociologyinternational population movementeconomicspublic policyhuman migrationsurvey datapopulation displacementinternational migrationdemographyinternal migrationmigration studiessurvey methodologyeconomic returns

Schools, Neighborhoods and Selection: Outcomes Across Metropolitan Los Angeles. Population Research and Policy Review (2012)

urban affairsurban sociologysociologyeducationeducation policyschool effectivenesshousing studiesurban studiesgentrificationurban society

The Geography of a Mixed‐Race Society. Growth and Change (2009)

political geographyhuman geographyraceethnic studiesracial studiesethnic group relationafrican american studiesculturemixed‐race societyrace relations

Social Capital, Neighborhood Perceptions and Self-Rated Health: Evidence From the Los Angeles Family and Neighborhood Survey (Lafans). eScholarship (California Digital Library) (2006)

Michael E. ShinWilliam A. V. ClarkRegan M. Maas

public healthsocial capitalurban sociologyneighborhood perceptionssociologysocial sciencesdemographyself-rated health

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Regan M. Maas

California State University--Northridge

Affiliations

College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

Center for Geospatial Science & Technology

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Studies Of Geography And Environmental

NoneRegan M. Maas is currently serving as a Center For Geospatial Science & Technology faculty at California State University--Northridge.

Honors

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Experiences

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Regan M. Maas

California State University--Northridge

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Spatial Mobility and Opportunity in Australia: Residential Selection and Neighbourhood Connections. Urban Studies (2015)

Interpreting Migration Through the Prism of Reasons for Moves. Population Space and Place (2013)

sociologymobilitycultural changesocial changesocial scienceshuman migrationpopulation displacementinternational migrationmigration studiesinternal migration

Interpreting Migration Through the Prism of Reasons for Moves: What Can We Learn About the Economic Returns to Migration From Survey Data?. (2012)

Schools, Neighborhoods and Selection: Outcomes Across Metropolitan Los Angeles. Population Research and Policy Review (2012)

urban affairsurban sociologysociologyeducationeducation policyschool effectivenesshousing studiesurban studiesgentrificationurban society

The Geography of a Mixed‐Race Society. Growth and Change (2009)

political geographyhuman geographyraceethnic studiesracial studiesethnic group relationafrican american studiesculturemixed‐race societyrace relations

Social Capital, Neighborhood Perceptions and Self-Rated Health: Evidence From the Los Angeles Family and Neighborhood Survey (Lafans). eScholarship (California Digital Library) (2006)

Michael E. ShinWilliam A. V. ClarkRegan M. Maas

public healthsocial capitalurban sociologyneighborhood perceptionssociologysocial sciencesdemographyself-rated health

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