Sharing America's neighborhoods: the prospects for stable racial integration

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2001-09-01otherChoice Reviews Online255 citationsclosed

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Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies Migration, Refugees, and Integration School Choice and Performance

Abstract

Acknowledgments 1 Introduction 2 The Extent and Stability of Racial Integration in the Contemporary United States 3 Toward a Theory of Racial Change 4 Correlates of Racial Stability 5 Racial Composition and Neighborhood Satisfaction 6 Race, Neighborhood, and the Decision to Move 7 Racial Composition and Neighborhood Choice 8 Conclusions and Policy Implications Notes References Index

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