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Jul 29, 2026
31. INSIDE URBAN STUDIES: Voices from RC21, +chokepoint cities, +Binface, +bar brawls, +polo clubs and more
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Liza WeinsteinGUEST
And it was really the theme of the conference of inequality that was kind of driving his research, and he was thinking about food deserts and banking deserts.

Liza WeinsteinGUEST
And so there's a lot of data being produced on, you know, where are supermarkets located and where are banking institutions located, and the problems of using ZIP code data or these large aggregated data sets to be able to say something about what's happening locally.

Liza WeinsteinGUEST
You may be able to see that, um, you know, certain ZIP codes have a concentration or, or a lack-
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Liza WeinsteinGUEST
And we bring forth a set of articles that we've published on related themes, some of them going back to our very first issue.

Liza WeinsteinGUEST
We published, um, uh, one of the first Spotlight On's that I did as interventions editor, Mona contributed to before she was an IJUR editor, on urban refugees.

