Disrupting Urban Policy

Disrupting Urban Policy showcases work that interrogates policies reproducing social, economic, and spatial inequalities and offers fresh solutions to make our society more equitable and just. We aspire to publish books that demonstrate how formal and informal policies of the past relate to those of the present, and how these policies reproduce racial, economic, and spatial inequality. Our goal is to produce compelling narratives that will help tear down antiquated structures of inequality and create new policy initiatives focused on social and racial justice.

Series Editors:
Lance Freeman
Penn Integrates Knowledge Professor of City and Regional Planning, and Sociology
University of Pennsylvania

Derek Hyra
Professor of Public Administration and Policy
American University

Loretta Lees
Professor of Sociology
Boston University

Akira Drake Rodriguez
Assistant Professor of City and Regional Planning
University of Pennsylvania

Staff Editorial Contact:
Robert Lockhart, Senior Editor
rlockhar@upenn.edu