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Professor
Yinger
451
Eggers Hall
Phone: 443-9062 Email:
jyinger@maxwell.syr.edu
Website:
http://faculty.maxwell.syr.edu/jyinger
Class
Time: MW
5:15-6:35
Class Location: 018 Eggers
Office
Hours: MW 11:00-12:00 or by appointment
Course Overview and Requirements:
Syllabus
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Spring 2008 Syllabus
Cases
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Case
Assignments
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Sign
Up Sheet for Case Discussions
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Case Instructions
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Promoting Integration Case
Policy Memos
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JY's Tips for Professional Writing
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For examples of professional writing, see the
professor's op-ed pieces on
this web site.
Urban Policy Summit
- Topic
Preference Form
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Topic
Assignments
Optional Computer Assignment
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Assignment
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Using Grid city
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Writing about Bid Functions and Sorting
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Graph of city with two income classes
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Graph of city with two work sites
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Graph of city with two-worker households
Lecture Notes
(To be posted before each class)
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Lecture 1
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Introduction
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Lecture 2
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New
Orleans
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Lecture 3
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Evaluating Social
Programs
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Lecture 4 -
Housing Concepts, Household Bids
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Lecture 5 -
Household Sorting and Neighborhood
Amenities
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Lecture 6 -
Neighborhood
Change
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Lecture 7 -
Overview of Housing
Markets
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Lecture 8 -
Housing Problems and
Federal Housing Programs
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Lecture 9 -
Homelessness
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Lecture 10 -
Race and Ethnicity,
Prejudice and Discrimination
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Lecture 11 -
Housing
Discrimination and Its Causes
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Lecture 12 -
Residential
Segregation: Measurement, Causes, Consequences
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Lecture 13 -
Mortgage Markets
and Predatory Lending
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Lecture 14 -
Discrimination in
Mortgage Lending
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Lecture 15 -
Poverty: Concepts
and Evidence
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Lecture 16 -
Concentrated
Poverty
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Lecture 17 -
Welfare Programs
and Principles of Welfare Policy
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Lecture 18 -
The New World of
Welfare Policy
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Lecture 18 -
The New World of
Welfare Policy
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Lecture 19 -
Urban Labor
Markets
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Lecture 20 -
Human Capital
Programs to Promote Economic Development
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Lecture 21 -
Financial Capital
Programs to Promote Economic Development
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