Tenants' Rights and Taking Out the Trash
Samuel Stein, a housing policy analyst, and Susanne Schindler, a research fellow at Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies, discuss what it means—or could mean—to have resident control over property management.
Don’t Ban “Globalize the Intifada”
A list of ways to help Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank
A way to directly help victims of the massacre in Sydney
This week’s zoom call will be at our regular time, Friday at 1 PM. Our guests will be two remarkable people, Musya Herzog and Meyer Labin. Musya is a neuropsychologist who grew up …
Ep.53 - Socio-spatial analysis with Ritva Vilppola
This episode's guest is Ritva Vilppola. Originally from Aotearoa-New Zealand, Ritva now lives in The Netherlands, via Australia, and they discuss the intersection of architecture, design, and communities in different contexts: urban design, parks, resilience planning.
To learn more about their pra…
Gentrification: is it inevitable, or is it a political choice? | Leslie Kern & Samuel Stein | #254
Is gentrification inevitable — or is it political?
In this special dialogue episode of Urbcast, two leading urban thinkers — Leslie Kern (The Feminist City, Gentrification Is Inevitable and Other Lies) and Samuel Stein (Capital City) — join the conversation to unpack the forces reshaping our cities…
Season 2: Gentrification and The Real Estate State with Samuel Stein
Today we talk with Samuel Stein author of Capital City: Gentrification and the Real Estate State. Sam's book is a great analysis of the forces behind the global phenomenon of Gentrification and the relationship between the capitalist real estate market, urban planning and municipal governments. In …
15. Season 2 Preview: Author Samuel Stein Learns about Peddle Pubs
We are launching a new goal today to get to 100 Patreon subscribers! This is a clip of our interview with Samuel Stein, author of "Capital City: Gentrification and the Real Estate State", published by Verso books in 2019 as a part of the Jacobin series. A longer clip of our interview is available n…
Alumni Aloud Special: Making a Difference: GC Alumni in Advocacy and Public Policy (feat. Ruth Delaney and Samuel Stein)
Ruth Delaney earned her PhD in Sociology at the CUNY Graduate Center. She is now an Initiative Director for Unlocking Potential at the Vera Institute of Justice. Samuel Stein earned his PhD in Earth and Environmental Sciences. He is now a Housing Policy Analyst at the Community Service Society.
Th…
Samuel Stein's "A Right to Housing?"
The writer and housing policy advocate Samuel Stein joins Kate Wolf to speak about his new book, A Right to Housing? It lays out how housing could indeed become a human right, accessible to all, through things like the decommodification of the real estate market, the construction of—and conversion…
A Right to Housing? w/ Samuel Stein
Do you still have hope? And does a left project even need "hope"? Samuel Stein joins us this week to discuss his latest book A Right to Housing?, a refreshingly honest look at the possibilities for change within the grim landscape of American housing policy.
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A Right to Housing? w/ Samuel Stein
Do you still have hope? And does a left project even need "hope"? Samuel Stein joins us this week to discuss his latest book A Right to Housing?, a refreshingly honest look at the possibilities for change within the grim landscape of American housing policy.
Subscribe to our Patreon to access a …
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