People

Scholars doing research on formal organizations in urban contexts:

• Scott Allard (social service organizations)
• Irene Bloemraad (immigrant organizations, civic associations, social service non-profits)
• Evelyn Brodkin (welfare agencies)
• Terry N. Clark (amenities, day-to-day organizations, cultural organizations)
• Hector Cordero-Guzman (CBOs, immigrant associations)
• Roberto Fernandez (firms, employment centers)
• Eric Fong (ethnic businesses)
• Joe Galaskiewicz (amenities, organizational ties)
• Els de Graauw (community-building organizations, immigrant non-profits)
• Rebecca Joyce Kissane (social service non-profits)
• Heather MacIndoe (nonprofit organizations)
• Nicole Marwell (CBOs, childcare centers, housing organizations)
• Monica McDermott (convenience stores, day-to-day organizations)
• Shelley McDonough Kimelberg (firm location, economic development agencies)
• Michael McQuarrie (nonprofits)
• Omar McRoberts (churches, political institutions)
• Jennifer Mosley (non-profit organizations, social service organizations)
• Deirdre Oakley (housing authorities, government bureaucracies)
• Jacqueline R. Olvera (organizational infrastructure of neighborhoods)
• Stephen Raudenbush (neighborhood organizations, schools
• Sarah Reckhow (political advocacy organizations, philanthropic organizations)
• Robert J. Sampson (neighborhood organizations, civil society)
• Martin Sanchez-Jankowski (neighborhood organizations, gangs)
• Mario L. Small (day-to-day organizations, neighborhood organizations, childcare centers)
• Sandra Smith (one-stop employment centers)
• Steven Smith (social service agencies, nonprofit management)
• Joe Soss (welfare agencies)
• Mark Stern (cultural and arts organizations)
• Edward Walker (CBOs, grassroots organizations)
• Celeste Watkins-Hayes (welfare offices, HIV/AIDS social service agencies)
• Margaret Weir (welfare state, development organizations)
• Christopher Winship (churches, nonprofits)
• Min Zhou (ethnic organizations, schools)