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Benedict Carey

Benedict Carey is a science reporter for The New York Times.

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Lessons in Community from Chicago’s South Side

Benedict Carey - January 7, 2013 0

Robert J. Sampson and his colleagues have devoted decades to studying the enduring impact of place.* They have found that two factors often predict whether a neighborhood is crime prone: Is there mutual trust and altruism among neighbors? and...

Peacemaking Powers and the Culture They Create

What Could Neighborhood Health Autonomy Look Like?

“40 acres and a mall:” Building Black community wealth in L.A.

Neighborhood Planning: Doing “With” Not “For”

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