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| Demographic and economic forces are restructuring
America. Global competition, new technologies, and
immigration are changing the way we live, work and
interact. Despite some remarkable advances, we remain a
divided society with an unacceptable level of poverty and
inequality. A better understanding of how cities and
regions are being transformed is essential for effective
urban planning and sound public policies. This research
initiative combines 2000 Census information with other
data to analyze the changing structure of the nation's
metropolitan areas and to examine the intersection of
residential patterns, education, economic activities and
social policy.
PRESS RELEASE with Tables and Maps (pdf)
- 08.27.02
Census of Population and Housing - SF3
- 08.27.02
Census Information Links-
08.27.02
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"Making Sense of Census 2000: Profiling Ethnic
Communities in California's Bay Area" - 08.28.01
Examining Residential Segregation Patterns
(pdf) - 07.19.01
Racial/Ethnic Segregation
Residential segregation is one of the most
visible and undesirable manifestations of a
racially divided society. The analysis examines
factors that influence the level of segregation
across metropolitan areas and the relationship
between residential segregation and other forms
of segregation.
Diversity & Racial/Ethnic Interaction
America's growing diversity is impacting
residential divisions between racial/ethnic
groups. Results profile the growing diversity in
America's metropolitan areas and examine the
interaction of racial/ethnic groups based on
their isolation from and exposure to other
groups.
Analytical Methods
Discusses techniques and methodological issues
related to racial and ethnic classifications.
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Profiles of Ethnic Communities
Presents racial/ethnic demographics and regional
trends in diversity and segregation. |
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Population &
Racial/Ethnic Distributions, 1930-2000
Maps historic residential patterns and racial/ethnic
diversity across Los Angeles County.
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Discussion Papers,
Fact Sheets,
Maps |
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neighborhood diversity and stability,
housing patterns,
economic development |
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