Carolina Sternberg
Biographic Data
| ID | 1361052 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carolina Sternberg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carolina |
| FAMILY NAME | Sternberg |
| SIGNATURE | STERNBERG C |
| AFFILIATIONS | DePaul University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4760-6339 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 103 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Neoliberal Urban Governance: Spaces, Culture and Discourses in Buenos Aires and Chicago
This book examines the dynamics of neoliberal urban governance in two cities that were transformed in less than a decade.
Neoliberal Urban Governance: Spaces, Culture and Discourses in Buenos Aires and Chicago
Mapping Racial Capital: Gentrification, Race and Value in Three Chicago Neighborhoods
We interrogate the interrelations of race and gentrification in three Chicago neighborhoods of historical significance to Black, Mexican, and Puerto Rican residents. Our previous work indicates that historical legacies of structural racism mean that gentrification works differently in each area, although the extant literature has not directly addressed how race fuels local valuation regimes. For each neighborhood we provide GIS mapping of 30 year…
Chicago's Redevelopment Machine & Blues Clubs
The Darkening Nation. Race, Neoliberalism and Crisis in Argentina ‐ by Aguiló, Ignacio
The Hidden Hand of Domestic Labor: Domestic Employers' Work Practices in Chicago, USA
An emergent body of scholarly work exists regarding the manifold dimensions and implications of domestic work, scholarship which draws from various standpoints and discipline traditions. Much existing literature deals specifically with the devaluation of domestic labor. A recent survey conducted in 14 metropolitan areas in the U.S. found that the domestic work industry is profoundly ethnocentric, gendered and racialized, with 23% of domestic work…
Ghetto
The term “ghetto” has a long and complex usage in the social sciences in the Western world, and has been traditionally used to illustrate a socially and culturally dilapidated urban area. More recently, efforts have sought to infuse this term with more progressive meanings, for example, as urban spaces of neglect that are complex manifestations of societal processes. Today, ghettos reveal the intersecting dynamics of ethnicity, economic forces, r…
Contestation and the local trajectories of neoliberal urban governance in Chicago’s Bronzeville and Pilsen
Neoliberal urban governances are now widely recognised as contingently manifest and constantly evolving social and institutional formations. Yet, there remains comparatively little empirical work on the place-specific complexities of urban neoliberalisation, and as variegated formations within the same city. Drawing on Chicago’s Bronzeville and Pilsen neighbourhoods, we reveal the intra-urban contingency character of neoliberal urban governance. …
From “cartoneros” to “recolectores urbanos”. The changing rhetoric and urban waste management policies in neoliberal Buenos Aires
Non-White” Gentrification in Chicago’s Bronzeville and Pilsen: Racial Economy and the Intraurban Contingency of Urban Redevelopment
Urban redevelopment governances are commonly treated as singular, monolithic entities that are interactively homogeneous, deploying uniform ensembles of policies and practices across their respective cities. This study, alternatively, reveals these formations as adroitly proactive and interactively heterogeneous across their respective cities. Through a racial economy lens, we empirically examine the racial contours of this “governance heterogene…
Changing Realities: The New Racialized Redevelopment Rhetoric in Chicago
The mania of "go-global" redevelopment is in full bloom in American cities. Under the banner of pursuing global competitiveness, redevelopment governances continue to push the creation of gentrification and downtown upscaling. This study examines Chicago's current redevelopment governance, which faces formidable obstacles (city and regional economic decline; the deepening of anger in poor black communities as poverty intensifies) to achieving its…
Non-White” Gentrification in Chicago’s Bronzeville and Pilsen: Racial Economy and the Intraurban Contingency of Urban Redevelopment
Urban redevelopment governances are commonly treated as singular, monolithic entities that are interactively homogeneous, deploying uniform ensembles of policies and practices across their respective cities. This study, alternatively, reveals these formations as adroitly proactive and interactively heterogeneous across their respective cities. Through a racial economy lens, we empirically examine the racial contours of this “governance heterogene…
Changing Realities: The New Racialized Redevelopment Rhetoric in Chicago
The mania of "go-global" redevelopment is in full bloom in American cities. Under the banner of pursuing global competitiveness, redevelopment governances continue to push the creation of gentrification and downtown upscaling. This study examines Chicago's current redevelopment governance, which faces formidable obstacles (city and regional economic decline; the deepening of anger in poor black communities as poverty intensifies) to achieving its…
Mapping Racial Capital: Gentrification, Race and Value in Three Chicago Neighborhoods
We interrogate the interrelations of race and gentrification in three Chicago neighborhoods of historical significance to Black, Mexican, and Puerto Rican residents. Our previous work indicates that historical legacies of structural racism mean that gentrification works differently in each area, although the extant literature has not directly addressed how race fuels local valuation regimes. For each neighborhood we provide GIS mapping of 30 year…
Contestation and the local trajectories of neoliberal urban governance in Chicago’s Bronzeville and Pilsen
Neoliberal urban governances are now widely recognised as contingently manifest and constantly evolving social and institutional formations. Yet, there remains comparatively little empirical work on the place-specific complexities of urban neoliberalisation, and as variegated formations within the same city. Drawing on Chicago’s Bronzeville and Pilsen neighbourhoods, we reveal the intra-urban contingency character of neoliberal urban governance. …
From “cartoneros” to “recolectores urbanos”. The changing rhetoric and urban waste management policies in neoliberal Buenos Aires
Changing Realities: The New Racialized Redevelopment Rhetoric in Chicago
The mania of "go-global" redevelopment is in full bloom in American cities. Under the banner of pursuing global competitiveness, redevelopment governances continue to push the creation of gentrification and downtown upscaling. This study examines Chicago's current redevelopment governance, which faces formidable obstacles (city and regional economic decline; the deepening of anger in poor black communities as poverty intensifies) to achieving its…
From “cartoneros” to “recolectores urbanos”. The changing rhetoric and urban waste management policies in neoliberal Buenos Aires
Non-White” Gentrification in Chicago’s Bronzeville and Pilsen: Racial Economy and the Intraurban Contingency of Urban Redevelopment
Urban redevelopment governances are commonly treated as singular, monolithic entities that are interactively homogeneous, deploying uniform ensembles of policies and practices across their respective cities. This study, alternatively, reveals these formations as adroitly proactive and interactively heterogeneous across their respective cities. Through a racial economy lens, we empirically examine the racial contours of this “governance heterogene…
Contestation and the local trajectories of neoliberal urban governance in Chicago’s Bronzeville and Pilsen
Neoliberal urban governances are now widely recognised as contingently manifest and constantly evolving social and institutional formations. Yet, there remains comparatively little empirical work on the place-specific complexities of urban neoliberalisation, and as variegated formations within the same city. Drawing on Chicago’s Bronzeville and Pilsen neighbourhoods, we reveal the intra-urban contingency character of neoliberal urban governance. …
Ghetto
The term “ghetto” has a long and complex usage in the social sciences in the Western world, and has been traditionally used to illustrate a socially and culturally dilapidated urban area. More recently, efforts have sought to infuse this term with more progressive meanings, for example, as urban spaces of neglect that are complex manifestations of societal processes. Today, ghettos reveal the intersecting dynamics of ethnicity, economic forces, r…
The Darkening Nation. Race, Neoliberalism and Crisis in Argentina ‐ by Aguiló, Ignacio
The Hidden Hand of Domestic Labor: Domestic Employers' Work Practices in Chicago, USA
An emergent body of scholarly work exists regarding the manifold dimensions and implications of domestic work, scholarship which draws from various standpoints and discipline traditions. Much existing literature deals specifically with the devaluation of domestic labor. A recent survey conducted in 14 metropolitan areas in the U.S. found that the domestic work industry is profoundly ethnocentric, gendered and racialized, with 23% of domestic work…
Chicago's Redevelopment Machine & Blues Clubs
Neoliberal Urban Governance: Spaces, Culture and Discourses in Buenos Aires and Chicago
This book examines the dynamics of neoliberal urban governance in two cities that were transformed in less than a decade.
Neoliberal Urban Governance: Spaces, Culture and Discourses in Buenos Aires and Chicago
Mapping Racial Capital: Gentrification, Race and Value in Three Chicago Neighborhoods
We interrogate the interrelations of race and gentrification in three Chicago neighborhoods of historical significance to Black, Mexican, and Puerto Rican residents. Our previous work indicates that historical legacies of structural racism mean that gentrification works differently in each area, although the extant literature has not directly addressed how race fuels local valuation regimes. For each neighborhood we provide GIS mapping of 30 year…
Sociology (9 works) · Political science (8 works) · Economics (7 works) · Corporate governance (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Management (5 works) · Urban Planning and Governance (5 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Law (4 works)