Michael Nylan along with co-author Thomas Hahn has published a new book Environmental Equity in China and Beyond: Past, Present, and Future February 19, 2026.
Loïc Wacquant has a new book. The Poverty of the Ethnography of Poverty was published July 2, 2025
GMS faculty affiliate and Assistant Professor at Haas Nick Tsivanidis has launched the IGC Cities Spatial Model. The model helps policymakers understand how various infrastructure investments and policy decisions affect the spatial distribution of people, firms, and economic activity in a city. By capturing key equilibrium effects, it supports better planning and policy design to…
GMS Alum Jennifer Tucker (Associate Professor, Community and Regional Planning, University of New Mexico) has recently published Outlaw Capital, an ethnography of the contraband economy in Ciudade del Este, Paraguay.
The GMS Annual Report for the 2024-2025 Academic Year is now available here.
GMS is hosting an exciting set of research presentations on urban themes from a variety of disciplinary perspectives this fall, in collaboration with partner departments. Link to GMS Fall 2025 Events Poster.
We are please to announce new recruits to the GMS DE from across a range of departments, including City & Regional Planning, Film & Media Studies, Political Science, Sociology, and Spanish and Portuguese!
Professor Amy Lerman (Goldman School of Public Policy, Political Science) was awarded a 2025 Carnegie Fellowship. The prestigious fellowship grants $200,000 in support of a book or major project to each member of the cohort of scholars, authors, journalists, and public intellectuals who focus on political polarization in the United States.
On April 18th, GMS held a joint workshop on Disaster Preparedness and Recovery for CA utilities in partnership with the the East Bay Municipal Utility District, the College of Engineering, and the College of Environmental Design. The workshop, which drew participants from 11 public agencies in California. The event was organized to spearhead collaborative research…