John Gilderbloom

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John Gilderbloom is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Santa Barbara, University of Louisville

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John Gilderbloom

Sociology

#2180

World Rank

#2430

Historical Rank

#709

USA Rank

Urban Studies

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John Gilderbloom's Degrees

PhD Urban and Public Affairs University of Louisville
Masters Urban and Public Affairs University of Louisville
Bachelors Political Science University of Louisville

Why Is John Gilderbloom Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, John I. "Hans" Gilderbloom is a Dutch American community organizer, academic, author, and researcher. He works as an international consultant on creating livable neighborhoods and cities, owns a real estate company that renovates historic housing, and is a professor of urban and public affairs at the University of Louisville. In 2014 he was nominated as a Fellow of the Scholars Strategy Network housed at Harvard University. He has been ranked as one of the "top 100 urban thinkers in the world."

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John Gilderbloom's Published Works

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Published Works

Does walkability matter? An examination of walkability’s impact on housing values, foreclosures and crime (2015) (202)
"Profscam": Rule or Exception?@@@Profscam: Professors and the Demise of Higher Education (1990) (85)
Critical Perspectives on Housing (1986) (71)
Scapegoating Rent Control: Masking the Causes of Homelessness (1991) (68)
The Impact of Homeownership on Political Beliefs (1995) (59)
Historic preservation’s impact on job creation, property values, and environmental sustainability (2009) (54)
Rethinking Rental Housing (1988) (42)
Community versus Commodity: Tenants and the American City (1992) (41)
Rethinking Rental Housing. (1989) (39)
Creating the Accessible City: Proposals for Providing Housing and Transportation for Low Income, Elderly and Disabled People (1990) (34)
Invisible City: Poverty, Housing, and New Urbanism (2008) (31)
Toward a Sociology of Rent: Are Rental Housing Markets Competitive? (1987) (30)
Housing Modification Needs of the Disabled Elderly (1996) (28)
Investors: The Missing Piece in the Foreclosure Racial Gap Debate (2012) (27)
Two-Way Street Conversion (2016) (26)
Amsterdam: planning and policy for the ideal city? (2009) (26)
Social Factors Affecting Landlords in the Determination of Rent (1985) (25)
Promise and Betrayal: Universities and the Battle for Sustainable Urban Neighborhoods (2005) (24)
Who's greener? Comparing urban and suburban residents' environmental behaviour and concern (2015) (22)
Back to Black … and Green? Location and policy interventions in contemporary neighborhood housing markets (2010) (22)
How brownfield sites kill places and people: an examination of neighborhood housing values, foreclosures, and lifespan (2016) (20)
How multi-lane, one-way street design shapes neighbourhood life: collisions, crime and community (2017) (16)
Housing Supply and Regulation: A Study of the Rental Housing Market (1983) (15)
Emergency Homeless Shelters in North America: An Inventory and Guide for Future Practice (2013) (14)
Commute mode diversity and income inequality: an inter-urban analysis of 148 midsize US cities (2018) (14)
Thirty Years of Rent Control: A Survey of New Jersey Cities (2007) (14)
Urban Revitalisation Partnerships: Perceptions of the university's role in Louisville, Kentucky (2002) (13)
Forty years of rent control: Reexamining New Jersey’s moderate local policies after the great recession (2015) (12)
Without Bias? Government Policy That Creates Fair and Equitable Property Tax Assessments (2012) (12)
The green dividend of urban biking? Evidence of improved community and sustainable development (2016) (12)
Moderate Rent Control (1981) (11)
Intercity Rent Differentials in the U.S. Housing Market 2000: Understanding Rent Variations as a Sociological Phenomenon (2009) (11)
The connection between neighborhood walkability and life longevity in a midsized city (2016) (10)
Pollution, place, and premature death: evidence from a mid-sized city (2020) (8)
Ten Commandments of urban regeneration: creating healthy, safe, affordable, sustainable, and just neighbourhoods (2016) (8)
Contemporary neighborhood housing dynamics in a mid-sized US city: the policy consequences of mismeasuring the dependent variable (2015) (7)
The University as a Partner: Rebuilding an Inner City Neighborhood (1995) (7)
MODERATE RENT CONTROL: Sixty Cities over 20 Years (1996) (6)
Can renewal happen without removal? Case study of a poor black neighborhood on the rebound (2015) (5)
Think globally, act locally: neighbourhood pollution and the future of the earth (2017) (5)
Measuring job creation for HOPE VI: a success story for community development efforts (2015) (4)
The Urban University in the Community: The Roles of Boards and Presidents (1996) (4)
Hispanic Rental Housing Needs in the United States: Problems and Prospects (1993) (3)
Why Foreclosure Rates in African American Neighborhoods are so High: Looking at the Real Reaonss (2011) (2)
The Future of Housing Markets: A New Appraisal (2013) (2)
The Economic and Social Impact of One-Way Street Design and Performance on Neighborhood Livability (2017) (2)
David Harvey, Rebel Cities: From the Right to the City to the Urban Revolution (Brooklyn, NY: Verso). (2014) (2)
How Assessed Values Vary Between Manufactured and Site-Built Houses (2003) (1)
Is Urban Sociology Dying (1988) (1)
Santa monica a decade later: Urban progressives in office (1992) (1)
Diversity: A progressive approach (1992) (1)
Toward an understanding of inter-city rent differentials : a sociological contribution (1982) (0)
Book Review: On Cuban Landscapes: Heritage, Memory, and Place (2012) (0)
Bringing American Urban Sociology out of the Doldrums (1988) (0)
“Two-Ways” to Fix Our Neighborhoods (2015) (0)
There Is Hope for Cities (1990) (0)
Why are Foreclosures Highest in African American Neighborhoods (2011) (0)
Reply (1981) (0)
How Homeownership Results in Greater Local Participation and Improved Urban Neighborhoods (2021) (0)
Chromatic Homes: The Joy of Color in Historic Places (2018) (0)
More than one way to think about urban streets (2015) (0)
BOOK REVIEWS (2008) (0)
Love is a Two Way Street (2015) (0)
Promise and Betrayal (2005) (0)

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