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Historical subject files, 1810s-2022, bulk 1968-1972
182.23 linear feetPeter Marcuse papers, 1947-2017
20 document boxesEthics - Gentrification, 2014-2016 Box 8, Folder 9
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- Ethics - Gentrification, 2014-2016
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Includes notes and correspondence
RC21, 2013 Box 10, Folder 17
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- Drafts titled "Socially Just Gentrification? Theory and Practice," prepared for a talk at RC
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Drafts titled "Socially Just Gentrification? Theory and Practice," prepared for a talk at RC (Resourceful Cities) 21 Conference 2013 at Humboldt-University Berlin
1981-1985, 1981-1985 Box 5, Folder 5-7
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- Gentrification: Anti-displacement Zoning and Planning for Stable Residential Districts"; "'Red' Vienna: Housing
Program Flourish"; "'Red' Vienna: Lessons and Warnings for the Housing Movement"; "Gentrification - Abstract Or Scope
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With Emily Achtenberg, "Housing and Neighborhoods: Network Position Paper"; "Reagan Taglia la Spesa"; "The Contradictions of Housing"; with Peter Medoff and Andrea Pereira, "Triage as Urban Policy"; with Emily Achtenberg, "The Causes of the Housing Problem"; "The Size of New York's Housing Emergency"; A review of Donald A. Krueckeberg'sIntroduction to Planning History in the United States; with Jacqueline Leavitt, "The New York Experience"; "A Luxury Housing Tax"; translated by G. Loudierè, "Histoire Du Logement Ouvrier Dans La Ville De New York: Elements Pour Une Hypothese de Travail"; "To Control Gentrification: Anti-displacement Zoning and Planning for Stable Residential Districts"; "'Red' Vienna: Housing Program Flourish"; "'Red' Vienna: Lessons and Warnings for the Housing Movement"; "Gentrification, Abandonment, and Displacement: Connections, Causes, and Policy Responses in New York City"; "New York's Housing Crisis: The 1985 Edition"; "A chi é destinata la zona litoranea"; "The Homefront"; review of Schill's and Nathan'sRevitalizing America's Cities: Neighborhood Reinvestment and Displacement
Marshall Berman papers, 1940-2013
47.5 linear feetThe collection includes drafts of his work, professional and personal correspondence, emails (both digital and in hard copy), notebooks, dream journals, heavily annotated books, lecture notes, teaching materials, photographs and ephemera. Several RBML collections already contain correspondence with Berman. For scholars, this collection will provide important new insights into the thought and work of a leading late-20th-century New York City intellectual. An important segment of the Marshall Berman papers consists of digital materials connected with his more recent work as a writer, scholar, and teacher. The files are currently stored on his home computer.
NYC Development & Gentrification: J-51, etc., Early 1980s Box 20, Folder 9
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- NYC Development & Gentrification: J-51, etc., Early 1980s
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Clippings and research reports
Bob Fass Recordings and Papers, 1935-2011, bulk 1963-1991
200 linear feetThe Bob Fass Recordings and Papers contains materials created by Bob Fass, host of the late-night program Radio Unnameable on New York City's WBAI radio station. The collection primarily consists of audio recordings of Radio Unnameable and other radio programs hosted by Bob Fass between 1963 and 2011. A small number of video recordings, photographs, correspondence, printed ephemera, and motion picture films are also included in the collection.
Beach at Long Island surf at night, Second Avenue's gentrification, 1985 May 25 Box 195
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- Beach at Long Island surf at night, Second Avenue's gentrification, 1985 May 25
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Unique identifier: BF4707.
Charles A. Platt architectural records and papers, 1879-1981, bulk 1882-1933
3,989 architectural drawingsBill Weinberg sound recordings, 1992-2021, bulk 1992-2011
57 audiocassettesOral History Interview with Bill Weinberg, 2021 May 6
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- Tompkins Square Park riot and its impact through early 1990s, squatters, gentrification, the Museum of
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In this oral history interview conducted by Kimberly Springer, Bill Weinberg discusses his life, activism, and work as a journalist and author. Weinberg describes his upbringing and youth in Jackson Heights, Queens. He describes the attraction of the Lower East Side, attending punk shows in the city, and his introduction to activism. Entry points to activism included anti-draft activity, Rock Against Racism, and attendance at the Black Hills Survival Gathering in South Dakota, an American Indian Movement-sponsored event protesting uranium mining. He discusses his introduction to anarchism, the Libertarian Book Club, and his personal approaches to anarchism. Weinberg also speaks to his career as a journalist and author of books. He discusses his travels in Latin America, particularly Chiapas, and his reporting for High Times and Native Americas. He discusses the dynamic at High Times in the 1990s as well as the founding of his blog CounterVortex. Weinberg also describes his involvement with the WBAI radio show Moorish Orthodox Radio Crusade (MORC). He details how he got involved with the show, other members of the show's collective, and the character of the show. He discusses the show's name and the initial influence of the Moorish Science Movement, and muses on different varieties of "Moorish" identity. He discusses the influence of Bob Fass and his own experiences as a WBAI listener as a youth. He discusses the activities of co-host Ann-Marie Hendrickson, including her anti-nuclear activism, her contributions to MORC, and her WBAI show Mansion for a Rat. He also details his rift with WBAI over political issues that ultimately led to MORC's removal from the station. He gives an analysis of factions of the anti-imperialist Left that took unnuanced, contradictory, and anti-Semitic stances in the years following 9/11. He also discusses these contradictions in the context of United States involvement in Syria. The interview also addresses Weinberg's involvement in activism on the Lower East Side. Specific topics include the 1988 Tompkins Square Park riot and its impact through early 1990s, squatters, gentrification, the Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space, and activism around community gardens in the late 1990s through early 2000s.