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SUMMARY:Inequality Discussion Group with Hao Liang
LOCATION:Uris Hall 360
DESCRIPTION:CSI’s Inequality Discussion Groups bring together Cornell facu
 lty and graduate students from around campus to discuss and improve their
  in-progress research.\n\nTitle: From Neighborhoods to Buildings: Buildin
 g Stratification and Immigrant–Native Residential Inequality\n\nAbstract:
  Residential segregation research has predominantly focused on neighborho
 ods\, leaving residential differentiation across and within buildings com
 paratively understudied. As neighborhoods become increasingly heterogeneo
 us through processes such as gentrification and demographic diversificati
 on\, neighborhood-level measures may obscure substantial inequalities emb
 edded in the buildings where people live. This study introduces the conce
 pt of building stratification to capture two interrelated dimensions of r
 esidential inequality: sorting across building types and individual build
 ings\, and differences among residents sharing the same building. Using r
 estricted Japanese census microdata\, I develop a novel spatial matching 
 approach to identify individuals residing in the same residential buildin
 g\, providing rare population-scale evidence at a spatial resolution typi
 cally unavailable in contemporary population data. The results reveal sub
 stantial immigrant–native residential inequalities across multiple spatia
 l scales. Immigrants reside in less advantaged neighborhoods and building
 s\, with building-level disparities persisting even within the same neigh
 borhoods and building types. Yet\, immigrants exhibit higher l\n\nhttp://
 next-to-u.app/events/52b8a524-e8fe-45bb-841e-9957db1013e2
URL:http://next-to-u.app/events/52b8a524-e8fe-45bb-841e-9957db1013e2
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