Charles Steffen examines the institutional infrastructure of Atlanta’s former Skid Row in the South Downtown Business District and its eventual dismantling. Read More
Joseph Hurley examines the "war" on dense neighborhoods with mixed residential and commercial land uses in mid-century Atlanta. Read More
LeeAnn Lands examines the role that Emmaus House played in anti-poverty activism in late 1960s and early 1970s Atlanta. Read More
Julia Brock, Teresa Bramlette Reeves, and Kirstie Tepper discuss the emergence of a new Atlanta art scene in the late 1970s and the central role that women played in it. Read More
Andy Walter analyzes the politics of mapping and baseball in relation to the Braves' move to Cobb County. Read More
Clarence Stone revisits Regime Politics, his classic analysis of Atlanta's governance, in light of the many changes in Atlanta since its publication in 1989. Read More
Elora Raymond and Jesse Zaro Moore trace the development and impact of Single Family Rental Securitization in Atlanta following the 2008 Recession. Read More
Velma Maia Thomas examines the Gold Dust Twins advertisement that was unearthed on Auburn Avenue after the 2008 tornado and the questions it raises around race and history. Read More
Boyd Lewis recounts the storied history of the house in which Margaret Mitchell wrote Gone With The Wind, including his own experience living there in the late 1970s Read More
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