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Mario Small "Financial Institutions, Neighborhoods, and Racial Inequality"

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How One Sociologist Finds Inspiration for His Research Outside the University

Mario Luis Small talks about growing up in Panama and how his perspective has contributed to his path-breaking research on networks, urban inequality, and qualitative methodology. ....

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Mario Luis Small talks about how his early years in Panama and his iconoclastic view of academia have contributed to his path-breaking research on networks, urban inequality, and qualitative methodology. ....

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