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Our New Faculty: Emily Barrett
Meet our newest faculty member, Emily Barrett, whose work focuses on the intersection of community-based geographic information systems (GIS), economic geography, and urban development.
Her latest research examines spatial inequities across U.S. cities, focusing on municipal budgets as pivotal sites of debate for economic democracy. As a dedicated community-based researcher, Barrett has a history of partnering with organizations like the Nashville People’s Budget Coalition and Stand Up Nashville. Through this work, she contributes to broad debates in urban planning, revealing how organizers are reimagining public finance to create more affordable cities.
She is currently teaching CP8400: Advanced Research Design and Qualitative Methods.
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