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Ryan
Allen
Associate Dean for Research
300-04 Humphrey School
Currently reviewing Ph.D. applicants
Expertise
Department
Urban and Regional Planning Area
Areas of Expertise
Race and ethnicity; urban and regional planning; civic engagement and public participation; demography; housing policy and planning; immigration and refugee services and policy
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    PhD in Urban Studies (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2007)

    Master of City Planning (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2002)

    BA (The College of William and Mary, 1997)

    Hess, C., Colburn, G., Allen, R. & Crowder, K. (in press). Cumulative Housing Cost Burden Exposures and Disadvantages to Children’s Well-Being and Health, Social Science Review,

    Colburn, G., Hess, C., Allen, R. & Crowder, K. (2024). The Dynamics of Housing Cost Burden in the U.S., Urban Studies,

    Allen, R., Horner, K. & Choi, J. (2023). Penalties and Payoffs: The Short-Term Economic Consequences of Human Capital Acquisition for Resettled Refugees in the U.S., International Migration,

    Hess, C., Colburn, G., Crowder, K. & Allen, R. (2022). Racial Disparity in Exposure to Housing Cost Burden in the U.S.: 1980-2017, Housing Studies,

    Allen, R., Pacas, J. & Martens, Z. (2022). Immigrant Legal Status among Essential Frontline Workers in the U.S. during the COVID-19 Pandemic Era, International Migration Review, 57(2), 521-556

    Allen, R. & Goetz, E. G. (in press). A Home for Xenophobia: U.S. Public Housing Policy Under Trump, International Journal of Housing Policy, 21(1), 127-137

    Allen, R. P. & Wang, J. (2020). Immigrant Legal Status and Commute Mode Choice for Hispanics in the United States, Journal of the American Planning Association,

    Allen, R. P. & Van Riper, D. (2020). The New Deal, the deserving poor and the first public housing residents in New York City, Social Science History, 44(1), 91-115

    Allen, R. & Goetz, E. G. (10 July (3rd Quarter/Summer) 2019). Public Housing Is Suffering from a Lack of Funding, Not an Overflow of Immigrants. L.A. Times:

    Colburn, G. & Allen, R. (2018). Rent burden and the Great Recession in the USA, Urban Studies, 55(1), 226--243