John Mollenkopf is a Distinguished Professor at CUNY Graduate Center and directs the Center for Urban Research. He received his PhD from Harvard and his teaching and research interests focus on urban politics and public policy, including New York City politics, immigrant political participation, and the new immigrant second generation. He has authored or edited fifteen books on urban politics, urban policy, the politics of urban development, and New York City.
Thomas Ogorzalek is an
Assistant Professor of Political Science and Urban Studies and Faculty
Associate in the Institute for Policy Research at Northwestern University. His
research focuses on the role of cities in American political development and
the politics of rapidly changing communities in the United States.
Marion Orr is the Frederick Lippitt Professor of Public
Policy and Professor of Political Science and Urban Studies at Brown
University. His research focuses on urban politics, the politics of urban
schools, race and ethnic politics, and community organizing. He is the author
and editor of six books including, Black Social Capital: The Politics of
School Reform in Baltimore. He is
the editor of Transforming the
City: Community Organizing and the Challenge of Political Change. He has
held a number of fellowships, including an appointment as Research Fellow at
the Brookings Institution, a Presidential Fellowship from the University of
California, Berkeley, and a fellowship from the Ford Foundation. He is a former
president of the Urban Politics Section of the American Political Science
Association. He also served as chair of the governing board of the Urban
Affairs Association.
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