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Todd Swanstrom

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Dj Returns With Frequent Guest, Prof. Todd Swanstrom, Todd Swanstrom Mar 2018

Dj Returns With Frequent Guest, Prof. Todd Swanstrom, Todd Swanstrom

Todd Swanstrom

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Professor Todd Swanstrom Discusses Middle Neighborhoods, Todd Swanstrom Jun 2017

Professor Todd Swanstrom Discusses Middle Neighborhoods, Todd Swanstrom

Todd Swanstrom

Swanstrom joins DJ Wilson to talk professorially about the idea of middle neighborhoods and how approaching community development with a public health lens -- as opposed to that of an ICU -- can be a better model for sustaining diverse neighborhoods.

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Todd Swanstrom On Suburban Poverty And Weak Government, Todd Swanstrom Jan 2016

Todd Swanstrom On Suburban Poverty And Weak Government, Todd Swanstrom

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Todd Swanstrom, the Des Lee Professor of Community Collaboration and Public Policy Administration at UMSL, describes how private and public institutions continue to oppress the poor through predatory lending, predatory policing and an oppressive court system. Swanstrom contends that North County suburban lives are increasingly brittle and difficult, but those lives could improve through stronger and better government.

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Todd Swanstrom On "Rebound" Neighborhoods, Todd Swanstrom Jul 2015

Todd Swanstrom On "Rebound" Neighborhoods, Todd Swanstrom

Todd Swanstrom

UMSL Professor Todd Swanstrom discusses “rebound” neighborhoods in St. Louis and how the decline of mixed income neighborhoods is a growing concern.

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Robin Hableton And Todd Swanstrom Talk About Leadership And Inclusive Cities, Todd Swanstrom Apr 2015

Robin Hableton And Todd Swanstrom Talk About Leadership And Inclusive Cities, Todd Swanstrom

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