The American Prospect / February 2016
ARE BANKS TOO EXPENSIVE TO USE?
The New York Times / October 2014
WE'RE ALL SPENT AND IT'S NOT OUR FAULT
The Huffington Post / June 2014
THE POST OFFICE AS PAYDAY LENDER? RETURN TO SENDER
The Wall Street Journal / February 2014
The New Yorker / February 2014
THE HIGH COST, FOR THE POOR, OF USING A BANK
The New Yorker / October 2013
Public Books / October 2013
THE REAL REASON THE POOR GO WITHOUT BANK ACCOUNTS
The Atlantic / September 2013
SENSORY GLOBAL TOWNS: AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO THE GROWTH OF THE SLOW CITY MOVEMENT
Environment & Planning / 2013
BEYOND THE CRISIS: THE EMERGENCE OF ALTERNATIVE ECONOMIC PRACTICES
Aftermath: The Cultures of the Economic Crisis / 2012
Economic Development Quarterly / 2011
ESTIMATING THE CAPITAL GAP FOR SMALL BUSINESSES IN NEW YORK CITY
Journal of Public Budgeting, Accounting & Financial Management / September 2011
THE CONTINUUM OF CAPITAL FOR SMALL AND MICRO ENTERPRISES
2010
VERNACULAR CULTURE AND URBAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Journal of the American Planning Association / 2009
The Journal of Consumer Affairs / Summer 2008
MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT IN THE UNITED STATES: CURRENT CHALLENGES AND NEW DIRECTIONS
Economic Development Quarterly / 2007
REASSESSING THE ROLE OF HOUSING IN COMMUNITY-BASED URBAN DEVELOPMENT
Housing Policy Debate / 2007
Community Development: Journal of the Community Development Society / Winter 2006
BY THE NUMBERS: MEASURING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONS' CAPACITY
Journal of Planning Education and Research / 2003
FOUR MYTHS ABOUT THE DIGITAL DIVIDE
Planning Theory and Practice / 2002
COMMUNITY TECHNOLOGY CENTERS: NARROWING THE DIGITAL DIVIDE IN LOW-INCOME, URBAN COMMUNITIES
Journal of Urban Affairs / 2001
MICROENTERPRISE AND THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOOLKIT: A SMALL PART OF THE BIG PICTURE
Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship / 2000