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Nevárez Martínez, D. “’Anywhere but Here’: Understanding the Influence of Anti-Homeless Coalitions on Street-Level Bureaucratic Discretion.” Urban Affairs Review. (online first).

Nevárez Martínez, D. (2022). “Downtown Revitalization in Tucson, Arizona: A Historical Case Study of the Menlo Park Barrio – A Case for New Realities. In Erualdo Gonzalez, Michelle Zunig a, and Ashley Hernandez (Eds.). Gentrification and Alternative Futures.

Rendon, M.G., Nevárez Martínez, D., and Kulkarni, M.P. (2023). “Contextual and Relational Understanding of Housing and Racial Segregation: The Case of Mexicans in Los Angeles, 1930 and 1940.” In Brian McCabe and Eva Rosen (Eds.). The Sociology of Housing: An Edited Volume.

Herbert, C., Durst, N., and Nevárez Martínez, D. (2023). “The Implications of Informal Housing for Planning in the Global North: Lessons from Four Types of Development in the US.” Journal of Planning Education and Research.

Nevárez Martínez, D. (2021). Homelessness in Southern California: Street-Level Encounters with the State and the Structural Violence of Performative Productivity. Radical Housing Journal, 3(2):9-26.

Adkins, A., Barillas-Longoria, G., Martínez, D. N., & Ingram, M. (2019). Differences in social and physical dimensions of perceived walkability in Mexican American and non-hispanic white walking environments in Tucson, Arizona. Journal of transport & health, 14, 100585.

Nevarez Martínez, D., Rendón, M. G., & Arroyo, D. (2021). Los Olvidados/The Forgotten: Reconceptualizing Colonias as Viable Communities. Progress in Planning, 100450.

Nevarez Martínez, D. (2019). Embracing the Academic-Activist Tension–It’s OK to Yell, Scream, Be Exasperated and Embrace Our Shared Humanity. Housing Justice in Unequal Cities, 15, 43.

Roy, A., Oldfield, S., McElroy, E., Malson, H., Graziani, T., Nevarez Martinez, D., … & Khan, H. (2019). Housing justice in unequal cities. Housing Justice in Unequal Cities.

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