Dania Francis
University of Massachusetts Boston
H-index: 11
North America-United States
Top articles of Dania Francis
Title | Journal | Author(s) | Publication Date |
|---|---|---|---|
Stable School Integration? | Race and Social Problems | Dania V Francis Keren M Horn | 2023/9 |
Racial differences in the relationship between the receipt of informal financial support and social insurance | Review of Social Economy | Dania V Francis Christian E Weller Emek Karakilic Maryam Salihu | 2023/8/5 |
Interfamily financial dependence and retirement savings | The Journal of Retirement | Dania V Francis Christian E Weller | 2022/3/21 |
Economic inequality, the digital divide, and remote learning during COVID-19 | The Review of Black Political Economy | Dania V Francis Christian E Weller | 2022/3 |
Black Land Loss: 1920–1997 | American Economic Association Papers and Proceedings | Thomas Wilson Mitchell Dania V Francis Darrick Hamilton Nathan A Rosenberg Bryce Wilson Stucki | 2022 |
Black economists on race and policy: Contributions to education, poverty and mobility, and public finance | Journal of Economic Literature | Dania V Francis Bradley L Hardy Damon Jones | 2022/6/1 |
Separate and unequal under one roof: How the legacy of racialized tracking perpetuates within-school segregation | RSF: The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences | Dania V Francis William A Darity | 2021/2/1 |
SECOND PRIZE: Necessary Family Financial Support Perpetuates Racial Wealth Inequality Across Generations–Evidence from the Coronavirus Pandemic | Dania V Francis Christian E Weller | 2021 | |
Race, ethnicity, and retirement security in the United States | Dania V Francis Christian E Weller | 2021/11/29 | |
Retirement inequality by race and ethnicity | Public Policy & Aging Report | Dania V Francis Christian E Weller | 2021/8/1 |
Isolation: An alternative to the “acting white” hypothesis in explaining black under-enrollment in advanced courses | Journal of Economics, Race, and Policy | Dania V Francis William A Darity Jr | 2020/6 |
Improved public school teaching of racial oppression could enable US society to grasp the roots and effects of racial and economic inequality | Robynn Cox Dania Francis | 2020/2/27 |
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