Carol Stack gave the pseudonym "The Flats" to a city in the southern part of this U.S. state, in an ethnography of African-American survival strategies titled All Our Kin.
A recent book by Robert Sampson argues for the existence of an "enduring neighborhood effect" in this state's largest city. Carol Stack gave the pseudonym "The Flats" to a city in the southern part of this U.S. state, in an ethnography of African-American survival strategies titled All Our Kin. Lafeyette and Pharoah Rivers, two boys growing up in this state's Henry Horner Homes, were the subject of Alex Kotlowitz's biography There Are No Children Here. The youth gangs of this state's largest city were analyzed in an early work by Frederic (*) Thrasher. That city in this state was home to an ecological school of sociology with members such as Robert Park and Ernest Burgess, who developed the Concentric Zone Model on the basis of empirical work in this city. Researchers studying poverty in state's largest city have examined the Cabrini- Green housing project, as well as areas such as Back of the Yards and Pullman. For 10 points, name this state home to the University of Chicago.
A recent book by Robert Sampson argues for the existence of an "enduring neighborhood effect" in this state's largest city.
Illinois [accept Chicago before "largest city"] 