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Silverman, R.M. and Patterson, K.L. (2015). Qualitative research methods for community development. New York: Routledge.
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Silverman, R.M., Patterson, K.L. and Yin, L. (2015). Municipal property acquisition patterns in a shrinking city: Evidence for the persistence of an urban growth paradigm in Buffalo, NY. Cogent Social Sciences, 1: 1012973.
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Silverman, R.M. (2014). Urban, suburban and rural contexts of school districts and Neighborhood revitalization strategies: Rediscovering equity in education policy and urban planning. Leadership and Policy in Schools, 13(1): 3-27.
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Silverman, R.M., Lewis, J. and Patterson, K.L. (2014). William Worthy’s concept of ‘institutional rape’ revisited: Anchor institutions and residential displacement in Buffalo, NY. Humanity & Society, 38(2): 158-181.
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Silverman, R.M., Patterson, K.L. and Lewis, J. (2013). Chasing a paper tiger: Evaluating Buffalo’s analysis of impediments to fair housing choice. Current Urban Studies, 1(3): 28-35.
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Patterson, Kelly L. and Robert Mark Silverman, eds. (2013) Schools and Urban Revitalization: Rethinking Institutions and Community Development.New York: Routledge.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2013. “Making Waves or Treading Water?: An Analysis of Charter Schools in New York State.”Urban Education, 48(2): 257-288.
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Silverman, Robert Mark, Li Yin and Kelly L. Patterson. 2012. “Dawn of the Dead City: An Exploratory Analysis of Vacant Addresses in Buffalo, NY 2008-2010.”Journal of Urban Affairs, Early View.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2012. “The Nonprofitization of Public Education: Implications of Requiring Charter Schools to be Nonprofits in New York.”Nonprofit Policy Forum3(1).
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Silverman, Robert Mark and Patterson, Kelly L. 2012. “The Four Horsemen of the Fair Housing Apocalypse: A Critique of Fair Housing Policy in the USA.”Critical Sociology38(1): 123-140.
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Silverman, Robert Mark and Kelly L. Patterson, eds. 2011.Fair and Affordable Housing in the US: Trends, Outcomes, Future Directions (hardcover). Boston: Brill.
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Silverman, Robert Mark and Patterson, Kelly L. 2011. “A Case for Expanding Nonprofit Activities in Affordable Housing: An Analysis of Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Outcomes 1987-2006,”Journal of Public Management and Social Policy17(1): 33-48.
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Silverman, Robert Mark and Kelly L. Patterson. 2011.“The Effects of Perceived Funding Trends on Nonprofit Advocacy: A National Survey of Nonprofit Advocacy Organizations in the United States,”International Journal of Public Sector Management24(5): 435-451.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2011. “Black Real Estate Professionals ‘Perceptions of Career Opportunities: The Economic Detour Redux,”Review of Black Political Economy38(2): 145-163.
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Patterson, Kelly L. and Robert Mark Silverman. 2011.“How Local Public Administrators, Nonprofit Providers and Elected Officials Perceive Impediments to Fair Housing in the Suburbs: An Analysis of Erie County, New York,”Housing Policy Debate21(1): 165-188.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2011. “How Unwavering is Support for the Local Property Tax?: Voting on School District Budgets in New York, 2003-2010.”Journal of Education Finance36(3): 294-311.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2009. “Nonprofit Perceptions of Local Government Performance in Affordable Housing,”International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis2(3): 253-262.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2009. “Perceptions of Nonprofit Funding Decisions: A Survey of LocalPublic Administrators and Executive Directors ofCommunity-Based Housing Organizations (CBHOs),”Public Organization Review9(3): 235-246.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2009. “Sandwiched Between Patronage and Bureaucracy: The Plight of Citizen Participation in Community-Based Housing Organizations (CBHOs),”Urban Studies46(1): 3-25
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2008. “CBOs and Affordable Housing,”National Civic Review97(3): 26-31.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2008. “The Influence of Nonprofit Networks on Local Affordable Housing Funding: Findings from a National Survey of Local Public Administrators.”Urban Affairs Review44(1): 126-141.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2008. “Mortgage Lending Disparities in Metropolitan Buffalo: Implications for Community Reinvestment Policy,”Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy38(1): 36-44.
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Silverman, Robert Mark, Henry L. Taylor, Jr. and Christopher G. Crawford. 2008. “The Role of Citizen Participation and Action Research Principles in Main Street Revitalization: An Analysis of a Local Planning Project,”Action Research6(1): 69-93.
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Kelly L. Patterson and Robert Mark Silverman. 2007. “Building a Better Neighborhood Housing Partnership.”Housing and Society34(2): 187-211.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2006. “Central City Socio-Economic Characteristics and Public Participation Strategies: A Comparative Analysis of the Niagara Region’s Municipalities in the U.S. and Canada,”International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy28(3/4): 138-153.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2005. “Caught in the Middle: Community Development Corporations (CDCs) and the Conflict between Grassroots and Instrumental forms of Citizen Participation,”Community Development: Journal of the Community Development Society36(2): 35-51.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2005. “Community Socioeconomic Status and Disparities in Mortgage Lending: An Analysis of Metropolitan Detroit,”The Social Science Journal42(3): 479-486.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2005. “Redlining in a Majority Black City?: Mortgage Lending and the Racial Composition of Detroit Neighborhoods,”The Western Journal of Black Studies29(1): 531-541.
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Silverman Robert Mark, ed. 2004.Community-Based Organizations: The Intersection of Social Capital and Local Contextin Contemporary Urban Society. Detroit: Wayne State University Press.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2003. “Progressive Reform, Gender, and Institutional Structure: A Critical Analysis of Citizen Participation in Detroit’s Community Development Corporations (CDCs),”Urban Studies40(13): 2731-2750.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2003. “Citizens’ District Councils in Detroit: The Promise and Limits of Using Planning Advisory Boards to Promote Citizen Participation,”National Civic Review92(4): 3-13.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2002. “Vying for the Urban Poor: Charitable Organizations, Faith-Based Social Capital, and Racial Reconciliation in a Deep South City,”Sociological Inquiry72(1): 151-165.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2001. “Neighborhood Characteristics, CDC Emergence and the Community Development Industry System: A Case Study of the American Deep South,”Community Development Journal36(3): 234-245.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 2001. “CDCs and Charitable Organizations in the Urban South: Mobilizing Social Capital Based on Race and Religion for Neighborhood Revitalization,”Journal of Contemporary Ethnography30(2): 240-268.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 1999. “Ethnic Solidarity and Black Business: The Case of Ethnic Beauty Aids Distributors in Chicago,”American Journal of Economics and Sociology58(4): 829-841.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 1999. “Black Business, Group Resources, and the Economic Detour: Contemporary Black Manufacturers in Chicago’s Ethnic Beauty Aids Industry,”Journal of Black Studies30(2): 232-258.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 1998. “Middleman Minorities and Sojourning in Black America: The Case of Korean Entrepreneurs on the South Side of Chicago,”Sociological Imagination35(2/3): 159-181.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 1998. “Race, Consumer Characteristics, and Hiring Preferences: The South Side of Chicago.”Research in Community Sociology8: 159-179.
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Silverman, Robert Mark. 1998. “The Effects of Racism and Racial Discrimination on Minority Business Development: The Case of Black Manufacturers in Chicago’s Ethnic Beauty Aids Industry,”Journal of Social History31(3): 571-597.