Pictured: Google Ngram View of Phrases Relevant to My Research in English-Language Books Published between 1900 and 2000
immigrant entrepreneurship & ethnic economies
Somashekhar, Mahesh. Forthcoming. “Neither Here nor There? How the New Geography of Ethnic Minority Entrepreneurship Disadvantages African Americans.” Social Problems. [Click here for open access version]
Somashekhar, Mahesh. 2019. “Ethnic Economies in the Age of Retail Chains: Comparing the Presence of Chain-Affiliated and Independently Owned Ethnic Restaurants in Ethnic Neighbourhoods.” Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 45(13):2407-2429.
[Click here for open access version]
Somashekhar, Mahesh. 2018. “Has the Suburbanization of Ethnic Economies Created New Opportunities for Income Attainment?” Social Science Quarterly 99(1):62-79. [Click here for open access version] [Click here for online appendix]
Somashekhar, Mahesh. 2014. “A Theoretical and Empirical Foundation for the Study of Non-Urban Ethnic Economies in the U.S.” Michigan Sociological Review 28:1-34.
Somashekhar, Mahesh. "The Business Ownership Patterns of Unauthorized Immigrants in the United States." Under Review.
Somashekhar, Mahesh, Jennie Romich, Scott Allard, and James Buszkiewicz. “Do Family Businesses and Immigrant-Owned Firms Respond Differently to Minimum Wage Increases? Evidence from Seattle.” Working Paper.
- Winner, AAG Business Geography Specialty Group Student Paper Competition, 2015
- Featured on the American Sociological Association's Works-in-Progress Blog
Somashekhar, Mahesh. 2019. “Ethnic Economies in the Age of Retail Chains: Comparing the Presence of Chain-Affiliated and Independently Owned Ethnic Restaurants in Ethnic Neighbourhoods.” Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 45(13):2407-2429.
[Click here for open access version]
Somashekhar, Mahesh. 2018. “Has the Suburbanization of Ethnic Economies Created New Opportunities for Income Attainment?” Social Science Quarterly 99(1):62-79. [Click here for open access version] [Click here for online appendix]
Somashekhar, Mahesh. 2014. “A Theoretical and Empirical Foundation for the Study of Non-Urban Ethnic Economies in the U.S.” Michigan Sociological Review 28:1-34.
Somashekhar, Mahesh. "The Business Ownership Patterns of Unauthorized Immigrants in the United States." Under Review.
Somashekhar, Mahesh, Jennie Romich, Scott Allard, and James Buszkiewicz. “Do Family Businesses and Immigrant-Owned Firms Respond Differently to Minimum Wage Increases? Evidence from Seattle.” Working Paper.
gentrification
Somashekhar, Mahesh. Forthcoming. “Racial Inequality between Gentrifiers: How the Race of Gentrifiers Affects Retail Development in Gentrifying Neighborhoods.” City & Community. [Click here for open access version]
Somashekhar, Mahesh. "Seeing Gentrification the Way Marketers Do: A Comparison of Demographers’ and Geodemographic Marketers’ Definitions of Gentrified Neighborhoods." Working Paper.
Ortiz, Kasim and Mahesh Somashekhar. “The Effect of Gentrification on Neighborhood-, Household-, and Individual-Level Health: A Systematic Review of the Quantitative Literature.” Working Paper.
- Media coverage by the Chicago Defender
Somashekhar, Mahesh. "Seeing Gentrification the Way Marketers Do: A Comparison of Demographers’ and Geodemographic Marketers’ Definitions of Gentrified Neighborhoods." Working Paper.
Ortiz, Kasim and Mahesh Somashekhar. “The Effect of Gentrification on Neighborhood-, Household-, and Individual-Level Health: A Systematic Review of the Quantitative Literature.” Working Paper.
gayborhoods
Somashekhar, Mahesh, Jason Orne, Giacomo Negro, and Fabrizio Perretti. “Where Goes the Gayborhood? The Evolution of LGBTQ Organizational Clusters in the United States.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, 2019, New York, NY.
Orne, Jason and Mahesh Somashekhar. “The Spatial Consolidation of Businesses into Philadelphia’s Gayborhood, 1945 – 2015.” Working Paper.
Orne, Jason and Mahesh Somashekhar. “The Spatial Consolidation of Businesses into Philadelphia’s Gayborhood, 1945 – 2015.” Working Paper.
