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Max Buchholz is Assistant Professor of City & Regional Planning at UC Berkeley. He holds a PhD in Geography from University of Toronto, MA in Latin American Studies from UCLA, and BA in History from UC Berkeley. His research examines urban and regional economics, social/spatial inequality, migration patterns, segregation dynamics, and housing markets through quantitative and qualitative methodologies.
His current research investigates how urban size and density affect racial and gender inequality, analyzing economic opportunity disparities across and within cities. Buchholz employs spatial analysis techniques to understand geographical determinants of inequality and the impact of segregation on economic outcomes.
As a first-generation college student and former community college transfer, his educational experiences inform his teaching approach in urban economics and regional development courses.
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