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Is Astoria Still New York City’s Greek Enclave? What the Census Data Tell Us

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By Grigoris Argeros
| The National Herald Verified
A ⁠recently released map of New York City’s immigrant neighborhoods has prompted broader discussion about which ethnic communities were included or omitted, renewing interest in Astoria’s place within the city’s Greek-American landscape. Rather than weighing in on that debate, this brief asks a different question: What do U.S. Census data tell us about Astoria as a Greek neighborhood today?
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Is Astoria Still New York City’s Greek Enclave? What the Census Data Tell Us

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By Grigoris Argeros
| Greek Reporter Verified
Broadway station on the Astoria Line. Credit: MTAPhotos/CC2 A ⁠recently released map of New York City’s immigrant neighborhoods has prompted broader discussion about which ethnic communities were included or omitted, renewing interest in Astoria’s place within the city’s Greek-American landscape. Rather than weighing in on that debate, this brief asks a different question: What do U.S. Census data tell us about Astoria as a Greek neighborhood today?
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A Differentiated Suburban Landscape: Socioeconomic Variation Across Detroit’s Inner- and Outer-Ring Suburbs

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By Grigoris Argeros
| preprints.org
You are already at the latest version This study examines neighborhood socioeconomic differences across the tri-county Detroit metropolitan area, focusing on patterns between its inner- and outer-ring suburbs, and the city of Detroit between 2010 and 2023. Using the Modified Darden–Kamel Composite Socioeconomic Index (CSI), a multidimensional measure of neighborhood socioeconomic status, places are classified into low-, middle-, and high-CSI categories.
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