Sorting By Race is a theoretical construct in residential location choice research that identifies the systematic tendency for households to select neighborhoods based on racial composition, thereby revealing patterns of racial segregation driven by preference, structural constraints, or both.
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University of California, Los Angeles
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National Bureau of Economic Research
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University of Pittsburgh
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