Max Holleran is Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Melbourne. His work focuses on urban development in Europe and the United States, particularly how cities manage tourism.
He has written about gentrification, architectural aesthetics, post-socialist urban planning, and European Union integration for anthropology, sociology, and history journals. His work on cities and politics has also appeared in Australian Book Review, Boston Review, Contexts, Dissent, Los Angeles Review of Books, New Republic, Slate, and the Times Literary Supplement. He is the urbanism editor for Public Books.
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FEATURED Journal article
Millennial 'YIMBYs' and boomer 'NIMBYs': Generational views on housing affordability in the United States
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From Garden City to Eco-Citadel: Global Greenbelts
Research Grant
Buying Up the Semi-Periphery: Spain's Economy of 'Golden Visas'
Journal article
The 'lost generation' of the 2008 crisis: Generational memory and conflict in Spain
Journal article
GROPIUS: THE MAN WHO BUILT THE BAUHAUS
Journal article
How Gentrifiers Gentrify
Book Chapter
Urban Brawl: How Cities are Controlled
Journal article
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Credentials
Positions
Positions
Urban Studies Foundation Research Fellow
Social And Political Sciences
Education
Education
PhD in Sociology
New York University
Doctor of Philosophy (sociology)
New York University