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Interviewed in: (audio)The battle for US Steel
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Interviewed in: (Video)La possible compra de US Steele
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Quoted in: Nippon Steel Finds Unlikely Ally in Pittsburgh Workers
, by Kris Maher, Bob Tita and Aaron Zitner,
Quoted in: Fracking in Pa. takes center stage in presidential contest. What about the rest of the economy?
by Chris Potter,
Commentary: Pennsylvania's Duty to Tax Fairly, July 25, 2024: Panel discussant after showing of the film: Push. Sponsored by Pittsburgh United’s Housing Justice Table, Thomas Merton Center, and Pittsburgh Human Rights City Alliance on Thursday, July 25 from 5:30 - 8:30 pm at the Kingsley Association in East Liberty
Quoted in: Area That Hosted Trump Rally Could Prove Pivotal in 2024
, by Kris Maher, Jeanne Whalen and Aaron Zitner,
Quoted in: Sale of US Steel kicks up a political storm, but Pittsburgh isn’t Steeltown USA anymore
, by Marc Levy and Patrick Orsagos,
Quoted in: Nippon Steel Fight Points To Industry's Uncertain Future In Pennsylvania
by John Biers,
Report: Profiles of Change in the City of Pittsburgh,
Report: Profiles of Change in Allegheny County,
Quoted in: Les enjeu d l'election Americaine: reindustrialiser par l'innovation, l'affaire de l'Etat?
, by Mazence Dozin,
Report: Corporate Investments in Single-Family Residential Properties in Allegheny County: Recent Impacts
with Sabina Deitrick,
Interviewed on Nippon TV (Japan): Video , May 11, 2024
Quoted in: Pennsylvania governor wants big bond bet on site development
by Christina Baker,
Interview on City Cast Pittsburgh: Why the White House Cares About US Steel, with Megan Harris,>WESA, March 25, 2024
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Before the Navy Reserve, the Naval Militias, forthcoming in: Naval History , a publication of the U.S. Naval Institute Beyond Steel: Pittsburgh and the Economics of Transformation (Kent State University Press - Forthcoming) 
Selected Recent
Quoted in: Trump promised to bring jobs to the Rust Belt. The Sun Belt may get them instead by Simon Montlake and Patrik Jonsson, Christian Science Monitor, June 3, 2025
(Replay March 24, 2025) Interview on City Cast Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh’s Barely Growing. Could That Be a Good Thing?, with Megan Harris, Original October 16, 2024
Quoted in: City jobs are growing at fast pace
by Ryan Deto,
Pittsburgh Perspectives (Blog): Updated 2024 Census Population Estimates for the Pittsburgh MSA
Commentary: In Defense of the City of Pittsburgh
Quoted in: Next up for nuclear power: small, transportable and made in a factory near Pittsburgh
by Julia Fraser,
Interviewed in: How could federal government funding cuts impact Pittsburgh's eds and meds economy?
by Andy Sheehan,
Quoted in: Pittsburgh economists predict another year of growth, tight labor market in 2025
by Julia Fraser,
Commentary: U.S. Steel no-sale another chapter in ‘a past that is long since gone’
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