New Symposium: A Taxing War on Poverty: Opportunity Zones and The Promise of Investment and Economic Development

New Symposium: A Taxing War on Poverty: Opportunity Zones and The Promise of Investment and Economic Development, 48 Fordham Urb. L. J. (2021). Contained Articles and Notes listed below:

Articles:

• Ogden Commons Case Study: A Comparative Look at the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit and Opportunity Zone Tax Incentive Programs
  by Tracy Kaye

• Supporting Small Businesses in Place
  by Edward W. De Barbieri

• Nonprofit Participation in Place-Based Tax Incentive Transactions
  by Michelle D. Layser

• Clarifying Nonprofit Purchase Rights in Affordable Housing
  by Brandon M. Weiss

• An Opportunity Zone Falls in a Forest
  by Anika Singh Lemar

• Agency Coordination and Opportunity Zones
  by Blaine G. Saito

• Opportunity Zones, Collaborative Capitalism, and Community Banks: A Proposal
  by Rashimi Dyal-Chand

Notes:

• Civics in Yiddish: State Regulation of Language of Instruction in New York’s Private Schools
  by Stephen Rutman

• The National Guard in Title 32 Status: How the Executive’s Power Becomes a City’s Crisis
  by Kevin Winnie

• Diasporic Dreams: Law, Whiteness, and the Asian American Identity
  by Nicholas Loh

• Essential or Disposable?: Healthcare Workers’ Right to Refuse Hazardous Work
  by Christa Coryea