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Chris Fowler is a Professor in the Department of Geography at Penn State University. His research primarily examines how choices and geographic boundaries shape population outcomes. He investigates various spatial units of observation, including neighborhoods, school catchment areas, electoral districts, and metropolitan areas, focusing on the patterns of clustering and dispersal concerning race and income. His work explores the impact of economic, educational, and health disparities on political outcomes and emphasizes the significance of racial diversity in school districts and the effects of legislative changes on voting rights related to redistricting. Chris encourages graduate students interested in topics such as segregation, residential sorting, and the implications of census data on representation to reach out. He has a particular interest in justice, ethics, diversity, population, environment, and governance.
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