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MISSION

National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University® is a non-partisan research institution dedicated to promoting objective, academically rigorous study of suburbia's problems, as well as its promise. Rooted in the laboratory of Long Island’s diverse and aging suburbs, almost literally in the shadows of the iconic Levittown, the National Center will study a broad range of issues from local and national perspectives and, whenever possible, collaborate with researchers at other respected institutions. The suburbs have emerged as the nexus of dynamic demographic, social, economic and environmental change in New York and throughout the United States. The tasks of identifying, analyzing and solving the problems of suburbia are essential for the health of the country--and central to the National Center's mission.


LATEST NEWS

NewA special report on the first year of the New Cassel Youth-run Farmers’ Market prepared by Mary Ann Allison, Ph.D. and The National Center for Suburban Studies

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NewProfessor Mary Anne Trasciatti, part of the NCSS Task Force created by Hofstra President Rabinowitz to help communities recover from Super Storm Sandy, is highlighted in a Wall Street Journal article.

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NewSuburban Oral History Project's David Byer-Tyre in the New York Times, "Views of Intolerance in Many Forms"

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NewRobert Brinkmann in the Oil and Gas Monitor, “Global Climate Change and Greenhouse Gas Conversation: Energy Industry Where Are You?”

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New NCSS National Suburban Poll finds Obama and Romney in dead-heat days before election

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Robert Brinkmann Edits Special Issue of The Journal of Cave and Karst Studies on Environmental Issues in Limestone Landscapes

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Dean Lawrence Levy at the 2012 Democratic Convention

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Dean Lawrence Levy at the 2012 Republican Convention

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NCSS Executive Dean Levy in Newsday: Mitt Romney and Barack Obama can’t forget the suburbs

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