Kim Manturuk
Kim Manturuk leads the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Center for Community Capital’s consumer financial services research and policy team, which conducts research and analysis to understand what products and services promote or inhibit wealth creation and economic mobility among low-wealth families and communities. Her recent research has explored the relationships between homeownership and civic engagement, family formations, and patterns of credit use among lower-income families. Her long-term research agenda focuses on neighborhood and community exchange networks, the impacts of economic policies on voting behavior and political opinion, and mixed-method research designs integrating both qualitative and quantitative methods.
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Charisma network is suffering from an absence of mind and time. We will be back.RT @JCultEcon: On culture, economy, capitalisation, Stuart Hall, Thatcher and Milton Keynes - there is no better way to spend 17 minutes th…Milton Keynes shows that capital is always cultural, and culture is always capitalised. https://t.co/ZRwdQwuqYC via @ConversationUKRT @Routledge_Socio: Keynote speaker at this symposium on cultural mediators in the #DigitalAge is our own @JCultEcon EiC @allartmarkets ht…