- Hipp, John R., Kane, Kevin, and Kim, Jae Hong (2017). Recipes for neighborhood development: A machine learning approach toward understanding the impact of mixing in neighborhoods. Landscape and Urban Planning 164, 1-12.
- Hipp, John R. and Kane, Kevin (2017). Cities and the Larger Context: What explains changing levels of crime? Journal of Criminal Justice 49, 32-44.
- Kane, Kevin, John R. Hipp, and Jae Hong Kim. (2017). Analyzing accessibility using parcel data: Is there still an access-space trade-off in Long Beach, California? The Professional Geographer 69:3, 486-503.
- Kane, Kevin, John R. Hipp, and Jae Hong Kim. (2016). “Los Angeles employment concentration in the 21st century.” Urban Studies.
- Kim, Jae Hong, John R. Hipp, and Victoria Basolo. (2017). “Municipal Planning and Urban Land Use Change Dynamics in Southern California.” Journal of Planning Education and Research. [This project explores how the policies of cities, and the broader context surrounding them, impacts land use development.]
- Hipp, John R. and Alyssa W. Chamberlain. (2015). “Foreclosures and crime: A City-level Analysis in Southern California of a Dynamic Process.” Social Science Research. 51(2): 219-232. [This project explores how the impact of foreclosures on crime rates differs across cities based on the socio-demographic characteristics of cities.]
- Hipp, John R. and Amrita Singh. (2014). “Changing Neighborhood Determinants of Housing Price Trends in Southern California, 1960-2009.” City & Community. 13(3): 254-274. [This project studies whether the relationship between certain characteristics of neighborhoods and home values have changed over a 50 year period in Southern California. An important finding is that the negative relationship with racial/ethnic minorities has decreased substantially in recent decades.]
