Danilo Pelletiere, PhD
Senior Fellow
(Adjunct Faculty)
This is a temporary site that
provides links to my personal research site.
My research
page
http://home.earthlink.net/~dpelleti/
A direct link to
my research on the Political Economy of the International Trade in Used
Automobiles is here:
http://home.earthlink.net/~dpelleti/id3.html
A direct link to the National Low Income Housing Coalition research page:
http://www.nlihc.org/template/page.cfm?id=21
Contact Information
National Low
Income Housing Coalition
Phone (202)-662-1530 x 237
Fax (202)-393-1973
danilo@nlihc.org; dpelleti@gmu.edu
Curriculum Vitae
Positions
Research Director, National Low Income Housing Coalition, 2003 to present
Senior Fellow,
Research Instructor,
Research Consultant, World Resources
Institute, Governance and Institutions Program 2000-2001
Fellow,
Research and Teaching Assistant,
Education
Ph.D., Public Policy, 2003,
M.A., Interdisciplinary Studies
(Regional Economic Development and Technology), 1997,
B.A., History and Regional Science,
1994,
Honors
and Awards
Center
for Spatially-Integrated Social Science Fellowship, Spatial Statistics Seminar,
Summer 2001, Inter-University Consortium for Political
and Social Research,
Inter-University
Consortium for Political and Social Research Travel Grant, Summer
2001.
Fulbright
Scholar, Economic Development, 1994-1995,
Publications
“World Trade in Used Automobiles: A
Gravity Analysis of Japanese and US Exports." Asian
Economic Journal. 20, no. 2 (2006) with
Kenneth A. Reinert.
“Sustainable
Transportation Institutions and Regional Evolution: Global and Local
Perspectives.” Journal of Transport Geography.
25 (2004): 25-40 with Kingsley Haynes et al.
“Used
Automobile Protection and Trade: Gravity and Ordered Probit
Analysis.” Empirical Economics.
29, no. 4 (2004): 737-751 with Kenneth A. Reinert.
“The Political Economy of
Used Automobile Protection in
“‘New’ Regional Transportation Organizations:
Old Problem, New Wrinkle?” Transportation Research Record, no. 1812:
106-11 with Jonathan L. Gifford.
“Stakeholder
Requirements for Traffic Signal Preemption and Priority: Preliminary Results
from the
"An
Empirical Investigation of the Digital Divide in the
“The
Isolated State: Finding the Boundaries of Sustainable Development.” Implications of Ecological Economics to Regional Economics. Rostocker Beiträge zur Regional- und Strukturpolitik,
10 (1997): 56-169.
“Understanding Public Opinion on Low-Income Housing: A
Report from Recent Polling” Rural Voices, 10, no.1 (Spring,
2005).
“House of Cards: The State of
“The Digital Divide in the United States:
Measurement and Policy Issues” in Marina van Geenhuizen,
David V. Gibson and Manuel V. Heitor eds. Regional
Development and Conditions for Innovation in the Network Society
Pittsburgh: Purdue University Press (2005) with G. Chris Rodrigo
“Economic
Geography and Policy in the Network Age: A Survey of Data, Analysis, and
Policy” in Feldman, Maryann P. and Albert N. Link, eds. Innovation Policy in the Knowledge-based Economy (2001): 231-57
“Eco-restructuring
and the 'Friction of Distance.’”
Sustainability in Action: Sectoral and Regional Case Studies. Kohn, Jorg; Gowdy, John; van der Straaten, Jan, eds.
“North
American Regional Integration and Multinational Firms.” Regional
Integration and Foreign Direct Investment: Implications for Developing
Countries. Koichi Ohno and Yumiko Okamoto eds.
Housing and Economic Development Needs
Assessment for the Federal Home Loan Bank of
The Rental Affordability Gap:
Comparison of 2001 and 2003 American Housing Surveys.
Out of Reach 2005.
Who’s Bearing
the Burden? Severely Unaffordable Housing: An Examination of National and State
Affordable Housing Needs from the 2003 American Community Survey.
The Crisis in
Out
of Reach 2004.
Up Against A Wall: Housing
Affordability for Renters: An Analysis of the 2003 American Community Survey.
America’s
Neighbors: The Affordable Housing Crisis and the
People it Affects.
Losing
Ground in the Best of Times: Low Income Renters in the 1990s.
Out
of Reach 2003:
Movin' On Up, Not Out: Redeveloping Our
Neighborhoods to Benefit Current Residents.
Information and Biological Revolutions:
Global Governance Challenges, Summary of a Study Group.
Restore the Core: A Citizen’s Guide to
Building a Livable
“American
Community Survey Estimate Shows Larger National, State Affordable Rental
Housing Shortages.” Research Note #07-01 (2007)
“Recent
Data Shows Continuation, Acceleration of Housing Affordability Crisis.” Research Note #06-05 (2006) with Keith Wardrip.
“Initial
Assessment of 2005 American Community Survey Indicates Growing Housing Cost
Burdens for Lowest Income Households” National Low Income Housing Coalition
Research Note #06-04 (2006) with Keith Wardrip.
“Variability
of Rents Relative to Wages for Low-Income Workers May Provide Incentive for
Migration” National Low Income Housing Coalition Research Note #06-01 (2006)
with Keith Wardrip and Konstantina Soureli.
“Hurricane Katrina's Impact on Low Income
Housing Units” National Low Income Housing Coalition Research Note #05-02
(2005) with Keith Wardrip
“The Changing Role of the Federal Government
as Patron: Challenges and opportunities for those who wish to design and build
for low income people.” Presented at the Working Neighborhoods: Failed Policies
and New Directions Seminar, April 22 (2005)
“Housing Vouchers: A Review of Empirical Literature Between 2000 and
2004” National Voucher
“Goals.” National Voucher
“Fair Market Rents.” National Voucher
“An Initial Estimate
of People with Housing Problems from the 2003 American Housing Survey” National
Low Income Housing Coalition Research Note #05-01 (2005).
“A Look at Waiting Lists: What can we
learn from the HUD Approved Annual Plans?” National Low
Income Housing Coalition Research Note #04-03 (2004) with Beth Coddington.
“A Greater Rental
Affordability Gap? A first look at matching
rental units to household income in the 2003 American Housing Survey” National
Low Income Housing Coalition Research Note #04-02 (2004).
“Higher Demand Continues for Affordable
Apartments: New data from the Census.” National Low Income
Housing Coalition Research Note #04-01 (2004) with Mark Treskon.
At
Methods of
Analysis Scheduled Fall 2007
Housing and
Community Development Policy Summer 2007
Transport
and Social Policy Summer
2006
(included distance learning component throughout
Transportation, Operations, and
Logistics Practicum
Spring 2005, Spring 2006 (included distance learning
component throughout
Transport and the Environment Spring 2002, Summer
2004, scheduled Spring 2007 (included distance learning component throughout
Interstate
Highways in Socio-Economic Perspective (Honors Undergraduate) Spring 2003.
Globalization and Anti-globalization Fall 2002
What’s the meaning of Progress? Can
American’s Agree? Teaching
Assistant for local economic development class taught by Joel Garreau and George Cook 1998-2000.
President of
The American Real Estate and Urban
Economics Association
The Association for Public Policy and
Management
Housing Statistics Users Group
Affordable Housing Research Group