Publications

This list includes publications, working papers, conference presentations, and reports that use or describe the Displaced New Orleans Residents Survey (DNORS) and the Displaced New Orleans Residents Pilot Survey (DNORPS) data. Links are provided when abstracts or publications are available on the internet. To obtain non-RAND publications, please contact the authors directly.

RAND Publications

Journal Articles

• Surviving the Storm: An Intersectional Analysis of Hurricane Katrina’s Effect on Lingering Physical and Mental Health Disparities. 2020

  DeLoatch, N. T.

  Doctoral dissertation, University of Maryland, College Park.

• Estimation of an Equilibrium Model With Externalities: Post-Disaster Neighborhood Rebuilding 2019

  Fu, C., & Gregory, J.

  Econometrica, 87(2), 387–421.

• The Impact of Post-Katrina Rebuilding Grants on the Resettlement Choices of New Orleans Homeowners. 2017

  Gregory, Jesse

  Working Paper, University of Wisconsin

• Guest Editors' Introduction — The Opportunities and Challenges of Disaster Recovery2015

  Burnside, Randolph, Hatcher, Laura

  Journal of Public Management & Social Policy, Vol. 22, Article 1.

• Employment Change among Hurricane Katrina Evacuees: Impacts of Race and Place2015

  Chaganti, Sara, and Jasmine Waddell

  Journal of Public Management & Social Policy, Vol. 22, No. 2, Article 3.

• Renewal and Disposability: Projects and Narratives of Development and Dispossession in the 'New' New Orleans2014

  Padilla-Goodman, Allison

  Doctoral dissertation, City University of New York.

• Breakup of New Orleans households after Hurricane Katrina2011

  Rendall, Michael S.

  Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 73, No. 2, Pages 654-668.

• There's No Place Like Home: Examining the Emotional Consequences of Hurricane Katrina on the Displaced Residents of New Orleans2013

  Merdjanoff, Alexis A.

  Social Science Research, 42(5), 1222-1235.

• Essays on the Labor Market Effects of Place-Based Policies 2012

  Gregory, J. M.

  Ph.D. dissertation, University of Michigan

• Going Home After Hurricane Katrina: Determinants of Return Migration and Changes in Affected Areas2010

  Groen, Jeffrey A. and Anne E. Polivka

  Demography, 47(4): 821-844, 2010. Also available as BLS Working Paper 428, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Washington, DC, September 2009.

• Introduction: Social organization of demographic responses to disaster: Studying population—Environment interactions in the case of Hurricane Katrina2009

  Fussell, Elizabeth, Elliott, James R.

  Organization and Environment, 22, (4), 379-394.

• Race, Socioeconomic Status, and Return Migration to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina2009

  Fussell, Elizabeth, Narayan Sastry, and Mark VanLandingham

  Population and Environment, Vol. 22, No. 2, Article 3. 31(1-3): 20-42, 2010. Also available as PSC Research Report No. 09-667, January 2009.

• One Year Later: Mental Illness Prevalence and Disparities Among New Orleans Residents Displaced by Hurricane Katrina2009

  Sastry, Narayan and Mark VanLandingham

  American Journal of Public Health, 99: S725-S731, 2009.

• Displaced New Orleans Residents in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina: Results from a Pilot Survey2008

  Sastry, Narayan

  Organization and Environment, 22(4): 395-409, 2009. Also available as University of Michigan PSC Research Report No. 08-640, May 2008.