Faculty

Achilles Kallergis is an Assistant Professor at the New School for Social Research and the Director of the Cities and Migration Project at the Zolberg Institute on Migration and Mobility. His research focuses on urbanization, migration, and mobility in rapidly growing cities. Specifically, it explores environmental mobility and how locally-generated data can provide new evidence on mobility patterns and contribute to improving living conditions in low-income destination areas through better provision of housing and services. In his research, he has collaborated with transnational community networks Slum/Shack Dwellers International and the Asian Coalition for Housing Rights. At Zolberg, he directs the research program on cities and migration and coordinates the Research Platform on Cities and Human Mobility. Previously he was a Research Scholar at the Marron Institute of Urban Management at New York University. He has taught at New York University at the New School. His work has been published in academic journals and edited books. 

 PhD in Urban Policy, New School University, New York

M.A. in International Affairs,New School University, New York

M.A. in Political Science, University of Lausanne, Switzerland   

PUBLICATIONS IN REFEREED JOURNALS 

Brown, J., Rocha-Melogno, L., Yoo, R., Broesicke, O., Kallergis, A., Garcia, J., Herbas, E., Torrez-Daza, E., Johnson, A., Boey, D., Beard, V., Frisbie, S. H., Murcott, S. (2018). Rapid drinking water safety estimation in cities: piloting a globally scalable method in Cochabamba, Bolivia. Science of the Total Environment. 

Buckley, R. & Kallergis A. 2018. The Sustainable Development Goal for Urban Sanitation: Africa’s Statistical Tragedy Continues? Journal of Urban Health. 

Buckley, R., Kallergis A.& Wainer, L. 2016. Addressing the Housing Affordability Challenge: Avoiding the Ozymandias Syndrome. Environment and Urbanization, Vol 28(1): 119–138. 

Buckley, R., Kallergis A. & Wainer, L. 2016. The Emergence of Large-Scale Housing Programs: A Public Finance Perspective. Habitat International, Vol. 54 (3): 199-209. 

Kallergis A. & Lambelet, A. 2015. Known Quantity. Stanford Review of Social Innovation.