Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1977: city politics, public policy, regional cooperation, strategies of public management reform, and quantitative decision making and research in the Urban Affairs and Master of Public Administration programs.

Dr. Levine is the author of Urban Politics: Power in Metropolitan America.  He is also the editor of two volumes, Annual Editions: Urban Society, and Taking Sides: Urban Affairs. His writings have appeared in various journals, including the Urban Affairs Review, and the Journal of Urban Affairs. His research focuses on national urban policy, urban revitalization, and efforts at regionalism and local government collaboration. He has received NEH and NSF awards to study and teach in France, Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Latvia.