The Main Street Journal
Michael Shuman, Paul SpinradA hub for news about local investing
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 248 | Subscribers | Read | mainstreetjournal.substack.com |
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A Report Card on the U.S. Local Economy Movement
My colleagues at Utopies, a localist-minded think tank in Paris with over one hundred employees, have invited me to present next month an overview of the U.S. local economy movement. Below is a rough draft of what I plan to say, organized a...
The Other Code Developers
Far-reaching decisions were made at last week’s International Code Council (ICC) meeting. Like, datacenters are in category F-1, Moderate-Hazard Factory Industrial, because of their fire-risky battery banks, and so they can’t be taller than...
Investing Locally in the Global South
In an ideal world, we would all invest in businesses, funds, projects, or people in our own backyards. But the marketplace of local investment opportunities in the United States is immature—and worse worldwide. That’s why I diversify my own...
How Localists Won the U.S.-Iran War
I was struck by an op-ed by Andy Kessler in The Wall Street Journal last week in which he wailed against anti-war “defeatists”: “I’m mostly tired of whiners who see defeat behind every minor setback.” Minor setbacks? Every single discernibl...
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I am a full-time visionary on community economics and have published many books on the topic. I also love moose.
Former software developer, magazine editor (Wired, MAKE), etc. who helped lobby for the creation of the Reg CF investment exemption.
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