The Sapiens Project
Sarah Sieloff, Alan Mallach, Steve SchuitHow the world is changing and how we are---or are not---changing along with it.
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I’m an urban planner, and I’m curious about shrinking cities and our relationship with growth.
I'm an urbanist and city planner, practitioner and scholar, whose work has focused on small cities. My latest book is Smaller Cities in a Shrinking World: Learning to Thrive Without Growth.
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