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Can An Urban Park Save Democracy? How Cities Can Sustain Civic Life When the Nation Is Divided.
Over the past decade or so, democratic governments around the world have faced a common challenge. Polarization has intensified, trust in insti...
From Local Control to National Priority? Presidential Power, Congressional Authority, and the Potential for Federal Control of Residential Zoning.
For most of American history, zoning has been regarded as one of the quintessential powers o...
When the Price of War Lands on the Grocery Bill.
The conflict in the Persian Gulf, ongoing despite the US administration’s ostensible efforts to cease fire, is in one respect an energy story. For many urban low-income US families, it may q...
Building at Scale: What Cleveland Can Learn from Nearby Legacy Cities to Expand Housing Construction and Rehabilitation.
For most of the twentieth century, Cleveland’s housing challenge was shaped by population loss, disinvestment, and nei...
Spillover Skyways: Why Airports Are More Than Just Terminals.
From my travels through East Asia, the Gulf, and Europe, I’ve often been struck by how American airports such as O’Hare, LAX, or JFK can feel older, more crowded, and less archi...
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