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It’s been an interesting couple weeks in my little corner of the discourse. For those that haven’t been following along, I wrote a Note on whether aesthetics matter for housing politics that turned out more controversial than I anticipated....
Hey folks, here’s the recording of my conversation with and on the nature and political tractability of Aesthetics in urbanism. In case you missed it, here were my preliminary thoughts going into the conversation and you can watch the rec...
I was recently in a back and forth about the aesthetics of urban design and got a fair amount of pushback (see below for the surprisingly controversial Note). The conversation was interesting enough that I’m pulling two of my interlocutors...
This post is Part III in our series on The Future of Municipal Finance in American cities.
Part I: The Fiscal Crisis Facing American Urbanism
Part II: How Cities Can Pay for the Next Stage of American Urbanism
Part III: Cities Need Their...
Part 1: The Fiscal Crisis Facing American Cities
Part 2: How Cities Can Pay for the Next Stage of American Urbanism
Part 3: Cities Need Their Own Municipal Wealth Funds
[LiveStream] Public Wealth for the Public Good with Dag Detter
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Cities, technology, and the future | Head of Policy & Partnerships @ Center for Land Economics | National Board Chair @ YIMBY Action | Fellow @ Roots of Progress Institute
Hi, I'm Hanna, a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®), financial editor, and money psychology expert.
Sovereign Asset Advisory | Public Asset Strategy | Advisor to Governments & IFIs | Author, Public Net Worth
Stephanie Nakhleh is a journalist from Los Alamos covering how policy shapes daily life. She writes about systems, housing, and local government—and what it takes to build a future that works better for more people.
Sales and Startup Vet, Harvard JD.
I'm a co-founder and Board Chair of Strong Towns, a Roots of Progress Fellow, and an advisor at the Center for Land Economics. I write about cities (housing, land use, and transportation), progress, and parenting.
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