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How Brazilian Urbanists See the World
From Jeff: As I’ve worked through this series, one of the questions that’s kept coming up is “how much of urban political-economy is universal, and how much is contingent?” Brazil is an especially interesting case because its cities have ma...
Australia, Are You Ok?
I have never learned more about the English language than when I’ve spent time being forced to speak something else. The exercise of having to engage the world through a completely different linguistic frame always manages to show me things...
A Professional Update, My Travel Schedule, and An Urban Proxima World Tour
Hey folks, this week’s post is a professional update and a preview of what’s to come. We’ll return to long-form posts shortly. In the meantime, here’s the news.
Professional Update
Starting from the top, I’ve recently joined the Center...
Postscript on Aesthetics
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....
Aesthetics in Housing: does beauty matter for the built environment?
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...
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Cities, technology, and the future | Head of Policy & Partnerships @ Center for Land Economics | National Board Chair @ YIMBY Action | Fellow @ Roots of Progress Institute
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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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