No, Dammit, Cities Are Not Dead!
The man who modernized New York angrily takes on his critics in a 1962 essay.
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AP Spring-Training Stadiums Are a Bad Investment, Yet No One Cares
One Arizona city spent roughly $100 million on a new training facility for the Chicago Cubs, despite little evidence that it would boost the local economy.
National Journal The Future of the Suburbs Is Unfolding in Arizona's East Valley
Developers on the eastern edge of Mesa are building a new walkable housing development, friendly to both residents and big businesses.
National Journal The Next Destination for Liberal-Arts Education Is ... Arizona?
The mayor of Mesa lured five liberal-arts colleges to town as part of a creative strategy to boost local economic activity and to keep smart students in the region.
National Journal How One Conservative Mayor Sold His Suburban Community on a More Urban Future
The GOP leader of Mesa, Ariz., championed a new property tax; loves mass transit; and lured liberal-arts colleges to his city. Can these moves propel him to higher office in a red state?
National Journal No. 1 in Wine and Porn! The Idiocy of State Rankings
Comparing totally dissimilar populations can yield remarkably little insight
Mikey Burton The Embarrassingly Obvious Barriers Holding Back Our Cities and Suburbs
The authors of The Metropolitan Revolution explain why it's so hard for civic leaders to talk to each other.
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