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A quarterly magazine of urban affairs, published by the Manhattan Institute, edited by Brian C. Anderson.
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 The Next Wave of Urban Reform Mayors Cory Booker and Dave Bing fight to save two of America’s most distressed cities.       The Sidewalks of San Francisco Can the City by the Bay reclaim public space from aggressive vagrants?    Atlanta’s Public-Housing Revolution Renee Glover has torn down blighted projects, required tenants to work, and transformed lives.   How the Road to Bell Was Paved Not with good intentions but with the avarice of professional government bureaucrats    Asian Megacities, Free and Unfree How politics has shaped the growth of Shanghai, Beijing, and Seoul     The Destiny of Cities Throughout history, forces both natural and human have made cities rise and fall.   How American Press Freedom Began on Wall Street A 1735 libel trial in New York’s City Hall proved revolutionary.    The Man That Bankrupted Harrisburg A debt-loving mayor has busted the budget of Pennsylvania’s capital.  |
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