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A quarterly magazine of urban affairs, published by the Manhattan Institute, edited by Brian C. Anderson.
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 California’s Demographic Revolution If the upward mobility of the impending Hispanic majority doesn’t improve, the state’s economic future is in peril.  The Court That Broke Jersey The state’s activist judiciary has forced taxpayers to finance unprecedented educational and housing regimes.   Farewell to the Free Market? Western governments have compounded the economic crisis by rejecting the one force that can end it.  The New Rebellions Across the globe, technology-empowered protesters seek to disrupt the political and economic order.  It’s Working in Walker’s Wisconsin The governor’s controversial labor reforms are already saving taxpayers millions.  The Landlord’s Tale A member of a maligned class explains, among other things, how he keeps up the neighborhood.  The State of the Anglosphere The decline of the English-speaking world has been greatly exaggerated.   The Last Sane Liberal Mayor Ed Koch’s practical progressivism saved Gotham’s finances and restored its spirit.   Hannah Arendt and the Origins of Israelophobia The great antitotalitarian thinker was no friend to the Jewish state.    David Crane’s California Quest A nonpartisan group aims to elect “courageous” legislators in the Golden State.  |
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