#Cities

Chris Elmendorf

CSElmendorf

THREAD: A Tale of Two States (and executive branch preemption of municipal barriers to infill housing, like parking minimums)1/n Oregon's LCDC just crushed minimum parking requirements for small infill projects

Victoria Fox

drvictoriafox

Exactly. LA is a great case study. Outbreaks are most severe NOT in wealthy/party cities but in cities housing low income essential workers with high numbers of multigen households. I

Ibraheem Thurial B.

Afghan_Policy

After General Raziq’s death at the hands of a Taliban infiltrator, his brother, Gen. Tadeen Khan, was made a general overnight and took over as police chief but his lack

Jaime J. Izurieta

izurietavarea

Richard Cantillon was an economist from the 1790s who saw today’s economic dilemma. He found that as the money stock increased, the value of each unit of that money would

Pug_Apu: BUYIN' STONKS

Pug_Apu

Welcome to the 2nd American Revolution It’s the most important battle of our lives and none if us can avoid the fight. We will soon be forced to choose a

Mireille Paquet

Mireille_Paquet

Out today: a study of the impact of irregular border crossings on intergovernmental relations in Canada (with @RobertSchertzer, published by @irpp). Why this angle ? Of course, our starting

Gregory Howard

HowMDCentrist

I hear you and understand the sentiment, but Trump has been telegraphing this his entire presidency. I’m just surprised it’s coming so early. I thought it’d occur in Sept or

Sahil Bloom

SahilBloom

1/ A Thread on MarketsIt is the year 1500 and you enter a market in Renaissance-era Italy.There are buyers and there are sellers. Prices of the various goods are determined

Jesse Wegman

jessewegman

THREAD: Since everyone is thinking a lot about the way we choose our president this week, I will restate the question I frequently ask: What, exactly, are those who defend

🇺🇸Norma Padrón

NormaPadron_

“We have to do better with Latinos” is *exactly why* neither party does “well” with Latinos. Today is not the day to dive into this, but is much needed conversation

W. Cary Link

LinkCary

On this day, July 4 2020, a day which will live in infamy: the United States of America is being attacked by the radical left. For the past few months,

Natalie Buske Thomas

buske_natalie

2k isn't socialism, it's Restitution, and it's not enough for what they've stolen from us through tyranny, fraud, embezzlement, and far worse- lost lives through war for profit, corruption, negligence,

Alisha Grauso

AlishaGrauso

Regarding the news bit that's been going around, there is no "faithful" retelling of the King Arthur story because there is no definitive version of it. It's literally impossible. His

EveJustWantedToKnowShit⏳

myfinewords

Morning Patriots!Coffee...Then a big Thread coming your way.This one... no joke, guys...This dig uncovered something that stunned me so completely, I needed to sleep on it before writing.What if I

Robin Mazumder

RobinMazumder

Cities removing COVID bike lanes because the "pandemic is over" is extremely short sighted. Why did you install the infrastructure in the first place? It was to support well-being and

Gregory Randolph

gregfrandolph

Chandan Deuskar (@CD_planner) & I have co-authored a newly published paper on global #urbanization patterns and their implications for #planning in the Journal of Planning Education and Research (@JPER7). A

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