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ìNothing is to prevent the State from replacing any Motel 6 with a Ritz-Carlton, any home with a shopping mall, or any farm with a factory.î

By Ted Balaker
October 4, 2005

Do “Creative” Cities Compete in the UK?

By Leonard Gilroy
October 3, 2005

Planning to make poverty history?

By Ted Balaker
October 3, 2005

View all aircraft over major airports–live!

By Adrian Moore
October 3, 2005

Sure weíve been screwing up for decades, but how about another $104 billion?

By Ted Balaker
October 3, 2005

Seattle keeps strippers 4 feet away

By Ted Balaker
October 3, 2005

Newsom Wants to Add Internet Access to the Constitution

By Geoffrey Segal
October 3, 2005

More evidence of slacking

By Ted Balaker
October 2, 2005

Don’t cry for Hollywood

By Ted Balaker
October 2, 2005

Boondoggle spawns boondoggle

By Ted Balaker
October 2, 2005

Defending Sprawl

By Leonard Gilroy
October 2, 2005

More on those innovative Brits

By Ted Balaker
October 2, 2005

Congestion charge to cover more of London

By Ted Balaker
October 2, 2005

Driving More Money into the Classroom

The Promise of Shared Services

By William D. Eggers, Lisa Snell, Robert Wavra and Adrian Moore
October 1, 2005

Focus on Land Use

Vol. 29, No. 5 - October 2005

October 1, 2005

The Sky Isn’t Falling in Colorado

Proven Strategies for Budget

By Geoffrey Segal and Adam Summers
October 1, 2005

Rebuilding After Katrina

Policy Strategies for Recovery

By Adrian Moore, Lisa Snell and Geoffrey Segal
October 1, 2005

What’s so bad about sprawl?

By Adrian Moore
September 30, 2005