City Power: Urban Governance in a Global Age
A Conversation with Professor Richard Schragger about his book, the limits of city power, and what we owe to each other.
We live in a limited-powers republic.
That doesn’t mean we’re powerless to affect change in our own lives and in the lives of others. In fact, as Richard Schragger argues, we owe it to each other to get involved.
His book, which I’ve written about having a profound effect on how I think about cities, argues that the role of local decision-makers has bee…
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