Urban Studies

A detailed biography of Robert Moses, examining his influence on urban development and power dynamics in New York City.

Examines the housing crisis in California, discussing the social and economic factors contributing to housing inequality.

A critique of urban planning, advocating for community-driven city design and emphasizing the importance of mixed-use neighborhoods.

Explores how cities drive economic growth, innovation, and cultural development, and argues for urban density.

A study of the history and development of cities, examining their social, cultural, and architectural evolution.

Examines homelessness and addiction in San Francisco, critiquing progressive policies and proposing alternative solutions.

Explores how buildings adapt and evolve over time, examining architecture as a dynamic process.

Discusses urban planning and the importance of market-driven development for effective city organization.

Analyzes the affordable housing crisis in American cities, focusing on policies that can make housing accessible.

Explores post-WWII urban planning and the efforts to create an ideal city in East St. Louis, Illinois.

Explores post-WWII urban planning and the efforts to create an ideal city in East St. Louis, Illinois.

Examines the role of cities and mayors in solving global problems and fostering democratic governance.