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Tag Archives: War on Poverty
Smart Cities and Sustainable Development: Where Hope and History Meet
The Question: “How can cities contribute to the advancement of sustainable development and address issues including water, energy and waste?” The task of the coming city is not essentially different: its mission is to put the highest concerns of man … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Public Policy, Sustainable Cities
Tagged Abu Dhabi, Bauhaus, Brookings Institution, Bruce Katz, Community Development Corporations, Elinor Ostrom, Ford Foundation, Forum for Cities in Transition, Gray Areas Program, Lewis Mumford, Martha Derthick, Masdar City, Metropolitan Governance, Model Cities, New Towns, New Towns In-Town, Padraig O'Malley, Paul Ylvisaker, polycentric, Robert C. Wood, Rumi, The Architects Collaborative (TAC), Vincent Ostrom, War on Poverty
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Corporate Oligarchs, Politics, and the Common Good
The TakeAway: Among other events, this week’s anniversaries of JFK’s inaugural speech and Citizens United call us to fight to elevate conscience over politics and capitalism. This week juxtaposed statesman service and corporate dominion at a time when oligarchs increasingly … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Political Activity, Corporate Sustainability, Human Rights, Politics, Public Policy
Tagged Center for Responsive Politics, child obesity, children of light, Citizens United, clean tech, Comcast, Eric Schmidt, Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Ford Foundation, Google, Grey Areas Project, John F. Kennedy, Jr., Larry Page, Let's Move!, Marsha Blackburn, Martin Luther King, Michael J. Copps, Michelle Obama, NBC, net neutrality, oligarchs, Paul Ylvisaker, Peace Corps, Reinhold Niebuhr, Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Sargent Shriver, Super PACs, Verizon, Walmart, War on Poverty
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Walter White and LBJ: Personality Plus, To What End?
The TakeAway: Two drama, Breaking Bad and All the Way, provide insights into complex characters, and lessons for our times. Time collapsed earlier this week, as volcanoes from the past and present erupted and converged in a manner that only … Continue reading →