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Tag Archives: diversity
Lessons Learned on How Singapore Got It Right
By Renard Teipelke After I visited the city-state Singapore in November 2014, I wanted to write a blog article about my impressions from extensively walking and experiencing the city. I am not residing there, but at least I took what … Continue reading
Posted in research
Tagged 3P, Asia, city state, density, diversity, green planning, livability, mixed-use, PPP, public housing, Singapore, smart city, sustainability, urban design, urban development
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The Liberal First-Mover Advantage
By Renard Teipelke In a previous article (here), I have discussed the bombastic growth plans of the airports in Dubai, Doha, and Abu Dhabi. With regard to their proximity and location within desserts, I have hinted at the lack of … Continue reading
Posted in opinions
Tagged Abu Dhabi, Cairo, cityness, diversity, Doha, Dubai, freedom, human righs, liberal, Middle East, Place Management, Qatar, Richard Florida, Singapore, tolerance, United Arab Emirates
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