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Tag Archives: middle class
Review of “Triumph of the City” – Part II: Right Messages
By Renard Teipelke In the first part of my review of Edward Glaeser’s “Triumph of the City” I was pretty much in a rage of criticizing the flaws in this urban economist’s analysis (here). But I need to be honest: … Continue reading
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Tagged density, Edward Glaeser, Global South, Jane Jacobs, middle class, New Urbanism, poverty, sprawl, suburb, United States, urban decline, urban poor, urban renewal
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Review of “Triumph of the City” – Part I: Not Satisfying
By Renard Teipelke Has there been any other book in the past couple of years which has polarized me that much!? Harvard economist, Edward Glaeser, published his New York Times Bestseller “Triumph of the City” in 2011 and I acquired … Continue reading
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Tagged attractive, Edward Glaeser, housing, local government, middle class, poverty, sprawl, suburb, tax system, United States, urban decline, urban poor, urban renewal
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Farewell Welfare?
By Renard Teipelke In the typical Hollywood movie, a homeless person is normally sitting in front of a office building and begging for a few cents. In contrast to other features of Hollywood movies, this is actually not an unrealistic … Continue reading
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