Economy
Revisiting the New Urban Crisis
The shift toward a more inclusive urbanism has begun. But it will require time, commitment from city institutions, and political agency at the local level.
Editor’s note: This is an adapted version of the epilogue to the newly released paperback edition of The New Urban Crisis.
A colleague who heard me speak shortly after The New Urban Crisis was published in hardcover approached me at a follow-up event a few months later: “You seem a lot more optimistic than you did the last time I saw you,” he remarked. “What happened?”