Texas Thou Hast Sinned
from The Wall Street Journal — In the telling of progressives, Houston is the Sodom and Gomorrah of fossil fuels, which cause global warming, which is producing more hurricanes.
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City Spotlight: Houston, Texas
Center for Opportunity Urbanism explores Houston, Texas to understand how it’s enabling the American Dream for people of all backgrounds.
City Spotlight: Austin, Texas
Center for Opportunity Urbanism takes a look at Austin, Texas to understand why its attracting an emerging generation of people and businesses.
Podcast: Restoring Social Capital with Localism
AEI’s Ryan Streeter welcomes Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) to deliver an address on the JEC’s Social Capital Project. Joel Kotkin joins the panel conversation on how a federalist landscape could serve to expand innovation.
City Spotlight: San Antonio, Texas
Center for Opportunity Urbanism takes a look at San Antonio, Texas to see why its quickly becoming a leading American city.
The Institute for New Suburbanism Hosts Wendell Cox
July 12, 2017 – The INS, in partnership with the Ontario Professional Planners Institute (OPPI), is proud to present a lecture and discussion with Wendell Cox.
Who decides: Localism and Subsidiarity
In this video Leo Linbeck III discusses the state of American governance and how to correct our problems.
‘Hillbilly Elegy’ author J.D. Vance, economic development experts discuss the heartland
It was all about middle America at a City Club of Cleveland forum entitled, “The New American Heartland,” held at the Global Center for Health Innovation.
The New American Heartland
May 18, 2017 – Join us for a discussion on the economic opportunities and challenges facing America’s heartland, to be moderated by Joel Kotkin, Executive Director of the Center for Opportunity Urbanism.
What kind of city do residents want?
by Utah League of Cities and Towns
Dense is not necessarily desirable when it comes to planning a city. That’s the opinion of a man who is internationally recognized as an authority on economic, political and social trends…