For liberalism to survive and eventually thrive again, it basically *has* to solve problem of low-income housing in cities in medium term
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Urban low-income housing is the strategic issue that will determine when and how we emerge from global democratic recession
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Replying to @Chiliandgarlic
others know way more on urban specifics...
@kimmaicutler@rafaelsolari etc. I'm interested in the urbanism-liberalism nexus2 replies 0 retweets 1 like -
Replying to @vgr
I'm interested in same, and have worried in re: same. DM me for collaboration?
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collaborate on what? I'm not actually doing anything besides writing a bit here and there on the theme
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Could you link to writings, for start? Trying to integrate these themes w/ current climate policy work; it's an under-developed space.
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haven't yet connected to climate policy but thinking about it https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2015/10/why-only-a-technocratic-revolution-can-win-the-climate-change-war/410377/ …
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Thanks. My starting point: Vehicle emissions now largest source of greenhouse gases in U.S. Solve housing/transit, or punt on climate.
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yup, open question whether urban energy efficiency advantage still holds if that's solved
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