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Democracy and Pandemics
Can Democracies Handle Systemic Risks?
by Miguel Centeno
...node and most fragile link. The social welfare revolution from the late nineteenth century to the neoliberal era created a safety net for individuals in society. This also cemented a...
From Our Archives
New York City: Notes on the Formation of a Research Planning Committee
by Items Editors
...other city in the United States, New York is a “world city.” It is the globe’s premier capital market, a major port, a key node in the world art market,...
From Our Archives
Urbanization in Africa: Some Spatial and Functional Aspects
by Items Editors
...of economic activity and spatial integration falling away from the main nodes. Other less complex regions also emerged, viz., the Western Cape with a Capetown node, and the Eastern Province...
After September 11
Strength of a City: A Disaster Research Perspective on the World Trade Center Attack
by Kathleen J. Tierney
...the organizational response, even though the facility that constituted the central node in the City’s emergency management coordination system, the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) at 7 World Trade Center, had...
After September 11
Trading Sites—Destroyed, Revealed, Restored
by Daniel Beunza
...as a web of trading rooms in which each node is anchored to the area by its proximity to others, rather than to the Exchange. And instead of being miniature...
10 Years After September 11
From Global Civil Society to Global War: A Decade of Disequilibrium
by Jeffrey Ayres and Sidney Tarrow
...taken heart from the launching of an American wing of the World Social Forum, in Atlanta in 2007 and Detroit in 2010.13Go to the US Social Forum website at http://www.ussf2010.org/node....
10 Years After September 11
Pakistan’s Continuing Dilemma
by Kamran Asdar Ali
...for Environment and Development, January 1, 2008), http://pubs.iied.org/G02211.html http://www.gpia.info/node/192.—and both the city and the province were left littered with burned-out cars, trucks, and trailers. It is obvious that the destruction...
Covid-19 Fieldnotes from Our Grantees
Negotiating Invisibility at the Epicenter: Himalayan New Yorkers Confront Covid-19
by Sienna R. Craig, Ross Perlin, Nawang Tsering Gurung, Maya Daurio, Daniel Kaufman and Mark Turin
...York, forming a major new node in an emergent global diaspora of Himalayan peoples. To document the development of this new community, our partnership team began a video storytelling project,...
From Our Programs
Predicting the Future of Technology and Power: A Conversation
by Sarah J. Jackson, David Karpf and Michael Miller
...politics. If/when we enter a more optimistic moment, we’ll see that optimism get channeled into our expectations of digital technology. Sarah: Totally. Dave: But also, there’s a learning process. I...