Infrastructure Investment: Building Cities for the Future
How should cities invest in infrastructure? Public transit, roads, green spaces, digital infrastructure? What's the balance between growth and sustainability?
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How should cities invest in infrastructure? Public transit, roads, green spaces, digital infrastructure? What's the balance between growth and sustainability?
Democratic institutions face unprecedented challenges: polarization, misinformation, declining trust. How can democracies adapt and strengthen themselves?
Religious identity shapes how people live and see the world. Should governments remain neutral on religion? When does religious freedom conflict with equality and individual rights?
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Iranian authorities appear to be unusually restrained in reacting to mass protests, a possible result of Donald Trump's threat to intervene
The protests began on December 28, initially led by traders and business owners who took to the streets against the rapidly weakening economy, soaring inflation, and the sharp fall in the rial’s value. The currency’s decline has been dramatic: against the Indian rupee, the rial is now valued at just 0.000091 paise, while against the […] The post Thomas Sargent is a wise man appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. CommentsPreparations for an airstrike?...
If a place is truly “sensitive,” the state must provide armed security
Even if the military operation goes perfectly, there’s no clear payoff. The post Bombing Iran Over Protests Doesn’t Make Sense appeared first on The American Conservative
Hundreds of protesters are believed to have been killed or injured, and many more detained