An Objective Analysis of Urban Corruption in India – Working With, Not Around

While evaluating corruption in India, one only focuses on the ways in which it inhibits growth. However, when looking at corruption at the local levels (local administration, city governments, municipal corporations, local development authorities), there should be more nuance and variation in one’s evaluation. By bringing together insights from Yuen Yuen Ang’s ‘China’s Gilded Age:… Read more An Objective Analysis of Urban Corruption in India – Working With, Not Around

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WHAT WE’RE READING – FEBRUARY 20

Five articles curated by the Wagner Planner staff: Here’s what the Wagner Planner staff is reading. This week: Efforts to reconnect sections of Buffalo divided by a highway, fare reductions for low-income transit riders in Boston, reflecting on the impact of a sustainable public housing development in the Bronx, preparing NYC public schools for climate… Read more WHAT WE’RE READING – FEBRUARY 20

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WHAT WE’RE READING – FEBRUARY 06

Five articles curated by the Wagner Planner staff: Here’s what the Wagner Planner staff is reading. This week: open streets by the citizens in DC, the efficiency of subsidized transit, riders representation in transit boards, Paris votes for SUV’s fees, and Phoenix’s preparation for a brutally hot 2024 summer. How D.C. Neighbors Closed a Dangerous… Read more WHAT WE’RE READING – FEBRUARY 06

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WHAT WE’RE READING – DECEMBER 19

Five articles curated by the Wagner Planner staff: Here’s what the Wagner Planner staff is reading. This week: Bogotá’s trailblazing rapid bus system, federal funding for high-speed rail, new building efficiency standards in Seattle, MTA approves congestion pricing, and ideas on how to design more social cities.  How Bogotá Tried to Lead the Way for… Read more WHAT WE’RE READING – DECEMBER 19

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