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City Observatory

Rose Quarter’s Deadly Off Ramps — City Observatory — 
The Week Observed, May 16, 2025 — City Observatory — 

Progress in Political Economy

Trump versus the dollar — Progress in Political Economy — 
The Political Economy of Turkey’s Integration with Europe: Uneven Development and Hegemony — Progress in Political Economy — 

CityNerd

Why Blue States Don't Build Enough Housing — CityNerd — 

Chris Hedges

The New Dark Age — Chris Hedges — 

Not Just Bikes

The Silly Retro Capsules of Busan — Not Just Bikes — 

Per Capita

A Question of Quotas — Per Capita — 

The Australia Institute

The changes to superannuation tax concessions are needed and very fair — The Australia Institute — 
Failing the test: Australian universities in crisis — The Australia Institute — 
A simple reform to help owner-occupiers compete with investors in the housing market — The Australia Institute — 
Australians still hurting. RBA should keep cutting.  — The Australia Institute — 
Energy Australia apology and admissions expose dodgy offsets — The Australia Institute — 
The ‘better America’ bias — The Australia Institute — 
Australia has power, why don’t we act like it? — The Australia Institute — 
There are no more excuses | Between the Lines — The Australia Institute — 
Soft plastic recycling is back in supermarkets!  — The Australia Institute — 
Bellowing from the sidelines. The declining influence of Australia’s traditional media. — The Australia Institute — 
The economy (it still exists) — The Australia Institute — 

Climate Town

The 20 Families That Own Most The Water — Climate Town — 

Strong Towns

Why Do Commercial Spaces Sit Vacant? — Strong Towns — 
Columbus Locals Turn Data into Dialogue — Strong Towns — 
Cars Rarely Speed in Residential Areas. That Doesn't Make Them Safe. — Strong Towns — 
Bottom-Up Shorts: How To Build a Network of Advocates — Strong Towns — 
Why Sprawl IS the Housing Crisis — Strong Towns — 
Dallas Just Ditched Its Outdated Parking Rules—Here’s What That Means — Strong Towns — 
When Systems Are Fragile, They Break. Here's What That Looks Like. — Strong Towns — 
Dallas City Council Approves Sweeping Parking Reform in 14–1 Vote — Strong Towns — 
Don’t Look Now, But Montana Is Leading on Housing Policy — Strong Towns — 
When Yuppies Are No Longer Urban — Strong Towns — 
The Bottom-Up Revolution Is...Using Media To Build a Better City — Strong Towns — 

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Liberty Street Economics

Nonbanks and Banks: Alone or Together? — Federal Reserve Bank of New York — Liberty Street Economics — 
Why Does the U.S. Always Run a Trade Deficit? — Federal Reserve Bank of New York — Liberty Street Economics — 
The College Economy: Educational Differences in Labor Market Outcomes — Federal Reserve Bank of New York — Liberty Street Economics — 

The Claremont Institute

Supreme Confusion — The Claremont Institute — 
“I’ve Been Misled” — The Claremont Institute — 
Merit Above All — The Claremont Institute — 
For My Enemies, Lawfare — The Claremont Institute — 
Judge Ho, Original Intent, and the Citizenship Clause — The Claremont Institute — 
Why Foreign Campus Demonstrators Must Go — The Claremont Institute — 

Applied MMT

05/20/2025 Market Update — Applied MMT — 

Just Money

Current ScholarshipThe Federal Reserve’s Forgotten Credit Mandate — Just Money — 
Current ScholarshipEngendering fiscal space: External debt, concessional finance, and special drawing rights — Just Money — 

Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA)

Statements on Monetary Policy — Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) — 
Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision — Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) — 

UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP)

Existing and Emerging: An exploration of dynamic capabilities in India — UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP) — 
Structuring Conditions of Public Sector Capabilities: What are they and why do they matter for city… — UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP) — 
How Do Good Ideas Spread? — UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP) — 

The Equality Trust

Billionaire Britain 2025 — The Equality Trust — 

Multisolving Institute

Multisolving in the UK – reflections from ‘Multisolving’ book club’s journey so far — Multisolving Institute —