Neoconservative Policies and Urban Governance

This chapter examines the hidden motivations behind neoconservative policies and their significant impact on domestic issues, beyond just foreign policy. It discusses the complexities of poverty in America, the effectiveness of financial aid programs like Universal Basic Income, and the challenges faced by the Democratic Party in managing urban governance. The conversation highlights historical perspectives, the dynamics of political accountability in cities, and the characteristics of ideal political candidates needed to address identity politics and urban decline.