Marc Dunkelman on Why Nothing Works
The Good Fight
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Power Dynamics in Urban Development
This chapter examines the historical impact of Robert Moses on New York City and critiques the current state of infrastructure, particularly Penn Station. It contrasts past and present perceptions of power within progressive ideology and highlights the tensions between centralized authority versus grassroots activism. By exploring the philosophical clash between Hamilton and Jefferson, the chapter reflects on how these dynamics influence modern urban planning and societal outcomes.
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