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Can Private Cities Help End Poverty? | Mark Lutter & Richard Hanania

Jun 21, 2021

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Can Charter Cities Help Migrant Crisis in the US?

02:51

Can People's Lives Get Better?

05:10

The Challenges of Charter Cities

04:48

Introduction

4min

Nigeria City Development - Nigerian Economic Development

2min

The Nigerian Economic Development Bank

2min

The Quashi Project in Zambia

2min

Prospera, a New Urban Development in China?

4min

Do You Really Have the Proof of Concept Yet?

4min

Can People's Lives Get Better?

5min

The Challenges of Charter Cities

5min

What Is the Old Model of Charter Cities?

4min

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Is There a Left Versus a Right?

4min

11.

We've Thinked About It

3min

12.

Are You Trying to Change Policies?

2min

13.

Are You Having a Relationship With Brookings?

2min

14.

Can Charter Cities Help Migrant Crisis in the US?

3min

15.

Are You Thinking About a New Charter City?

3min

16.

The Middle East Is Going to Fail, Right?

2min

17.

Yin Cassikstat

2min

18.

Academis Doma, I've Asa Kind of a Similar Experience

1min

19.

A Charter City Mission in China

3min

20.

Is There a Homogenization of Institutions?

3min

21.

Are We Going to Plant the Seeds for a New Civilization?

2min

22.

The Ultimate Triumph of Americanism

2min

23.

Is There a Difference Between American and Middle Eastern Culture?

3min

24.

Is It All Going to Be Manderin China?

4min

25.

What's the Pessimistic Scenario?

3min

26.

How to Get Involved in a Job Search?

2min

Mark Lutter has a PhD in economics from George Mason University and is the Founder and Executive Director of the Charter Cities Institute. He joins the podcast to talk about his vision of how privately run cities can help end poverty. The discussion includes topics such as the philosophy behind charter cities, mistakes made by the charter city movement in the past, and ongoing projects. Richard and Mark also talk about intellectual entrepreneurship, what the success of China means for American cultural hegemony, the narrowness of academic thought, and why smart young people should seek careers outside of the university.

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