Posts

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  November 2022

A Portrait of NYC Civic Capacity: the Central Park Conservancy

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  October 2022

Attend an NYC Open Data Training, Realize Possibilities!

• The Foundations of New York: Cohort 4 Applications Are Open

• Understanding NYC's land use, and how to fix it to enable housing production

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  September 2022

B-minus Politics Are Best

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  August 2022

The Foundations of New York: Cohort 3 Applications Are Open

• Concreteness Briefs: How to Communicate Better About Policy

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  July 2022

Thoughts on The Pedagogy of Politics

• Some Infernal Metaphors to Understand NYC's Government

• Taking Politics Seriously

• An Anniversary Exhortation

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  June 2022

The Posting to Policy Pipeline

• The Anti-Concreteness Meme

• Citizens Who Build

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  May 2022

The Foundations of New York: Cohort 2 Applications Are Open

• For Political Founders, the Bar of Minimum Viable Knowledge is High

• Slay Your Political Gods: The Power of Seeing Political Reality

• Political Affordances: Exploring Every Possibility in Politics

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  March 2022

Jumpstarting the Politics of Progress in New York City

• We Must Outcompete the Anti-Politics Meme That Holds Back Good Governance

• Atlantis on the Hudson, Part 2: The Social Technologies of New York's Future

• The Adams Imperative: the Call to Good Governance

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  February 2022

Atlantis on the Hudson, Part 1: Our Pre-Technological Politics

• Anchor Higher: 15 Million New Yorkers

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  January 2022

Seeking Scenius for an NYC Golden Age

• Growing NYC Would Make It Richer

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  November 2021

Government Seen from the Tech Lens, and Notes on Zero Sum Games

• Why Don't People Get Involved in NYC Civics?

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  October 2021

Maximum New York's Intro Reading List

• New York City Onboarding

• Introducing: Maximum New York