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A quarterly magazine of urban affairs, published by the Manhattan Institute, edited by Brian C. Anderson.
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  The NYPD Diaspora Former New York cops bring cutting-edge, effective policing to beleaguered communities.   The Great African-American Awakening Some brave voices are shifting the conversation from victimhood to responsibility.  The Professional Panhandling Plague A new generation of shakedown artists hampers America’s urban revival.  Houston, New York Has a Problem The southern city welcomes the middle class; heavily regulated and expensive Gotham drives it away.  New York’s Next Fiscal Crisis Mayor Bloomberg needs to prepare the city for the crash of the Wall Street gravy train.   The Future of Conservative Books As mainstream publishers’ flirtation with the Right cools, smaller houses are stepping in.  Health Care’s New Entrepreneurs Innovators are bringing consumer-oriented medicine to market, with promising results.   Benjamin Franklin: City Slicker The self-styled country mouse was in truth America’s first great urbanist.   Intelligent Policing Comes to New Jersey A state revolution in tracing guns, mapping crimes, and sharing information  |
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