In this review, I integrate a wide range of literature that has examined how the “geographic
mobility” of high-skilled workers creates value for organizations and individuals. Drawing on …

The economic convergence of American regions has greatly slowed, and rates of long-term
nonemployment have even been diverging. Simultaneously, the rate of non-employment for …

Baltimore, Maryland. Buffalo, New York. Cleveland, Ohio. Chicago, Illinois. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Columbus, Ohio. Detroit, Michigan. East Haven, Connecticut. Ferguson, Missouri. Highland …

Growing numbers of affordable housing advocates and community members are
questioning the premise that increasing the supply of market-rate housing will result in …

Abstract The Affordable Care Act (ACA) offers a window into modem American federalism-
and modern American nationalism-in action. The ACA's federalism is defined not by …

Commentators have long decried the pernicious effects that overly restrictive land use
regulations, which stifle new development, have on housing supply and affordability …

Localism, the discourse of local legal power and state-local relations, has returned to the
center of national attention, driven by gridlock at the federal level and sharply rising political …

After more than a century of convergence, the economic fortunes of rich and poor regions of
the United States have diverged dramatically over the last 40 years. Roughly a third of the …

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Due to a remarkable convergence of criticisms from both the right and the left, zoning is
under more sustained attack than at any time in the last seventy-five years. A consensus is …