Not Even in Someone Else’s Backyard
Two anti-housing measures on Denver’s November ballot.
Ascent: Solzhenitsyn’s balancing act
Solzhenitsyn lays out a shapeshifting political tool that in one moment can resist all social change citing the futile and perverse nature of human-founded politics, and yet in the next moment can defend its own political project in the name of the common good or divine authority.
On Whitman, Solidarity, and Climate
Whitman calls forth a prospect for collective action ripe for our time. No other moment has been quite so starkly literal in demanding intergenerational solidarity on a societal scale as this moment of pandemic on the precipice of climate disaster.
The Pragmatism of One Billion Americans
A Review of One Billion Americans by Mathew Yglesias
In Defense of Flexible Zoning
Why COS Conservatives, Liberals, Environmentalists, and Housing Advocates should be excited about Flexible Zoning and want more of it