“…[P]roposing some new rules [in a charter city] and then asking who would like to opt in—who would like to live under these new rules—could give us a mechanism to reform the rules under which we live, to change them, to improve them much more rapidly.” —Paul Romer (on BBCCaribbean.com)
Listen to the BBCCaribbean.com interview and read the related article.
AboutThe Charter Cities blog brings together updates, news reports, cases studies, analytical pieces, and discussions that bear on the concept of new cities with innovative systems of governance. Relevant posts can draw on economics, engineering, technology, finance, law, political science, and international relations. Many of these posts will serve as lasting reference materials, and we encourage readers to look at earlier posts for information. The posts aim to generate productive discourse, and we reserve the right to remove comments that do not contribute to this goal.
Articles by Category Articles by Date Blogs We Follow