<p>The greater Toledo area needs to think harder about creating regional development if it wants to compete in the globalizing economy, according to this editorial.</p>
Mar 30, 2008 The Toledo Free Press
<p>In this article, researcher Richard Florida looks at why and how the Denver area became a "megaregion" and a highly-desirable place to live.</p>
Mar 27, 2008 The Rocky Mountain News
<p>Impressive growth of visitors from nontraditional places, including China, have now put tourism ahead of gold mining in Namibia.</p>
Mar 27, 2008 The Christian Science Monitor
<p>A 15-member "live music task force" will begin work to try to encourage the growth of a musical economy in Austin, Texas.</p>
Mar 26, 2008 KXAN
<p>A new report calls on China to cluster its development into "supercities" to obtain greater economic prosperity.</p>
Mar 26, 2008 Xinhua
<p>New York Times architecture critic Nicolai Ouroussoff discusses why the impending breakdown of the Atlantic Yards project in Brooklyn is a harsh blow to urban planning in New York.</p>
Mar 24, 2008 The New York Times
<p>This report from <em>NPR</em> looks at the efforts of one educator to help rebuild communities in New Orleans by rebuilding the city's charter school system.</p>
Mar 23, 2008 NPR
<p>The town of Slough gets no respect, but it's trying.</p>
Mar 22, 2008 The New York Times
We all know there's a lot of planning going on around the world. Much of it is poor, short-sighted and generally just no good. Opinion
Mar 21, 2008 By Nate Berg
<p>Actor Brad Pitt's efforts to rebuild housing in New Orleans are not just flashy PR, but rather a reminder that architecture can make a difference, according to this article from <em>Metropolis</em>.</p>
Mar 20, 2008 Metropolis Magazine
