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urbanization

  • Somewhere, Over the Horizon: The Need for a Broader Perspective
    Somewhere, Over the Horizon: The Need for a Broader Perspective
    Commentary Strenuous attempts to resist the tide of history—its repetitive waves and cycles—reflect perhaps the greatest human intellectual disease. It is a human frailty, a blind spot that has been ...
    May 21, 2024BY Gregory Copley
  • The Four Horsemen of the Future
    The Four Horsemen of the Future
    Commentary Four horsemen appear through the mountaintop mist at the dawn of a new era. They are the ...
    February 26, 2024BY Gregory Copley
  • The New Civil War in China
    The New Civil War in China
    Commentary The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has plunged into its own civil war. It's between the “ultra-Maoists” around ...
    August 17, 2021BY Gregory Copley
  • A Historical City Went From Boom to Bust in the Blink of an Eye
    A Historical City Went From Boom to Bust in the Blink of an Eye
    Commentary PITHOLE CITY, Pa.—“Pap, I think you had better come see Pithole.” T.B. Whitacre penned those words to ...
    August 25, 2020BY Salena Zito
  • Artificial Light Filling Night Skies Hurts Wildlife and Human Health, Wastes Energy
    Artificial Light Filling Night Skies Hurts Wildlife and Human Health, Wastes Energy
    We've all seen moths drawn to outdoor lights, bashing themselves mercilessly against the bulbs. The same instincts that ...
    September 23, 2016BY Tara MacIsaac
  • Urban Legends: 3 Common Myths About Modern Day Cities
    Urban Legends: 3 Common Myths About Modern Day Cities
    Urbanization is often touted as a solution to the world's various ills. It's been heralded as a fix ...
    December 3, 2015BY Jenny McArthur
  • Abandoned Children and China’s Socio-Economic Apartheid
    Abandoned Children and China’s Socio-Economic Apartheid
    Long-standing discriminatory policy denies many migrant workers the opportunity to settle down in the cities with their families.
    June 23, 2015BY Jenny Li
  • World Population Trends Signal Dangers Ahead
    World Population Trends Signal Dangers Ahead
    The United Nations has released population data confirming the continuation of long-term global demographic trends and a larger ...
    April 11, 2014BY Barry Mirkin
  • Peasants With Pitchforks Defy China’s Urbanization Thrust
    Peasants With Pitchforks Defy China’s Urbanization Thrust
    Peasant victims of urbanization and development protest land seizures in Hubei, China.
    March 20, 2014BY Carol Wickenkamp
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