News and Blogs
Polarization Doesn’t Have to Be a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Joe Karaganis and Sam Ford write in Slate about the risk of self-fulfilling accounts of political polarization and how conversational processes like the Bowling Green Civic Assembly can ground alternatives. A full report on the Civic Assembly can be found here.
Next City: "(The Urgent Case for) Middle Neighborhoods, One of the Most Overlooked Assets in America"
By Paul Brophy and Frank Woodruff
Next City: "Making the Case for America’s Middle Neighborhoods"
By Kelly Regan and Stephanie Sung, with research by Brianna Williams
Washington Post: "Russia is building a new Napster — but for academic research"
Jornal do Brasil: "Entrevista - Joe Karaganis: pesquisador sustenta que pirataria é uma questão de preço"
By ANDRÉ DUCHIADE
The Philadelphia Tribune: "Dwight Evans seeks second term in Congress"
Forbes: "Saying Housing Drives Income Inequality Misses Some Big Points"
Bowling Green Daily News: "Community workshop sheds light on local issues, closes civic assembly"
By Don Sergent
Created to boost civic engagement, the three-part Bowling Green Civic Assembly wrapped up Friday with a community workshop that also provided civic education.
Bowling Green Daily News: "Let's talk: Town hall brings residents, public officials together"
The first-ever Bowling Green Civic Assembly town hall brought together public officials, office-seekers and interested residents Thursday night at La Gala in an effort to inform and empower Bowling Green and Warren County residents to take part in the political process.
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