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: "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.
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.
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