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Local Government Structure through a Legal Lens: Conversations of Law and Local Governance PREFATORY MATERIAL Introduction Nestor M. Davidson ARTICLES The Impossibility of Local Police Reform Ava Ayers Do Investors Care about Municipal Debtors’ Access to Bankruptcy? Evidence from Bond Disclosures Mitu Gulati & Richard C. Schragger Debating Debates: A Discussion of the New York […]
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Annex: Interview Transcripts and Survey Details
1. Interview by Ahmed Alahwal with railway inspectors, at the Egyptian railways company (2021a): Alahwal, A.: Is it possible to take the bicycle on the train Inspector 1 Cairo: a bike? We can give it a package ticket Alahwal, A.: How much is it? Inspector 1 Cairo: a package ticket can be 31 L.E. or […]
Thomas Coggin: Law & the New Urban Agenda: a role for the right to the city?
In October 2016 member states of the United Nations agreed on the New Urban Agenda. A core philosophical component of this agenda was the right to the city. This is a paradigm which provides an alternative framework to re-think urbanization along a more user-generated trajectory.
Common Core, Common Problems
By Chris Bosch The tougher Common Core education standards in New York are in hot water again. Politico recently reported that one of the nation’s largest teachers unions, New York State United Teachers, unanimously withdrew its support for the current approach to implementing Common Core, insisting on a three-year moratorium on the high-stakes consequences linked […]