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Like any early-stage startup, charter cities are currently a momentum play, and the state of charter cities is strong.
Ports need trade to justify the investment, governance to ensure effective operation, capital to be built and maintained. That ports are part of a larger process that can be described as development does not make them unimportant.
What does peak internet coordination of real-world activity look like?
Starbase has the potential to become one of the greatest cities of the 21st century.
A new city for South Africa is not a bad idea, however it has to be driven by something greater than a desire for a new city.
A conversation with Judd Devermont, Director of the Africa Program at CSIS to find out Africa’s current global position
A conversation with Vox co-founder, policy writer, and celebrated journalist Matthew Yglesias
The Tiebout model demonstrates that competitive pressure across local governments can lead to the optimal provision of public goods. In other words, competitive governance works, provided several key assumptions
Hi everyone, We’re wrapping up our third year at CCI. For those interested in learning more about what we’ve accomplished, please check out our Annual Report. I am frequently asked how a charter city would defend itself. The weak version of the critique is that the
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