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David Nott’s leadership as Reason Foundation’s President and CEO has resulted in significantly increased visibility and impact for the organization. Now in his 21th year at Reason’s helm, Reason magazine’s award-winning, original journalism has been aptly described by The New York Post as “kick-ass” and “no-holds barred.” Reason’s innovative public policy research has led the world in privatization, “having the most direct impact on the actual functioning of government,” according to The Wall Street Journal. ReasonTV, which launched 15 years ago under his supervision, continues to set the standard for video journalism. In 2021, ReasonTV video views reached 5.1 million views per month–and more than half of our YouTube views came from people under age 35.
Nott’s op-eds have appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Orange County Register, San Diego Union-Tribune, Los Angeles Daily News, and other publications. He has written on privatization for the Institute of Economic Affairs, and was executive producer of the ReasonTV documentary “America’s Longest War.”
Old Enough! Is a Japanese TV series that follows young children running their first errand alone. In the first episode of season two, we saw 5-year-old Ken travel to his neighborhood grocery store in Western Tokyo. His mission, handed down from his mother, was to
This blog series will explore the critical role of charter cities in fostering climate resilient development across the Global South
This blog series will explore the critical role of charter cities in fostering climate resilient development across the Global South
New Research Hub To Focus on Educating the African City Builders, Urban Planners, and Municipal Leaders of Tomorrow Using Innovative Approaches to Urban Development. March, 2024 The Charter Cities Institute (CCI), in collaboration with the Urban Action Lab (UAL) has announced a significant partnership to
Our new blog series called Student Diaries Perspectives on Urbanization 038 Development aims to amplify student voices on urbanization and development issues in Africa Our first blog is by Subilo Banda a student at the University of Zambia discussing an alternative avenue to fostering economic
Each month the CCI team selects a new book to read and discuss together Our book club selections cover a wide range of topics that are relevant to charter cities but they are most often related to development urban issues and governance In this ongoing
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