How to Run Your City (or Best-practices in Urban Governance & Administration)
Atlantis Underground is a personal notebook of my observations and analysis of best-practices in urban governance, legal system entrepreneurship, and city-scale energy management, food, communications, and security infrastructure. I’m also interested in alternate/innovative approaches that may not have hit the academic literature or public policy circuit.
I’m curious about how peer-to-peer and distributed technologies can enhance the urban experience that people crave – a thriving, safe, and prosperous community (at least that’s what I want) – especially in cities where the state apparatus lacks capacity to reliably provide public services, justice, or security.
I’m also seeking examples of excellent urban management. I want to connect with the people responsible, and discover what makes the difference and why. I focus on structural and systemic incentives, looking for ways to effectively align interests to deliver real quality of life.
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