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Bruce Katz

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: The Philadelphia Citizen, The MJ, Yield PRO
Inter-disciplinary urbanist | Founder, New Localism Associates I Senior Advisor, National Housing Crisis Task Force | Co-author of The #NewLocalism
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Britain’s Coming Experiment in Radical Localism

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By Bruce Katz
| thenewlocalism.com
Something is stirring in Britain, which bears watching on this side of the Atlantic. On June 29th, Andy Burnham — the former mayor of Greater Manchester and soon-to-be-annointed British Prime Minister — made a remarkable speech at the People’s History Museum in Manchester.
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Making Housing (Artificially) Intelligent

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By Bruce Katz, Michael Saadine, Joanna Doven
| thenewlocalism.com
Much of the talk about artificial intelligence’s role in the built environment has, unsurprisingly, been about the massive amounts of computing power the new technology requires, and the real estate, construction, and energy that compute requires.
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The Limits of “Phone Call” Federalism

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By Bruce Katz, Juha Leppänen, Colin Higgins
| The Philadelphia Citizen Verified
About a decade ago, Gina Raimondo, the Governor of Rhode Island, placed a call to Bill Haslam, the Governor of Tennessee. Raimondo, a Democrat, was trying to steward a small state in New England that had struggled for decades with deindustrialization and globalization. Haslam, a Republican, was trying to elevate a border state from middle of the pack performance to higher levels of innovation and relevance. Governor Raimondo was looking to learn from and emulate Governor Haslam.
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