Sheila Foster on the City as a Commons
Update: 2021-02-16
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In this episode of Vital Interest Podcast, Sheila Foster, a professor of urban law and policy at Georgetown University and the co-director of LabGov, reimagines traditional structures of governance in cities. She offers a new approach: the Co-City, which identifies urban space as a “commons.” Vital Interests Podcast with Karen Greenberg is brought to you by the Center on National Security at Fordham Law.
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It's disappointing to hear people who study public policies use such sloppy concepts and inflammatory language. E.g., it is reprehensible to use race as a proxy for SES. It is irresponsible to refer to any policy that results in economic disparities as "racist", which clearly implies intent. It is stupid and misleading to use vague terms such as "communities of color". All of this might serve to burnish her left-wing credentials, but she sounds like just another twit who can't be bothered with clarity, rigor, or the banal details of actual policy work.