Shoup, Manville on Prospects of Statewide Parking Reform
A.B. 2097 would preempt local parking rules, effectively ending minimum parking requirements in large swaths of California’s cities and suburbs.
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Entries by Mary Braswell
Astor on Accountability of Children Who Commit Violence
When it comes to appropriate punishment for the worst crimes, should perpetrators be treated the same at age 12, 16, 40? There is no national consensus.
Tilly on Labor Needs Met by Relocated Migrants
While the high-profile relocation of thousands of migrants has created a burgeoning humanitarian crisis, it has also cast light on the economics of supply and demand.
At the Intersection of Extreme Heat, Urban Planning and Public Policy
California’s summer of record-setting temperatures heightens interest in climate equity, policy choices and the built environment.
Shifting Self-Identity During COVID Years
Significant growth in the percentage of people who identify as multiracial aligns with research showing that identity can change quickly in response to external factors.
Shoup on Long Road to Parking Reform
New policies in California demonstrate that people are finally recognizing the impact of cheap parking on housing affordability, urban sprawl and climate change.
Germany as Defender of the Liberal International Order
Political and economic instability and a Russian security threat have led to some of the most drastic policy reversals in postwar German history, Helmut Anheier writes.
Megan Mullin Becomes an Endowed Chair and Faculty Director at UCLA Luskin Environmental politics scholar joins Luskin Center for Innovation leadership team as urgent climate change challenges face California and the country
Environmental politics scholar joins UCLA to lead the Luskin Center for Innovation and serve as a professor of public policy.
UCLA, Hebrew University Receive $1.3 Million in Grants for Collaboration to Deter School Violence Top scholars, educators and practitioners will join forces to foster safe and welcoming schools
Top scholars, educators and practitioners join forces to foster safe and welcoming schools.
Manville on Building Equity Into ‘Congestion Pricing’
The fact that charging for access to roads could deepen inequality doesn’t mean it must. He argues for social policies guided by economic justice.
