(photo by Lewis Wickes Hines) In calling Christians – or anybody else – to consider remaining in or returning to live in the city, one of the objections often raised is how unsafe and unhealthy it would be to expose their kids to the degradation and depravity typically associated with urban life. Mere differences are [...]
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Difference Should Not Be a Barrier
by Scott Greider on October 2, 2007, in Cul-de-sac culture, Downtown, Urbanism
Keller on the Influences on Indiana Youth
by Scott Greider on September 25, 2007, in City culture, Culture, Downtown
WORLD CITY-CENTERS ARE GROWING IN POWER AND CONNECTEDNESS Globalization is making major world cities more powerful than ever. Why? The mobility of capital means national governments are now virtually powerless to control the flow of money in and out of their own economies, thus greatly decreasing their influence in general. The cities are the seats [...]
Urban Design in His Kingdom
by Scott Greider on September 7, 2007, in Architecture, Culture, Urbanism
Urban Design in His Kingdom by Christopher Leerssen.
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