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Jered Carr

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Colloquium: American Regionalism

STATE OF THE FIELD – American Regionalism and the Constellation of Mechanisms for Cross-Boundary Cooperation
Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) in Philadelphia and their Potential as Regional Actors
STATE OF THE FIELD – American Regionalism and the Constellation of Mechanisms for Cross-Boundary Cooperation [Part 2]
Tightening Networks and Deepening Co-Regionalism: The Evolution of Cross-Boundary Cooperation to Combat the Opiate Epidemic in Washington State
Investing in Emerging Regional Institutions to Promote Equitable Climate-Ready Regions
The Future of Collaborative Leadership in Contemporary Regional Entities
Elevating the Scale of Cross-Boundary Cooperation: Mechanisms for Cross-Regional Policy Coordination
Water Utility Districts as Facilitators of Regional Climate Change Partnerships
Projects Not Systems: Why New York Doesn’t Have a RIGO
Envisioning a Role for RIGOs in Cross-Boundary Land Use Regulation

Recent Forum Articles

Why Political Scientists Should Study Smaller Cities
STATE OF THE FIELD – American Regionalism and the Constellation of Mechanisms for Cross-Boundary Cooperation [Part 2]
Projects Not Systems: Why New York Doesn’t Have a RIGO
Investing in Emerging Regional Institutions to Promote Equitable Climate-Ready Regions
Envisioning a Role for RIGOs in Cross-Boundary Land Use Regulation

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Urban Affairs Review is a peer-reviewed, bi-monthly journal focused on questions of politics, governance, and public policy specifically as they relate to cities and/or their regions. The Urban Affairs Forum is a space for leading thinkers about urban issues to share their research, ideas, and experiences. Visit us for insights on local and regional politics, urban governance, and public policy that are based in the research findings of our diverse community of scholars and practitioners. You can learn more about the Forum here.

We are interested in Forum contributions about urban, local, and regional topics. If you would like to contribute, email Jered Carr at jbcarr@uic.edu.

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