[Oe List ...] A Book Worth Reading

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Thu Aug 8 21:02:34 PDT 2013


The authors of The Metropolitan Revolution were on the PBS  Newshour this 
evening. Good interview.
 
Jann
 
 
In a message dated 8/8/2013 6:13:45 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
shbuss at mac.com writes:


Too complicated to get. Could you send as a SIMPLE email  attachment?
Sarah
Sent from my iPad

On Aug 8, 2013, at 6:26 PM, Jack Gilles <_jackcgilles at gmail.com_ 
(mailto:jackcgilles at gmail.com) >  wrote:



Dear Colleagues,  


I believe the gridlock we are seeing on the national scene here in the  USA 
is but a manifestation of the fundamental shift that is taking place in  
the world's polity system. Some time ago I wrote a talking paper on the  
emergence of our new world as we spoke about in the Urban Revolution of  CS-I. 
But I now thing it is happening much faster than we had ever imagined.  We are 
rapidly shifting to the primacy of the Regionalis dynamic  
(Area-Region-Metro) as the key to the new polity. Here is the link to a book  I just heard 
talked about on the PBS news hour. 


The Metropolitan Revolution:  How Cities and Metros Are Fixing Our Broken 
Politics and Fragile Economy  (Brookings Focus Book)


I haven't ordered the Kindle edition, but I think this is a book worth  
reading. Upon reading the reviews you can see it touches a cord with what  
people intuit is the new direction for our polity. People identify with  "place" 
and the national and state levels don't provide that kind of  energy.


Here is the paper I wrote.






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Grace & Peace,


Jack



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