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1. Políticas de Suelo Urbano para Periodistas Latinoamericanos

   Cursos
   Marzo 13, 2017
   Expertos: Paulo Sandroni, Martim O. Smolka, Sonia Rabello
   Colaborador: Foro de Periodismo Argentino (FOPEA)

   Este curso está especialmente diseñado para llevar los conceptos de gestión del suelo urbano y las políticas urbanas al público periodístico en América Latina.

2. Urban Land Policy for Latin American Journalists

   Cursos
   Marzo 17, 2016

   This course is especially designed to provide an understanding about current urban issues in Latin American cities and their roots in land and urban policies to a journalism audience in Latin America.

3. Professional Development Course on Informal Land Markets and Regularization in Latin America

   Cursos
   Diciembre 6, 2015
   Mark Haveman

   This weeklong course offers students the opportunity to assess and challenge their understanding of fundamental topics related to urban informality.

4. How Value Capture Can Create Affordable Housing

   Conferencias Lincoln
   Febrero 10, 2017
   David Rosen, Nora Lake-Brown, and Bryan Glascock

   David Rosen, Nora Lake-Brown, and Bryan Glascock discuss how public investments and government actions increase the value of land, and how that value can be harnessed for public benefit.

5. Creating Productive Urban Landscapes: An Emerging Framework

   Conferencias Lincoln
   Diciembre 1, 2016
   Speakers: Teresa Lynch and Chris Reed

   Teresa Lynch and Chris Reed will discuss the practical challenges created by existing land utilization regimes, and ways to transform vacant and underutilized land into an asset that can support economic growth, social equity, and environmental health.

6. Tax Breaks, Transparency, and Accountability: A Conversation with Greg LeRoy

   Conferencias Lincoln
   Enero 28, 2016
   Speaker: Greg LeRoy

   Join Greg LeRoy for a brief presentation on the Subsidy Tracker from Good Jobs First, followed by a conversation with Lincoln Institute President George W. "Mac" McCarthy.

7. Are We Living in A Second Gilded Age?

   Conferencias Lincoln
   Junio 16, 2015
   Speaker: Edward T. O'Donnell

   This topic has major relevance for contemporary U.S. society as it confronts questions about poverty, inequality, and corporate power, in what some have taken to calling a Second Gilded Age.

8. Making Communities Investable: Attracting and Leveraging Private Investment for Public Good

   Conferencias Lincoln
   Agosto 26, 2016
   Speakers: Robin Hacke, David Wood, Christopher Goett

   Robin Hacke will introduce the framework of “capital absorption” and describe how it has been applied in Los Angeles, the San Francisco Bay Area, and Denver to assess and improve community investment systems.