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El escritorio del alcalde
Vivienda y esperanza en CincinnatiRevista Land LinesJulho 2023Por Anthony FlintAftab Pureval, electo en 2021, está haciendo historia como el primer alcalde asiático estadounidense de Cincinnati. Se crio en el suroeste de Ohio, fue hijo de primera generación de estadounidenses y...
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China Program International Fellowship 2024-25
Oportunidades de BolsasAgosto 2023A call for proposals for academic and policy research papers addressing land, urban, fiscal and environmental issues relating to urbanization in China.
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Greening America’s Smaller Legacy Cities
Informes sobre Políticas FundiáriasJulho 2023By Joseph Schilling, Catherine Tumber, and Gabi VelascoPreparing the country for a low-carbon future that is economically and racially just is an enormous undertaking. Greening America’s Smaller Legacy Cities investigates how local governments in...
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How Small and Midsize Legacy Cities Can Pursue Equitable, Comprehensive “Greening”
Revista Land LinesJulho 2023By Allison Ehrich Bernstein, July 11, 2023Realizing a low-carbon future that is economically and racially just is an enormous undertaking at any level, but especially for small and midsize older industrial cities.
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Mayor's Desk: Housing and Hope in Cincinnati
Revista Land LinesMaio 2023By Anthony Flint, May 15, 2023A candid conversation with Mayor Aftab Pureval on the challenges and opportunities facing Cincinnati
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In Ohio, a New Tool Maps the Equity and Sustainability of Potential Business Locations
Revista Land LinesMaio 2022By Lincoln Institute Staff, May 12, 2022When it comes to choosing a location, companies are increasingly considering factors like equity and sustainability. A mapping tool recently launched in northeast Ohio makes it possible for businesses to evaluate potential sites in a new way—and it’s an a
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2019 C. Lowell Harriss Dissertation Fellowship Program
Graduate Student FellowshipOportunidades de Bolsas para Estudantes GraduadosJaneiro 2019The C. Lowell Harriss Dissertation Fellowship Program assists Ph.D. students, primarily at U.S. universities, whose research complements the Lincoln Institute's interests in land and tax policy.