michael hendrix

July 07, 2017

Opening the American city: Toward a new urban agenda

In the mid-20th-century, American cities suffered a wave of violent crime and poverty, due in part to shifts in the economy and public policy, as well as mass suburbanization. Yet in recent decades, those same cities are experiencing somewhat of a renewal. Continue Reading...

February 09, 2017

Don’t fear the ‘job-killing’ robots: Remembering the power of creative service

As Americans face increasing pressures of economic change and uncertainty, many have relished in a range of renewed nostalgias, whether recalling the blissful security of post-war industrialism or the rise of the Great Society and the prowess of the administrative state. Continue Reading...

October 02, 2013

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Opening the American city: Toward a new urban agenda

Don’t fear the ‘job-killing’ robots: Remembering the power of creative service

Millennials, Vocation, and the Challenge of Economic Change

Dear Millennials: Get Over Yourselves and Get to Work

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