by Travis Vaughn In a recent trip to Brazil, I had the opportunity to experience the enormity and complexity of one of the world’s largest cities. Sao Paulo reveberated with wonderful chords of chaotic activity, a protest (which we happened to walk into), and the sound of economic vitality, all at the same time. Of course traffic [...]
Three Ways Leaders Can Influence Their Cities
by Jason Topp Good leaders get things done. Think about how you landed in your ...
Sao Paulo and Atlanta, global city similarities and differences
20. Apr, 2011 in Cities, Economy, Global Issues, Religion and Culture
Interview: Jeff Van Duzer, author of Why Business Matters to God
04. Mar, 2011 in Economy, Global Issues, Interviews, Leadership, Religion and Culture
by Travis Vaughn Jeff Van Duzer (J.D., Yale) is the author of Why Business Matters to God and dean of the School of Business and Economics at Seattle Pacific University. He is also professor of business ethics and business law, and prior to his work with SPU he served as a partner with Davis Wright [...]
Community Study: a snapshot of why, what, and how
27. Feb, 2011 in Cities, Research
Recently (particularly during the past several weeks) I’ve been asked about ways that churches can research their community. I would first say that there’s no “one-size-fits-all” approach to studying a community. It really depends on what you, your church, or your organization hopes to accomplish by analyzing your community. Of course there are numbers-driven, quantitative approaches [...]
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City and Citizen beginnings
20. Aug, 2010
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Resources for Navigating the Complexity of the City, part 1
24. Oct, 2010
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A Better Dialogue About Better Government
10. Sep, 2010
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Cities And Religious Diversity
30. Aug, 2010
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Interview with Joel Kotkin on cities and their future
21. Aug, 2010
