Bruce Katz
Bruce Katz is the inaugural Centennial Scholar at the Brookings Institution and the co-author of The Metropolitan Revolution.
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Weird Is Good: What Portland's Economy Can Teach Every City in the World
Easily dismissed as a hippie's post-capitalist dream, Portland has discovered that quirkiness and differentiation is simply good business
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Supercharge the Export Potential of Our Major Cities
The government should set a strong national platform for exports, starting with the ratification of free trade agreements with Korea, Panama and Colombia.
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How to Build the Next Economy
Creating a nation driven by exports, powered by low-carbon, fueled by innovation, and rich with opportunity
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Clogged Arteries
America’s aging and congested road, rail, and air networks are threatening its economic health.
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Divided We Sprawl
A call for the reinvention of the American city and suburb that would exploit the infrastructure of the one and mitigate the "frantic privacy" of the other.
