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A travel feature in the Sunday NYT on Serenbe not only caught the attention of new urbanists -- it's currently the Times third

Is the slum in the title of the wildly popular Oscar contender Slumdog Millionaire a fetid, altogether inhospitable place that any reasonable person would try desperately to escape?

Like Jane Jacobs, David Lewis held to a resolute belief in the power of traditio

Fresh off his appearance in the New Yorker as a guide to the future — he'd argue near future — dislocations of the post-peak-oil landscape, Jim

While the Obama Administration is readying to harness the power of the internet and social media, it should put the same principles to work to improve our transportation systems with the stimulus bill

In yesterday's San Francisco Chronicle, CNU co-founder Dan Solomon writes that the US has both the need

The January issue of the Atlantic has a short, smart dispatch from CNU's November Transportation Summit with a subhead that get

With input from the incoming Obama Administration, Congress is now building a stimulus bill that will likely result in the largest investment in U.S.

Much of Waveland, Mississippi still looks as it did after Hurricane Katrina struck in August 2005 and the initial debris was cleared.

Philadelphia Inquirer business reporter and columnist Joseph DiStefano sees business opportunity in the call from CNU Board member Sam Sherman and CNU CEO John Norquist (who was in town to pick up an