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Public Palaces

September 26, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Andrew Carnegie, Eric Klinenberg, Gary Drevitch, Palaces for the People, public libraries, public spaces reduce crime, safety and public spaces
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Here’s a great idea for reducing crime in the city. Build more open spaces, more coffee shops and above all, more libraries.  Why?  Because, as Eric Klinenberg writes in his book, Palaces for People, with so many eyes on the scene, these areas become safer places. (“Come Togethe
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The Seawall Won’t Save You

November 15, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Eric Klinenberg, neighborhood cohesiveness and survival, neighbors as first responders in emergncies, Strength In Numbers, survival rates after natural disasters
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When I owned my home, I was an activist in my neighborhood.  I organized 4 blocks surrounding my property as a neighborhood-watch-group and, together, we managed to eject a prostitution ring from the area.  I also joined the city’s emergency network and trained to be a responder i
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