COVID-19
SOCIETY - ANTHROPOLOGY
Politics of Halal certification: the collapse of the MUI’s long-held monopoly
Geopolitics drives vaccine access in Asia
Informational material on protected species in Caribbean Netherlands
Kang Kyung-wha’s legacy for South Korean women
The Malady of Ignorance? Indonesian Parliament During the COVID-19 Pandemic
POLITICS
IN: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
IN: CULTURE
Milei’s Free Market Reforms Can Reshape Argentine Cinema
Madame Web Is a Low Point for Superhero Movies
Comedy’s Truthiness Problem
Priscilla Is an Elvis Movie That Isn’t About Elvis
IN: URBAN PLANNING
How Third-World Countries Build Walkable Cities Without Central Planning
The Town Without Zoning
Atlanta Plans To Blow $230 Million on 2-Mile Extension of Useless...
How a Public Housing Project Became an Unplanned Neighborhood
Toronto after the 1st Wave: How COVID-19 affected three key markets
This is co-authored by Youjing Li and Shauna Brail In the fall of 2020, a University of Toronto research team set out to track key metrics from the city to assess the impact of COVID-19 on Toronto’s public health, economic well-being, and urban vibrancy. Since then, we published six data-driven dashboards documenting a wide range […]
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LORINC: Which green standard will reduce Toronto’s carbon?
Few would argue that the City of Toronto’s goal of reducing building-related carbon emissions to zero by around 2030 is a worthy, though challenging, goal. Built form, after all, accounts for about 40% of all greenhouse gases. But how do we know when a building has actually stopped emitting carbon? And what does net zero […]
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