I’ve always lived in cities. But that doesn’t necessarily make me an “urbanist,” much less an “urbanizer.”
I began to be called an “urbanist” after my fifth book, Straphanger: Saving Ourselves and Our Cities from the Automobile was published in 2012. I didn’t bother objecting to the label. I’d spent much of my writing career roaming the cities of the wor…
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