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Urban Development Project in Boston Highlights the Political Power of Community-Based Nonprofits

Over the past several decades, as public funding for community development has declined, nonprofit leaders have become influential decision makers in urban governance. What does this trend mean for democracy, representation, and inequality?

Read more at Stanford Social Innovation Review.

Guest UserOctober 1, 2019civic engagement, urban planning
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