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From the comments and emails I’ve gotten, there will be a pretty decent turnout of Market Urbanists at Sandy Ikeda’s Jane’s Walk on Sunday, “Eye’s on Brooklyn Heights.” Here are the details from the site; Date: Sunday May 8, 2011 Time: 1:00pm-2:30pm Meeting Place: The tour will meet at the steps of [...] May 5th, 2011 | Tags: Author: Sandy Ikeda, brooklyn, Brooklyn Heights, Jane Jacobs | Category: Jane Jacobs | One comment |
 printable viewThe Ludwig von Mises Institute publishes a podcast performed by Jeff Riggenbach called “The Libertarian Tradition”, which discusses significant figures in the libertarian movement. The most recent edition is dedicated to Jane Jacobs, who’s ideas are highly regarded by many libertarians, despite the fact that she publicly distanced herself from being associated with the [...] April 23rd, 2011 | Tags: Author: Sandy Ikeda, Brooklyn Heights, Jane Jacobs, Jeff Riggenbach, Ludwig Von Mises, Thomas Schmidt | Category: Author: Sandy Ikeda, Economics, history, Jane Jacobs | 2 comments |
printable viewI came across this video interview of economist Sandy Ikeda by the Mackinac Center. Sandy currently blogs at thinkmarkets and has contributed guest posts to Market Urbanism. I thought Sandy did a great job discussing many of the topics we cover in this site. Sandy is particularly insightful when it comes to the [...] December 13th, 2009 | Tags: Author: Sandy Ikeda, automobile, highways, Intervention, planning, smart growth | Category: Economics, planning, video, zoning | 24 comments |
printable viewSandy Ikeda posted an abstract for a short essay he is contributing to a Festschrift honoring Jane Jacobs. He quite eloquently describes the nature of the living city: A city is not a man-made thing. Rather, it emerges from the actions of its inhabitants, who interact in unpredictable yet orderly ways. Under [...] April 7th, 2009 | Tags: Author: Sandy Ikeda, emergence, Jane Jacobs | Category: Economics, Jane Jacobs | Leave a comment |
printable view(Map of Robert Moses’ unbuilt proposals via “vanshnookenraggen.”) Sandy Ikeda blogs: If Moses were around today I don’t think he’d waste any time getting every major project he could think of “shovel ready” for hundreds of billions of stimulus money. While he’s no longer with us, I do fear that, with [...] March 23rd, 2009 | Tags: Author: Sandy Ikeda, infrastructure, nyc, robert moses, stimulus | Category: corruption, history, infrastructure | 10 comments |
printable viewWhen the New York Sun decided to shut down its press, the biggest loss to the blogosphere was Sanford Ikeda’s Culture of Congestion blog. At the Sun, Sandy blogged about cities, economics, politics, and related subjects. Sandford Ikeda is an Associate Professor of Economics at SUNY Purchase. Professor Ikeda is the author of [...] October 20th, 2008 | Tags: Author: Sandy Ikeda, nyc | Category: Author: Sandy Ikeda | Leave a comment |
printable viewThe New York Sun has decided to close up shop. To Market Urbanists, the greatest casualties are Sandy Ikeda’s blog, Culture of Congestion and Ed Glaeser’s articles. Sandy’s work has inspired me to read Jane Jacobs’ books (starting with The Death and Life of Great American Cities), and I plan to post some [...] October 5th, 2008 | Tags: Author: Sandy Ikeda, culture of congestion, Ed Glaeser, ny sun, nyc | Category: Economics, Jane Jacobs | Leave a comment |
printable viewMarket Urbanism was featured in Sandy Ikeda’s NY Sun blog “Culture of Congestion”: More Kindred Spirits: Mitchell Moss and “Market Urbanism” Blog. If you don’t already, I recommend subscribing to “Culture of Congestion”. Thanks Sandy! September 2nd, 2008 | Tags: Author: Sandy Ikeda, culture of congestion, ny sun | Category: Uncategorized | Leave a comment |
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