Cities and Urbanization

Populism is poison. Plural cities are the antidote

A rainbow appears as a pedestrian crosses one of the Golden Jubilee Bridges in London January 31, 2014.

Plural cities will play a critical role in determining whether humanity survives this century Image: REUTERS/Suzanne Plunkett

Robert Muggah
Co-founder, SecDev Group and Co-founder, Igarapé Institute
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