Bruce Katz

2009

Rethinking the Way on InfrastructureNovember 20, 2009

The Great Recession: What Comes Next for America’s MetrosOctober 27, 2009

The Great Recession: What Comes Next for Our Metropolitan NationOctober 26, 2009

The Great Recession: What Comes Next for Our Metro NationOctober 15, 2009

Seattle's Opportunity Emerging from the Great RecessionOctober 12, 2009

What Comes Next for Our Metro Nation: The New Forces Driving RegionalismSeptember 23, 2009

What's at Stake for Pittsburgh? The G-20 Should Focus on What's Good for CitiesSeptember 22, 2009

Urban Revitalization and OpportunityJuly 09, 2009

A New Generation of Federal Housing PolicyJune 29, 2009

Restoring Prosperity to OhioJune 08, 2009

Small-Town Big SpendingApril 20, 2009

Miracle Mets: How U.S. Metros Propel America's Economy and Might Drive Its Recovery March 11, 2009

Strengthening Our Infrastructure for a Sustainable FutureFebruary 22, 2009

The White House Office of Urban Policy: Form and FunctionFebruary 12, 2009

The Suburban ChallengeJanuary 26, 2009

Infrastructure is in Dire Need of WorkJanuary 15, 2009

Memo to the President: Invest in Long-Term ProsperityJanuary 12, 2009

2008

Paths to Economic RecoveryNovember 24, 2008

Ohio must Build on its Strengths by Customizing Development Strategies for Each RegionOctober 19, 2008

A Small-town or Metro Nation?October 08, 2008

Revitalizing OhioSeptember 10, 2008

What the Delegates Can Learn From DenverAugust 25, 2008

Minneapolis: Our Bridge is Fixed; The Problem is NotJuly 31, 2008

The Prospects for Advancing MetroPolicies in the Coming YearJune 12, 2008

The Summit for American Prosperity PresentationsJune 11, 2008

Transformative Investments: Remaking American Cities for a New CenturyJune 01, 2008

Affordable Housing, Rental Housing and Home OwnershipApril 24, 2008

Pennsylvania Economic Revival Lies in its Metro AssetsApril 14, 2008

An Economic Plan for the Commonwealth: Unleashing the Assets of Metropolitan PennsylvaniaMarch 31, 2008

Ask Candidates How They'll Help Fix MichiganMarch 11, 2008

We Need Washington: Some of North Texas' Problems Are Too Big To Go It AloneFebruary 24, 2008

An Economic Blueprint? The Candidate Who Has One Should Find a Receptive OhioFebruary 24, 2008

A Blueprint For the FutureFebruary 24, 2008

Time to Talk of Future Economy: Candidates Must Tell How They'd Move Wisconsin AheadFebruary 23, 2008

A Two Percent Solution for Downtown Rochester (NY)February 12, 2008

Voting on ‘Metro Tuesday’February 04, 2008

Beyond Short Term on Super TuesdayFebruary 01, 2008

Metro Areas Need to Use Power of Their VotesJanuary 22, 2008

America’s Infrastructure: Ramping Up or Crashing DownJanuary 03, 2008

2007

To Connect with Voters, Candidates Should Speak ‘Metro’December 19, 2007

Federal Policies should take Advantage of Metro AreasNovember 11, 2007

Blueprint for American Prosperity Forum PresentationNovember 06, 2007

A Blueprint for American Prosperity:Unleashing the Potential of a Metropolitan NationNovember 06, 2007

Metro Nation: How Ohio’s Cities and Metro Areas Can Drive Prosperity in the 21st CenturySeptember 07, 2007

A Much More Urban AmericaJuly 27, 2007

A Much More Urban AmericaJuly 23, 2007

The Goal for Ohio Metros: 43,000 residentsJune 29, 2007

Cities Must Lead Way Back to ProsperityJune 24, 2007

A Blueprint for National ProsperityJune 21, 2007

Restoring Prosperity: The State Role in Revitalizing Ohio's Older Industrial CitiesMay 29, 2007

Calling the Commonwealth: Revitalizing PittsburghMay 27, 2007

A Blueprint for American Prosperity: What the 2008 Election Should Be About...and How to Make It HappenMay 23, 2007

Back to Prosperity: A Competitive Agenda for Renewing PennsylvaniaMay 18, 2007

Elevate Our CitiesMay 13, 2007

A Nation in Transition: What the Urban Age Means for the United StatesMay 04, 2007

The Sticker Shock of Sprawl: Housing/Transportation Tradeoffs in Metro Kansas CityApril 17, 2007

The Vital Center: A Federal-State Compact to Renew the Great Lakes RegionMarch 05, 2007

Remaking Transportation and Housing Policy for the New CenturyFebruary 28, 2007

Preserving the Vital Center: Renew the Economy of the Industrial HeartlandFebruary 28, 2007

Rethinking U.S. Rental Housing Policy: Build on State and Local InnovationsFebruary 28, 2007

Rethinking Affordable Housing StrategiesFebruary 22, 2007

The Next Urban AgendaJanuary 28, 2007

2006

Taking the Urban Road to Connecticut's FutureNovember 30, 2006

The 2% Solution: Drawing a Critical Mass of Residents Downtown is Key to Urban RevivalNovember 26, 2006

An Urban Agenda for an Urban AgeNovember 10, 2006

The State of American CitiesNovember 01, 2006

Charting Maine's FutureOctober 20, 2006

The Elections That Really Matter This FallOctober 10, 2006

Six Ways Cities Can Reach Their Economic PotentialOctober 02, 2006

The Economic Potential of American CitiesOctober 01, 2006

Concentrated Poverty in New Orleans and Other American CitiesAugust 04, 2006

"Weak Cities" Presentation Offers Concrete Strategies for Improving Market PositionJuly 12, 2006

Racial Division and Concentrated Poverty in U.S. CitiesJuly 07, 2006

The State of New Orleans: An UpdateJuly 05, 2006

A Central Library to Be Proud Of (District of Columbia)June 19, 2006

Task Force on Work, Poverty and OpportunityJune 02, 2006

Growing Inclusively: Why Doing the Right Thing Is the Competitive Thing in the Twin CitiesMay 24, 2006

Transforming Metropolitan Governance in Syracuse: A Roadmap for ProsperityMay 17, 2006

Revitalizing Weak Market Cities in the U.S.May 08, 2006

Why Housing and Land Use Matter for New Jersey's Toughest ChallengesMay 02, 2006

Prosperity at Risk: Toward a Competitive New JerseyMay 01, 2006

Transformative Investments: Unleashing the Potential of American CitiesApril 05, 2006

Local and Metropolitan Governance: Lessons from the U.S.April 03, 2006

The Future State of the State: Why Michigan Needs a New ModelMarch 27, 2006

Housing and the 2008 ElectionMarch 13, 2006

Redefining Urban and Suburban America: Evidence from Census 2000, Volume 3March 01, 2006

Extreme Makeover: NassauJanuary 29, 2006

The State of Disappearing JobsJanuary 23, 2006

Remaking Transportation Policy for the New CenturyJanuary 23, 2006

2005

Why New York's Next Governor Needs an Urban Agenda December 16, 2005

Towards a Competitive Capital RegionDecember 13, 2005

The State of New OrleansDecember 07, 2005

Transforming the American City: Lessons for BelfastNovember 18, 2005

Housing Families Displaced by Katrina: A Review of the Federal Response to DateNovember 01, 2005

Louisville and New OrleansOctober 23, 2005

Towards a Competitive and Sustainable MaineOctober 20, 2005

Towards a Competitive and Sustainable MaineOctober 20, 2005

An Urban Age in Detroit: The Case for State Reform and Community RenewalOctober 11, 2005

Getting Real about Gas PricesOctober 10, 2005

Post Katrina Housing AssistanceOctober 05, 2005

Katrina's Window: Confronting Concentrated Poverty Across AmericaOctober 01, 2005

An Urban Age in Ohio: The Case for State ReformSeptember 29, 2005

Harsh Housing Realities Require Strong LeadershipSeptember 22, 2005

In the Wake of Katrina: Provide Mobility, Not Just Mobile HomesSeptember 18, 2005

President Bush's Plan to Rebuild (Gulf Coast)September 16, 2005

Planner Defines a New Vision of New OrleansSeptember 14, 2005

To Shelter Katrina's Victims, Learn from the Northridge Quake ZoneSeptember 12, 2005

New Realities for ChicagolandSeptember 09, 2005

Taking the High Road: A Metropolitan Agenda for Transportation ReformAugust 01, 2005

Don't Read Too Much into Census Numbers (Milwaukee)July 19, 2005

Think Locally, Act Regionally (New York)July 11, 2005

Getting the Market Right for Working FamiliesJune 14, 2005

New York: Organizing for SuccessMay 26, 2005

Understanding Regional Dynamics: Implications for Social and Economic JusticeMay 23, 2005

Elected Mayors in the United Kingdom: Lessons from the U.S.May 20, 2005

Transportation BreakdownMay 14, 2005

Economic and Fiscal Benefits of DensityMay 12, 2005

The State of American Cities and First SuburbsMay 11, 2005

Confronting the Realities of Core Cities in Weak MarketsMay 02, 2005

Beyond Red and Blue: How the Tri-State Area Fares in the New National ContextApril 29, 2005

Prize Inspires Students To Continue Shatten's Work (Cleveland)April 19, 2005

Pennsylvania Can't Afford 2 EconomiesApril 08, 2005

The Broader Context for Vacant LandApril 07, 2005

The Price Is Wrong (Philadelphia)April 04, 2005

Redefining Urban and Suburban America: Evidence from Census 2000, Volume 2April 01, 2005

The Price Is Wrong: Getting the Market Right for Working Families in PhiladelphiaApril 01, 2005

The State of American Cities and SuburbsMarch 18, 2005

This Land Is Our Land: A Call to Arms for State and Federal Policy ReformMarch 09, 2005

An Urban Age in a Suburban Nation?February 25, 2005

A Transformative Agenda for U.S. CitiesFebruary 10, 2005

One-Fifth of the Nation: America's First Suburbs in TransitionFebruary 07, 2005

Communities of Choice and ConnectionFebruary 02, 2005

Diagnosing Cities: Lessons from AmericaFebruary 01, 2005

State of the World's Cities: The American ExperienceFebruary 01, 2005

The Great City (Seattle)January 30, 2005

Distinctive, Equitable, Competitive (Louisville)January 23, 2005

2004

One Year Later Change Is Happening in PennsylvaniaDecember 19, 2004

Pennsylvania's Housing ChallengesDecember 16, 2004

The City/Region of the FutureNovember 15, 2004

Is Washington D.C. Ripe for Smart Growth?October 25, 2004

Missouri Needs to FocusOctober 24, 2004

Missouri Candidates Should Get RealOctober 19, 2004

Redefining Urban and Suburban AmericaSeptember 30, 2004

American Metropolis: Divided We SprawlSeptember 29, 2004

Wanted: New Ideas for Jobs DebateSeptember 24, 2004

Rethinking Local Affordable Housing StrategiesSeptember 21, 2004

At the Corner of Future and Main: The Benefits of High Density, Center City DevelopmentSeptember 20, 2004

Purging the Parasitic EconomySeptember 07, 2004

Selling the Rust Belt ShortAugust 08, 2004

There Goes the NeighbourhoodJuly 14, 2004

Neighborhoods of Choice and Connection: The Evolution of American Neighborhood Policy and What It Means for the United KingdomJuly 01, 2004

To Build a Middle Class, Improve Quality of LifeJune 16, 2004

Presentation of Growing the Middle ClassJune 07, 2004

Kansas City: Region on the RiseJune 04, 2004

Hindering HomeownershipMay 19, 2004

Keep HOPE (VI) AliveMay 17, 2004

A Progressive Agenda for Metropolitan AmericaMay 01, 2004

A Decade of HOPE VIMay 01, 2004

American Metropolis: Divided We SprawlMarch 30, 2004

Public Policy Roundtable on Weak Market CitiesFebruary 24, 2004

Pittsburgh: The Road to ReformJanuary 18, 2004

2003

Presentation of Back to Prosperity: A Competitive Agenda for Renewing PennsylvaniaDecember 09, 2003

Back to Prosperity: A Competitive Agenda for Renewing PennsylvaniaDecember 08, 2003

The Sprawl of the Wild: Now Is the Right Time To Revive Our CitiesDecember 07, 2003

Statewide Presentation of Back to Prosperity: A Competitive Agenda for Renewing PennsylvaniaDecember 01, 2003

Building Inclusive, Multicultural CommunitiesOctober 27, 2003

The New Art of GoverningOctober 17, 2003

Metropolitan Governance for a Changing EconomySeptember 11, 2003

Census 2000: Key Trends and Implications for CitiesSeptember 10, 2003

Seizing City Assets: Ten Steps to Urban Land ReformJuly 09, 2003

Housing Vouchers: Performance and PotentialJune 17, 2003

The Smart Money Is On Smart GrowthJune 08, 2003

Foreword of ""Half Way From Everywhere: A Portrait of America's First Tier Suburbs"" by William HudnutJune 01, 2003

Grow Smart Rhode IslandMay 21, 2003

Indianapolis: Challenges for HomeownershipApril 25, 2003

Smart Growth Saves MoneyApril 13, 2003

The New Growth Agenda: MichiganMarch 24, 2003

The New Urban DemographicsMarch 20, 2003

TEA-21 Reauthorization: Getting Transportation Right for Metropolitan AmericaMarch 01, 2003

The State Role in Rewarding Work through the EITCFebruary 23, 2003

Redefining Urban and Suburban America: Evidence from Census 2000February 03, 2003

Redefining Urban and Suburban America: Evidence from Census 2000February 03, 2003

After the Mid-terms: Congress, the President and Policymaking in 2003February 01, 2003

American Cities: Federal Neglect Imperils Their RiseJanuary 09, 2003

2002

A Competitive Agenda for Greater BostonNovember 26, 2002

Smart Growth: The Future of the American Metropolis?November 01, 2002

Where is Affordable Housing on the National Agenda?October 09, 2002

Beyond Merger: A Competitive Vision for the Regional City of LouisvilleJuly 15, 2002

Smart Growth and Metropolitan Reform: New HavenMay 15, 2002

Increasing Housing Opportunities in Metro Kansas CityMarch 22, 2002

Making Connections in the Metropolitan AgeMarch 13, 2002

Municipalities in TransitionMarch 08, 2002

Put Unemployed Jobs Program to WorkJanuary 22, 2002

New Year Resolutions For CitiesJanuary 08, 2002

2001

Smart Growth and Community Development: The Necessary ConnectionNovember 28, 2001

The New Metropolitan Agenda: MichiganNovember 02, 2001

Building a Competitive Philadelphia: Pennsylvania Biotech AssociationOctober 10, 2001

Cities Matter: Shifting the Focus of Welfare ReformJune 01, 2001

Welcome to the 'Exit Ramp' EconomyMay 13, 2001

Escape From Connecticut's CitiesApril 08, 2001

2000

The Need to Connect Smart Growth and Affordable HousingNovember 29, 2000

Improve Children's Education with Housing VouchersOctober 20, 2000

U.S. Should Assure That Full-Time Workers Have Decent HousingAugust 23, 2000

Enough of the Small Stuff! Toward a New Urban AgendaJune 01, 2000

Reflections on RegionalismMarch 07, 2000

Moving Beyond Sprawl: Toward a Broader Metropolitan AgendaMarch 01, 2000

1999

Divided We SprawlDecember 01, 1999

Help Wanted: Connecting Inner-City Job Seekers with Suburban JobsSeptember 01, 1999

Growing a Smarter RegionAugust 01, 1999

Extending the American DreamApril 13, 1999

The Transformation of Chicago's Public Housing: Challenges and OpportunitiesFebruary 26, 1999

Higher Education: Cities? Hidden AssetFebruary 14, 1999

The State of Welfare Caseloads in America's Cities: 1999February 01, 1999

1998

The New Metropolitan Agenda: Connecting Cities & SuburbsSeptember 01, 1998

Reviving Cities: Think MetropolitanJune 01, 1998

The State of Welfare Caseloads in America's CitiesApril 01, 1998

Regionalism Deserves More Federal SupportFebruary 09, 1998

1997

In America's Cities, The Lord's Work: The Church and the "Civil Society Sector"September 01, 1997

Curb the Sprawl of the SuburbsJune 21, 1997

Opening Remarks at the Brookings National Issues Forum ""Forging Metropolitan Solutions to Urban and Regional Problems""May 28, 1997