Deputy Director

Amy Liu

Deputy Director, Metropolitan Policy Program

Amy Liu is deputy director of the Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program. Her policy studies include economic competitiveness, metropolitan growth and development, governance reforms, urban reinvestment, and social equity.

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2009

The New Orleans Index Anniversary Edition: Four Years after KatrinaJuly 30, 2009

The State of New Orleans: An Update 2009August 27, 2009

Implementing ARRA: Innovations in Design in Metro AmericaJuly 23, 2009

Pikes Peak as “Megapolitan” Space: A Federal Agenda for Prosperity in the Colorado Springs Metro AreaApril 07, 2009

FEMA’s Gulf Coast Rebuilding Efforts: The Path ForwardMarch 03, 2009

The New Orleans Index, January 2009January 28, 2009

President Obama's Agenda for CitiesJanuary 22, 2009

2008

Who Decides which Infrastructure Projects To Do?December 18, 2008

The State of New Orleans: An UpdateAugust 30, 2008

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

Pennsylvania Economic Revival Lies in its Metro AssetsApril 14, 2008

Metropolitan PennsylvaniaApril 01, 2008

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

2007

Two Years After the Storm: Housing Needs in the Gulf CoastSeptember 25, 2007

Democratic Issues ForumAugust 22, 2007

A Review of Key Indicators of Recovery Two Years After KatrinaAugust 01, 2007

Advancing Economic Success for All AmericansJuly 10, 2007

Pennsylvania Must Speed Up Reforms to Prosper: Growth Remains Slow Despite Hint of ProgressApril 08, 2007

Pathways to the Middle Class: Ensuring Greater Upward Mobility for All AmericansFebruary 28, 2007

2006

Voters, Ballots... Action!November 16, 2006

Look to Governors Races for Signs of ChangeNovember 03, 2006

The State of American CitiesNovember 01, 2006

The Benefits of High Density Development and the Implications for FloridaSeptember 27, 2006

Federal Allocations in Response to Katrina, Rita, and Wilma: An UpdateAugust 01, 2006

Special Edition of the Katrina Index: A One-Year Review of Key Indicators of Recovery in Post-Storm New OrleansAugust 01, 2006

Building a Better New Orleans: A Review of and Plan for Progress One Year after Hurricane KatrinaAugust 01, 2006

The State of New Orleans: An UpdateJuly 05, 2006

Higher Education in Pennsylvania: A Competitive Asset for CommunitiesJune 06, 2006

Moving Toward a More Prosperous, Inclusive Future: A Comprehensive Approach to Rebuilding Southern LouisianaApril 25, 2006

Prince George's County: Setting the Context for the FutureApril 12, 2006

2005

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

2004

Greener Pastures: Rural, urban areas have common cause in fight to prosperMay 02, 2004

2003

The Benefits and Realities of High Density DevelopmentOctober 31, 2003

2000

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

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