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Adams-Schoen, Sarah, Sink or Swim: In Search of a Model for Coastal City Climate Resilience (2015). 40 Columbia Journal of Environmental Law, 2015, Forthcoming; Touro Law Center Legal Studies Research Paper Series. Available at SSRN: http://tinyurl.com/o5d554m

Sink or Swim: In Search of a Model for Coastal City Climate Resilience by Sarah Adams-Schoen :: SSRN Although the threats of global climate change are by no means limited to coastal areas, coastal cities face extreme and unique challenges. Global temperatures a

Public-Private Partnership and Economic Efficiency: A Case Study of the Korean Urban Rail Transit System http://ow.ly/DFE6e

Public-Private Partnership and Economic Efficiency: A Case Study of the Korean Urban Rail... This study examines whether a public-private partnership (PPP) arrangement improved operational cost efficiency in Korea’s urban rail transit system. Overall, e

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Anchoring Memory in the Face of Disaster: Technology and Istanbul's Cultural Heritage... Istanbul is the largest metropolitan area in Turkey, and is a historic meeting place of cultures, religions, and continents. Yet, Istanbul's invaluable tangibl

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Storm Surges, Disaster Planning, and Vulnerable Populations at the Urban Periphery: Imagining a... In the aftermath of Sandy, the destructive superstorm that had a devastating impact in New York City and other parts of the Northeastern U.S. in 2012, ideas and

Refocusing the Development Agenda in Latin America: How to Build Government Capabilities http://ow.ly/wVpWw

Refocusing the Development Agenda in Latin America: How to Build Government Capabilities Mariano Tommasi discusses the need for effective cooperative political processes and policies to achieve sustainable development in Latin America.