Fifty years ago, William Whyte studied how New Yorkers schmoozed, sat, and relaxed the small open spaces available to them. This 1980 treasure was the result.
Join me as I share a few timeless lessons. π§΅
@VidirPetersen@BAkkermans Yes, the Charlesβ Reich approach. You make a good point. Maybe we need to begin by defining what we mean by property (is land special or are asset classes conceptual substitutes?) A thought for another day (or another medium). Thanks for provoking some good questions!
@VidirPetersen@BAkkermans Interesting - so private law bc of the relational aspect? Which creates a right that is then protected by the State as a right?
@VidirPetersen@BAkkermans For sure. By why do we need both? Why not just property containing both private and public relationships? Does the bifurcation help us conceptually?
@JoanneConaghan I could t make it yesterday (Open Day) so was super disappointed not to make it to your talk. Come to lunch if youβre ever in town β¦
@DanNeidle Nice analysis. Re the % of kids re-entering the state school sector, has anyone assessed overseas v domestic students? As you imply the elasticities might be quite different and so would (presumably) the effects?