Sanford Ikeda

Volume 5, No. 4 (Winter 2002) This short piece on methodology concerns the extent to which the knowledge assumptions of the economics employed by free-market critics of public policy logically permits...

In the works of Jacobs, the order present in a well-functioning urban area emerges as the result of human action but not human design. It arises from a myriad of individuals each pursuing their own interest and carrying out their own plans, within a framework of rules that encourages peaceful cooperation over violent aggression.