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Car-free urbanism
Objective measures show mental health/well-being benefits
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Justin Hollander
Sudan conflict means trouble for vulnerable informal settlements throughout Africa
The devastating war in Sudan means a stream of refugees heading for safer ground in nearby Chad, Egypt, Ethiopia, and elsewhere. The problem is that…
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Justin Hollander
Join us in Boston this Spring: Urban Experience and Design Conference (Ux+Design/2023)
No need to worry about snowstorms or subzero temperatures, by April 28th the sun will be shining (I hope) and flowers blooming, in the academic center…
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Justin Hollander
Are People Really Going to Settle Mars?
If we are, we better have a plan
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Having trouble finding your way around a new neighborhood? Biometrics to the rescue!
Whenever we walk around someplace new, our minds are hard at work to orient and navigate. Just as we rely on Waze and Google Maps when driving around…
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Bots are ruining cities IRL
“Election-interference” and “censorship machines” are how we tend to think of bots in digital spaces. Just as bots can disrupt elections in-real-life…
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Worried about nuclear war in Ukraine? You should be
Frustrated at the Biden administration’s failure to articulate and implement a clear path for peace in Ukraine, I wrote this opinion piece for The Hill…
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Cognitive Urbanism
The big ideas of cities, urbanism, technology, and the brain by Justin Hollander, urban planning professor at Tufts University.

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