This event, the inaugural lecture of the Philadelphia 360 series, will feature a representative of the John McCain and Barack Obama campaigns to discuss how each candidate will treat urban issues in their administration: what are the key issues; how best to address them; why they are important to the broader national challenges including the economy and jobs, climate and environmental conditions, and national security and international relations; and more pointedly, how do aging industrial cities like Philadelphia factor into the national picture. These issues provide the broad frame for thinking about planning and economic development policy in Philadelphia, serving as a platform for the later discussion in this series that will focus on anchor institutions.
Next American City to sponsor McCain-Obama surrogate event!
Join Next American City, AIA Philadelphia and the University of Pennsylvania’s Institute for Urban Research for a one-night surrogate conversation on the urban agenda on October 6 at the Philadelphia Center for Architecture, 1218 Arch Street.
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