Civic Bulletins 31-35 | This Works: Tested Ideas for New Urban Governance
These five reports provide urban leaders with a road map for how to address some of the fundamental challenges facing America's cities. Produced by the Manhattan Institute's Center for Civic Innovation in conjunction with the Fannie Mae Foundation, they lay out both general strategies and specific tactics drawn from the experience of urban reformers during the 1990's.

• Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow William Eggers and Center for Civic Innovation Chairman Stephen Goldsmith on City Finance | Civic Bulletin 31
• Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow George Kelling and Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Executive Director Ron Corbett on Crime | Civic Bulletin 32
• Initiative for a Competitive Inner City Vice President Alen Amirkhanian on Economic Development | Civic Bulletin 33
• Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow Jay Greene on Education | Civic Bulletin 34
• New York University Professors Michael Schill and Jerry Salama and Goldman Sachs Managing Director Richard Roberts on Housing | Civic Bulletin 35