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The Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent economic crisis have sent New York City—not to mention the country at large—into a recession, put millions out of work, and crippled public services, inviting questions about the city’s future. But Gotham will bounce back—and the Manhattan Institute (MI), via its New York City: Reborn initiative, is here to help spark its renaissance.
New York City: Reborn is a wide-ranging Manhattan Institute project that will encompass research, journalism, and event programming. The institute, through this initiative, convenes business, civic, and academic leaders from around the city with MI scholars to discuss key issues—including public transit, housing, the city budget, infrastructure, education, public safety, and small-business competitiveness. Participants join issue-specific working groups, led by MI scholars, to develop innovative policy ideas and draft a series of issue briefs. This research will ultimately form a comprehensive agenda for the city’s recovery and a policy blueprint for its future leaders.
Post-coronavirus, the Manhattan Institute envisions a growing New York City with a thriving economy, healthy finances, accessible housing, effective infrastructure, flourishing education, safe streets, and increasing competitiveness. New York City: Reborn will help turn that vision into reality.
Check out MI’s Policy Playbook for New York’s Next Mayor
POLLS
- What New Yorkers Want from a New Mayor (June 2021)
- Rounding the Turn: The State of New York’s Mayoral Race (June 2021)
- New York’s Mayoral Race: Where It Stands (May 2021)
- A Survey of New York City’s High-Income Earners (September 2020)
- Taking the City’s Temperature: What New Yorkers Say About Crime, the Cost of Living, Schools, and Reform (September 2020)
- A Public Safety and Policing Plan NYC’s Next Mayor, Rafael A. Mangual Hannah Meyers
- A Transportation Plan for NYC’s Next Mayor, Nicole Gelinas
- A Budget Plan for the Next Mayor, Steven Malanga
- An Educational Plan for the Next Mayor, Ray Domanico
- A Growth-Oriented Housing Plan for the Next Mayor, Eric Kober
- Trimming New York's Budget Bloat, Eric Kober
- Modeling Tax-Revenue Erosion in American Cities, Michael Hendrix & Don Boyd
- Reforming New York City’s Public Retirement System, John Hunt
- Taking Control: How the State Can Guide New York City’s Post-Pandemic Fiscal Recovery, E.J. McMahon
- A Survey of New York City’s High-Income Earners: The Future of Work and the Quality of Life, Michael Hendrix
- Taking the City’s Temperature: What New Yorkers Say About Crime, the Cost of Living, Schools, and Reform, Michael Hendrix
- Five Cheap Ways to Improve New York City Subway Operations, Connor Harris
- Homelessness and Covid-19: Assessing the Response and Planning for the Recovery, Stephen Eide
- An Education Playbook For The Next Mayor
- Bridging The Future: Infrastructure And The Next Mayor
- A Place To Call Home: Housing And The Next Mayor
- Prioritizing New Yorkers' Public Safety: A Mayoral Playbook
- From Campaigns To Covid To City Hall: Reporting On The Race For Mayor
- Getting Back Growth: New York's Post-Covid Recovery
- A Post-Cuomo New York?
- Turning Around New York City Transit Crime
- Boosting New York City’s Long-Term Fiscal Health
- Closing the Fiscal Gap: From Albany to City Hall
- Saving New York City’s Transit System
- The New Challenge of Policing New York: A Conversation with NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea
- Living In New York In 2020: How to Navigate the City During Uncertain Times
- Tracking the MTA’s Future
Manhattan Institute’s City Journal magazine complements the New York City: Reborn series through a number of featured articles in both its online and print editions. Already in City Journal, James B. Meigs has written a guide to retrofitting offices to stave off Covid-19, Rafael A. Mangual has warned about the effects of depolicing on public order, and Nicole Gelinas has outlined a plan to save the MTA.
- Broadway’s Dark Year, Judith Miller
- Saving Gotham’s Students, Ray Domanico
- Can New York Find a Better Leader?, Seth Barron
- CUNY’s Future Is Key to New York’s Future, Daniel DiSalvo
- Improving Child Welfare, Naomi S. Riley
- New York’s Homeless Crucible, Stephen Eide
- Keeping New York Tech Strong, Danny Crichton
- The Bill Comes Due, Steven Malanga
- Free for All, Sahil Handa
- Disrupted—But in Demand, Chris Pope
- How New York Can End the Public Housing Trap, Howard Husock
- New York’s Year from Hell, Nicole Gelinas
- New York’s Dynamism Will Triumph, Jason M. Barr
- Zoning That Works, Eric Kober
- Cleaning Up #TrashCity, Arpit Gupta
- Problem: Overcrowding (Solution: More Housing), Nolan Gray
- Serene Seamanship on 81st Street, Edward Short
- Don’t Starve New York Restaurants, Steven Malanga
- Technology and the City, Mark P. Mills
- How to Save Gotham Transit, Nicole Gelinas
- New York’s Department of Overcorrection, Rafael A. Mangual
- The Big Retrofit, James B. Meigs
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