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Things That We Learned This Week Are “Not a Panacea”

Date: October 7, 2015Author: andrewmiller2007 1 Comment
  • Prisoner education
  • A weak Canadian dollar 
  • Sovereign wealth funds
  • Income-based debt repayment
  • Sanctions on North Korea
  • Downsizing your home
  • Granting 16- and 17-year-olds the right to vote
  • Monetary policy 
  • Education
  • The United Nations
  • Integrated development
  • Mental first aid 
  • Gun control
  • Closing drug houses 
  • Technology
  • Public land 
  • Riding bikes in a group at night 
  • Air traffic control privatization
  • Removing children from their families 
  • Divorce 

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Andrew Miller is a Strategic Leader with the City of Mississauga in Ontario. He holds a BA from McGill, an MA from Yale, and a PhD from Johns Hopkins, none of which are related to what he's doing now. His interests include cities and urbanism, narratology and game design, noir fiction and belles lettres, and Aristotle and Saint Paul, but it's his expertise in public-transit policy and implementation that pays the bills. He volunteers his time to PhD students interested in exploring lives and careers outside of the academy. He's been a panelist on CBC Radio on the subject of municipal finance reform, and is a two-time TEDx speaker. He's also fun at parties. View all posts by andrewmiller2007

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