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Assessing disruptive demographic and economic trends shaping both the form and function of urban communities, devising policy prescriptions to enhance urban and metropolitan competitiveness, and identifying pathways to prosperity for the urban disadvantaged in a hyper-competitive global economy where the new normal is “certain-uncertainty.”

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Jim Johnson and Jeanne Milliken Bonds Offer Insights on Reputational Equity in Triangle Business Journal Article

Dec 2, 2020 • News & Media

In a recent Triangle Business Journal article, Urban Investment Strategies Center Director Jim Johnson and UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School Professor Jeanne Milliken Bonds discuss why Americans are increasingly turning to companies with purpose and ethics, and provide a corporate reputational equity checklist to help organizations move toward greater diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) practices.

The Seven “What Matters” In a System Not Designed for Us

The Seven “What Matters” In a System Not Designed for Us

Sep 30, 2020 • News & Media

For African Americans and individuals from other historically underrepresented groups, work cultures can be difficult to navigate. In a new white paper, The Seven "What Matters" In a System Not Designed for Us, Urban Investment Strategies Center Director Jim Johnson draws upon his 40 years of experience in academia to offer strategies for individuals in these groups to thrive within work cultures that do not fully embrace and may even be antagonistic to diversity and inclusion.

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