Scenarios about 'city governance'
City governance refers to the political systems, administrative structures, and decision-making processes that manage urban areas and deliver municipal services. Throughout history, cities have experimented with various governance models, from direct democracy in ancient Greek poleis to modern mayor-council systems and city managers. Alternative history scenarios often explore how different approaches to urban governance might have shaped city development, social cohesion, and responses to challenges like industrialization, immigration, and environmental issues.
What If Houston Had Zoning Laws?
Exploring the alternate timeline where America's fourth-largest city adopted comprehensive zoning ordinances, dramatically altering its urban development, economic growth patterns, and cultural identity.