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I considered getting that book until I realized it's 733 pages. Is it worth at least reading some sections of it?
by chizhik-pyzhik 5y ago
I considered getting that book until I realized it's 733 pages. Is it worth at least reading some sections of it?
- johnatthebar 5y agoThe author's follow-up, Parking and the City, is a mere 534 pages and more readable. (Part of the reason Shoup has been so successful as a policy change agent is that he's a gifted writer.) Still goes for an academic price, unfortunately. https://www.amazon.com/Parking-City-Donald-Shoup/dp/1138497126 https://www.amazon.com/Parking-City-Donald-Shoup/dp/11384971... Henry Grabar is working on what will hopefully be a more popular-press approach: https://twitter.com/henrygrabar/status/1156649614596038656 https://twitter.com/henrygrabar/status/1156649614596038656