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K. Sabeel Rahman

K. Sabeel Rahman is an Assistant Professor of Law at Brooklyn Law School, and a Fellow at the New America Foundation.

Urban Planning and Development April 26, 2016

The Key to Making Economic Development More Equitable Is Making It More Democratic

How Oakland and other cities are experimenting with efforts to make local residents active participants in the development process.

K. Sabeel Rahman
Economics July 21, 2015

How To Revive Progressive-Era Economics for the New Gilded Age

How do we fight concentrations of private corporate power? By studying how they did it last time.

K. Sabeel Rahman
Government March 21, 2012

Is Participatory Rule-Making Possible?

By giving people a direct voice in shaping regulations, we can make agencies more responsive and accountable, and give citizens a direct stake in policy-making.

K. Sabeel Rahman