That’s what Paul Romer thinks. His idea of charter cities—autonomous, technocratic economic hubs based on the model of Hong Kong—that would be founded in developing nations is revolutionary. But would it work?
If neocolonialism can be avoided this might be a good idea.
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I have worked in developing countries for the last 8 years, following 8 years work in very developed cities. I think...
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