The Free Cities Institute
September 29, 2011
The gorgeous website has launched. Michael’s starting to blog over there. Lots of resources. Do check it out.
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Good stuff and a working concept.
Both free cities of Hong Kong and Singapore were so magical, magical places (I loved Dubai & Monaco as well) to spend time in that I’m permanently moving to Singapore in 2012.
I wish there already were a 1,000 similar free cities to choose from.