The article discusses the sources of ideas for government policy-making in New York City, highlighting the role of think tanks like the Citizens Union, which was founded in 1897 as part of the good government movement. This organization sought to improve ethical standards in politics and combat the corruption of Tammany Hall. The merger of the Citizens Union with the 5Boro Institute showcases an evolution in local advocacy and the continuing importance of intellectual organizations in shaping policy.
The merger of the 5Boro Institute and the Citizens Union illustrates the evolution of public intellectual entities focused on local problem-solving in New York City.
Founded in 1897, the Citizens Union emerged from the good government movement aimed at countering Tammany Hall's political dominance in Manhattan.
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