 In 1958, Jacobs received a grant from the foundation to develop her ideas about cities; the foundation published the result of that work as "Death and Life" in 1961.Zukin also points to Jacobs's connection to Time Inc., which published The Architectural Forum, where Jacobs held a staff position, and wonders whether Jacobs was influenced by a fear of red-baiting, given that McCarthyism had waned only a few years before she began work on "Death and Life.