By: KNRS 105.9 Talk Radio
On: Rod Arquette Show
Joel Kotkin, Presidential Fellow in Urban Futures at Chapman University and executive director of the Urban Reform Institute, joins the Rod Arquette show to discuss his recent piece in The Daily Beast on how the coronavirus may be pushing America toward a better future.
By: George J. Marlin
On: The Island Now
For some years, I have been recommending new political books readers might choose to crack open during their summer vacations. This year, however, I am taking a slightly different approach because many interesting books slated for publication in the spring have been put off due to the coronavirus pandemic.
So, for political junkies, I recommend not only recent publications, but several books published decades ago that I took down from my library shelves and reread while confined to my home. (The out-of-print books can be purchased at abebooks.com.)
By: Frederic W. (“Fritz”) Knaak
In: StarTribune
The June 23 commentary “This area’s been told for decades: Segregation won’t work” provides a compelling background leading up to the current unrest in Minneapolis. Yet its conclusions may lead us in the wrong direction in search of solutions. Read more
By: Haisten Willis
In: Washington Post
The back-to-the-city narrative that took hold in the years after the Great Recession described a new generation — millennials — eschewing suburban life to ride public transit back into the urban core of America. Read more
Host: Quillete
On: Podcast 95, with Toby Young
Joel Kotkin, executive director of the Urban Reform Institute and author of The Coming of Neo-Feudalism, talks to Toby Young about the effect of the coronavirus pandemic on American cities and the rioting that broke out following the death of George Floyd. Read more
By: Dan Proft
On: Omny
Joel Kotkin talks with Dan Proft about his just released book, The Coming of Neo Feudalism: A Warning to the Global Middle Class and how the coronavirus is accelerating the shift to a new feudalism. Read more
Host: The Hill
On: Rising, with Saagar Enjeti and Krystal Ball
Chapman University’s Joel Kotkin joins Saagar Enjeti and Krystal Ball on Rising, to talk about his new book, ‘The Coming of Neo-feudalism.’
Host: Paul Orgel
On: Washington Journal, C-Span
Chapman University’s Joel Kotkin on C-Span, talking about the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on urban centers in the United States.
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