Restoring Community Conference
Location: Grand California Hotel, Anaheim, CA
Entries by Mandy Shamis
starting the year with a mess to clean up
By: E. Thomas McClanahan In: Kansas City Star Further out, the future seems brighter. As Joel Kotkin writes, this could be yet another American century.
Downtown Riverside A Stage; Its Future At Play
By: Kimberly Pierceall In: The Press-Enterprise Joel Kotkin, a Chapman University fellow focused on urban planning, said he doubts anyone wanting the urban experience of living downtown would flock to […]
Gov. Jon Corzine’s Greatest Public Service
By: Paul Mulshine In: The Star Ledger A couple of decades ago, Joel Kotkin said, services in Texas were noticeably inferior to services in the California. “Today, you go to […]
Sonoma: A ‘Slow City’ But Also A Walled One?
By: Daniel Weintraub In: The New York Times “The danger is that a slow city ends up as a city for the geriatric rich and the trustafarians,” said Joel Kotkin, […]
Private book party
Location: Houston, TX
IEDC Leadership Luncheon (with the Greater Houston Partnership)
Location: The Woodlands, TX
Intimitations of Decline
By: Ross Douthat In: NYTimes.com Kotkin focuses on America’s enduring economic strengths: Our demographic balance, our still-vast natural resources, our entrepreneurial culture, and so on.
The Limits of Politics
By: Bill Reeves In: Often Wrong, Never in Doubt Blog Kotkin is a very rare thing: a principled moderate.
San Francisco: Richer and Richer and Richer
In: Burbed.com According to Joel Kotkin, “San Francisco is Disneyland for adults, or a place people go until they grow up.”
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