By: PJTV In: Instapundit TV Glenn Reynolds of Instapundit recently interviewed Joel about the importance of maintaining upward mobility in America’s cities and the current class bifurcation happening in many […]
In: The Planning Report Cities in the midwest are outpacing Los Angeles in almost every sector. When did L.A. cease to be the city of the future? An interview with […]
By: Demographia In: 7th Annual Housing Affordability Survey Introduction In much of the English speaking world, affordability is often conflated with cheapness and lack of economic competitiveness. Real estate developers, […]
Appearing in: Forbes.com The last 10 years have been the worst for Western civilization since the 1930s. At the onset of the new millennium North America, Europe and Oceania stood […]
By: Thomas Bergen, getAbstract In: Leadership Books Washington Post Inside ‘The Next Hundred Million’ Title: The Next Hundred Million: America in 2050 Author: Joel Kotkin Publisher: Penguin Press, 2010 ISBN-13: […]
By: Ryan Streeter In: Conservative Home Joel Kotkin is one of America’s most important demographers and futurists. In the 4 question interview below he hits Republicans where it hurts a […]
By: National Public Radio In: All Things Considered From NPR: Listen to the Audio Story “California is arguably the most important state in the union. It accounts for 13 percent […]
In: The Agenda with Steve Paikin Watch Joel discuss the future of urbanism and settlement patterns with Steve Paikin’s show, The Agenda.
By: Zul Othman In: Todayonline.com SINGAPORE-While most countries may turn to immigration to resolve the problem of a dwindling population, urban development scholar Joel Kotkin warns that such a measure […]
By: Counterpoint In: ABC Radio National, Australia listen now | download audio Over half the world’s population now lives in cities, but is high-density living really how most people want […]
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