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The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the world economy in ways that will be debated by pundits and future historians for decades to come. Yet, as hard as it is to predict a disrupted future accurately, the pandemic (not to mention its probable successors) looks likely to produce clear economic winners and losers. read more » AMERICA’S POST-PANDEMIC GEOGRAPHY America’s Post-Pandemic Geography. by Joel Kotkin and Richard Florida 05/09/2021. Even as vaccination increases across the United States and an end to the tragedy of the Covid-19 pandemic seems in sight, the economic, fiscal, political, and geographic fallout from the virus cannot be overstated: a massive public health crisis thatleft more
CENSUS BUREAU RELEASES 2020 CITY POPULATION ESTIMATES In 2020 the city of Los Angeles population was 3,970,000, down 13,000 from 2019. At no point do Census Bureau estimates show that the 4,000,000 mark was ever met, despite stronger growth earlier in the decade propelled the city’s population upward by 175,000. Meanwhile, Los Angeles County, the most populous in the United States, lost68,000
HOW MUCH OF THE WORLD IS COVERED BY CITIES? How Much of the World is Covered by Cities? by Wendell Cox 07/23/2010. For years, planners and others have raised concerns about the amount of land that urbanization occupies, especially in the United States and other developed nations. My attention was recently drawn to an estimate that 2.7% of the world's land (excluding Antarctica) is THE GREEN NEW DEAL WILL IMPOVERISH AMERICA This will be made much worse by the green turn against nuclear power and natural gas, notes long-time environmentalist Ted Nordhaus. Under the Green New Deal, displaced workers will be placed on the dole, or encouraged to take a job in the ‘green economy’. Yet these jobs, notes a recent Building Trades Union study, pay far worse, and are THE DANGEROUS RISE OF THE WOKE CORPORATION The Dangerous Rise Of The Woke Corporation. by Joel Kotkin 07/14/2019. It would be comforting if Nike’s decision to ditch its “Betsy Ross” flag sneakers at the behest of former NFL quarterback and social justice warrior Colin Kaepernick was exceptional, but, sadly, it is not. Increasingly, many of our most powerful companies eagerly THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: TORONTO The Toronto urban area (called “population centre” by Statistics Canada) had a population of approximately 5.1 million according to the 2011 census. With a land area of 675 square miles (1,750 square kilometers), Toronto’s population density is 7,590 per square mile (2,930 per square kilometer). Toronto is the only major urban area inthe
TRAFFIC CONGESTION IN THE WORLD: 10 WORST AND BEST CITIES The continuing improvement in international traffic congestion data makes comparisons between different cities globally far easier. Annual reports (2013) by Tom Tom have been expanded to include China, adding the world’s second largest economy to previously produced array of reports on the Americas, Europe, South Africa and Australia/NewZealand.
THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: OSAKA-KOBE-KYOTO The Evolving Urban Form: Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto. by Wendell Cox 03/27/2012. Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto is Japan's second largest urban area and ranks as the 12th largest urban area in the world. With a population of approximately 17,000,000 and a land area of 1240 square miles (3200 square kilometers), Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto has a population density of13,700 per
WHICH COUNTRIES WOULD FIT INSIDE OF TEXAS? Which Countries Would Fit Inside of Texas? Everyone knows that Texas is big. In the self-storage world, Texas would be a 10x30 storage unit, the biggest of the bunch. But many people (namely, Yankees and Europeans) may not realize just how massive the Lone Star State really is. How that at 261,231 square miles of land, Texas would be the 39thNEWGEOGRAPHY.COM
The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the world economy in ways that will be debated by pundits and future historians for decades to come. Yet, as hard as it is to predict a disrupted future accurately, the pandemic (not to mention its probable successors) looks likely to produce clear economic winners and losers. read more » AMERICA’S POST-PANDEMIC GEOGRAPHY America’s Post-Pandemic Geography. by Joel Kotkin and Richard Florida 05/09/2021. Even as vaccination increases across the United States and an end to the tragedy of the Covid-19 pandemic seems in sight, the economic, fiscal, political, and geographic fallout from the virus cannot be overstated: a massive public health crisis thatleft more
CENSUS BUREAU RELEASES 2020 CITY POPULATION ESTIMATES In 2020 the city of Los Angeles population was 3,970,000, down 13,000 from 2019. At no point do Census Bureau estimates show that the 4,000,000 mark was ever met, despite stronger growth earlier in the decade propelled the city’s population upward by 175,000. Meanwhile, Los Angeles County, the most populous in the United States, lost68,000
HOW MUCH OF THE WORLD IS COVERED BY CITIES? How Much of the World is Covered by Cities? by Wendell Cox 07/23/2010. For years, planners and others have raised concerns about the amount of land that urbanization occupies, especially in the United States and other developed nations. My attention was recently drawn to an estimate that 2.7% of the world's land (excluding Antarctica) is THE GREEN NEW DEAL WILL IMPOVERISH AMERICA This will be made much worse by the green turn against nuclear power and natural gas, notes long-time environmentalist Ted Nordhaus. Under the Green New Deal, displaced workers will be placed on the dole, or encouraged to take a job in the ‘green economy’. Yet these jobs, notes a recent Building Trades Union study, pay far worse, and are THE DANGEROUS RISE OF THE WOKE CORPORATION The Dangerous Rise Of The Woke Corporation. by Joel Kotkin 07/14/2019. It would be comforting if Nike’s decision to ditch its “Betsy Ross” flag sneakers at the behest of former NFL quarterback and social justice warrior Colin Kaepernick was exceptional, but, sadly, it is not. Increasingly, many of our most powerful companies eagerly THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: TORONTO The Toronto urban area (called “population centre” by Statistics Canada) had a population of approximately 5.1 million according to the 2011 census. With a land area of 675 square miles (1,750 square kilometers), Toronto’s population density is 7,590 per square mile (2,930 per square kilometer). Toronto is the only major urban area inthe
TRAFFIC CONGESTION IN THE WORLD: 10 WORST AND BEST CITIES The continuing improvement in international traffic congestion data makes comparisons between different cities globally far easier. Annual reports (2013) by Tom Tom have been expanded to include China, adding the world’s second largest economy to previously produced array of reports on the Americas, Europe, South Africa and Australia/NewZealand.
THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: OSAKA-KOBE-KYOTO The Evolving Urban Form: Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto. by Wendell Cox 03/27/2012. Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto is Japan's second largest urban area and ranks as the 12th largest urban area in the world. With a population of approximately 17,000,000 and a land area of 1240 square miles (3200 square kilometers), Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto has a population density of13,700 per
WHICH COUNTRIES WOULD FIT INSIDE OF TEXAS? Which Countries Would Fit Inside of Texas? Everyone knows that Texas is big. In the self-storage world, Texas would be a 10x30 storage unit, the biggest of the bunch. But many people (namely, Yankees and Europeans) may not realize just how massive the Lone Star State really is. How that at 261,231 square miles of land, Texas would be the 39th THE NEXT ENTREPRENEURIAL REVOLUTION 21 hours ago · The coronavirus pandemic has altered the future of American business. The virus-driven disruption has proved more profound than anything imagined by Silicon Valley, costing more jobs than in any year since the Great Depression. But there’s also good news, as Americans’ instinctive entrepreneurial spirit is driving growth and innovation: 4.4 million new business applications wererecorded
HOW WORK WILL CHANGE PERMANENTLY AFTER THE PANDEMIC Last spring, the COVID-19 pandemic caused perhaps the worst job losses since the Great Depression. The decrease in the labor force participation rate — from 63.3% to 61.3% — has been steeper than that seen in the Great Recession and is among the largest 12-month declines in the post-World War II era, according to the Pew Research Center and federal labor data. THIS IS THE GREAT RESHUFFLING This is the Great Reshuffling. by John Sanphillippo 09/22/2020. The Interwebs are abuzz over the mass exodus from cities triggered by the coronavirus. Cue up the images of Moses parting the sea for a caravan of U-Hauls destined for the verdant cul-de-sacs of the Promised Land. This outward population migration is quantifiable and real. THE BIG MOVES: WHERE PEOPLE ARE MOVING Wendell Cox is principal of Demographia, an international public policy firm located in the St. Louis metropolitan area.He is a founding senior fellow at the Urban Reform Institute, Houston and a member of the Advisory Board of the Center for Demographics and Policy at Chapman University in Orange, California. He has served as a visiting professor at the Conservatoire National des Arts et THE BLACK PEARL OF ATLANTIC BEACH The Black Pearl of Atlantic Beach. by Rick Harrison 03/26/2021. About a year ago, I got a call from Sonny Matta, one of the founders of Atlantic Beach Redevelopment Public-Private Partnership, introduced me to Atlantic Beach, South Carolina – a 97 acre city along the Atlantic Coast known to locals as The Black Pearl. MONOPOLY | NEWGEOGRAPHY.COM Authored by Aaron Renn, The Urban State of Mind: Meditations on the City is the first Urbanophile e-book, featuring provocative essays on the key issues facing our cities, including innovation, talent attraction and brain drain, global soft power, sustainability, economic development, and localism. Check out Healing American Democracy: Going Local, the new book from Morley Winograd andNEWGEOGRAPHY.COM
There has been a basic demographic calculus to this prolonged Democratic nomination fight. In states and areas with high numbers of young, educated voters, as well as African-Americans, Sen. Barack Obama generally does well. THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: TORONTO The Toronto urban area (called “population centre” by Statistics Canada) had a population of approximately 5.1 million according to the 2011 census. With a land area of 675 square miles (1,750 square kilometers), Toronto’s population density is 7,590 per square mile (2,930 per square kilometer). Toronto is the only major urban area inthe
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Authored by Aaron Renn, The Urban State of Mind: Meditations on the City is the first Urbanophile e-book, featuring provocative essays on the key issues facing our cities, including innovation, talent attraction and brain drain, global soft power, sustainability, economic development, and localism. Check out Healing American Democracy: Going Local, the new book from Morley Winograd and MichaelJOEL KOTKIN
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The Heartland continues to experience an influx of Hispanic immigrant workers, as seen in the last decade. Hispanic populations increased more than three times as fast as the national population from 2010 to 2019 (19.2% compared to 6.1%). AMERICA’S POST-PANDEMIC GEOGRAPHY America’s Post-Pandemic Geography. by Joel Kotkin and Richard Florida 05/09/2021. Even as vaccination increases across the United States and an end to the tragedy of the Covid-19 pandemic seems in sight, the economic, fiscal, political, and geographic fallout from the virus cannot be overstated: a massive public health crisis thatleft more
CENSUS BUREAU RELEASES 2020 CITY POPULATION ESTIMATES In 2020 the city of Los Angeles population was 3,970,000, down 13,000 from 2019. At no point do Census Bureau estimates show that the 4,000,000 mark was ever met, despite stronger growth earlier in the decade propelled the city’s population upward by 175,000. Meanwhile, Los Angeles County, the most populous in the United States, lost68,000
HOW MUCH OF THE WORLD IS COVERED BY CITIES? How Much of the World is Covered by Cities? by Wendell Cox 07/23/2010. For years, planners and others have raised concerns about the amount of land that urbanization occupies, especially in the United States and other developed nations. My attention was recently drawn to an estimate that 2.7% of the world's land (excluding Antarctica) is THE GREEN NEW DEAL WILL IMPOVERISH AMERICA This will be made much worse by the green turn against nuclear power and natural gas, notes long-time environmentalist Ted Nordhaus. Under the Green New Deal, displaced workers will be placed on the dole, or encouraged to take a job in the ‘green economy’. Yet these jobs, notes a recent Building Trades Union study, pay far worse, and are THE BLACK PEARL OF ATLANTIC BEACH The Black Pearl of Atlantic Beach. by Rick Harrison 03/26/2021. About a year ago, I got a call from Sonny Matta, one of the founders of Atlantic Beach Redevelopment Public-Private Partnership, introduced me to Atlantic Beach, South Carolina – a 97 acre city along the Atlantic Coast known to locals as The Black Pearl. THE SOCIOLOGY OF FEAR The Sociology of Fear. by Charlie Stephens 11/10/2015. As part of its annual Survey on American Fears, Chapman University has tried to identify what Americans fear the most. A team of professors and students teamed up to retool last year’s survey tool and dig up American’s deepest horrors. In total, a random sample of 1,500adults across
PUBLIC TRANSPORT’S BIGGEST PROBLEM: THE PUBLIC (THAT’S US That’s just one of many problems that advocates of limitless spending on public transport need to keep in mind in dealing with the issue of urban congestion. Increasing urban congestion is said to cost the economy dearly and if Infrastructure Australia is to be believed, it will cost even more in the future unless something is done now. THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: LOS ANGELES The Los Angeles combined statistical area (analogous to the former consolidated metropolitan statistical area) is made up of three metropolitan areas, Los Angeles, Riverside – San Bernardino and Oxnard (Ventura County). This combined area covers 35,000 square miles or more than 90,000 square kilometers. This is a land area nearly aslarge as
THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: OSAKA-KOBE-KYOTO The Evolving Urban Form: Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto. by Wendell Cox 03/27/2012. Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto is Japan's second largest urban area and ranks as the 12th largest urban area in the world. With a population of approximately 17,000,000 and a land area of 1240 square miles (3200 square kilometers), Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto has a population density of13,700 per
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The Heartland continues to experience an influx of Hispanic immigrant workers, as seen in the last decade. Hispanic populations increased more than three times as fast as the national population from 2010 to 2019 (19.2% compared to 6.1%). AMERICA’S POST-PANDEMIC GEOGRAPHY America’s Post-Pandemic Geography. by Joel Kotkin and Richard Florida 05/09/2021. Even as vaccination increases across the United States and an end to the tragedy of the Covid-19 pandemic seems in sight, the economic, fiscal, political, and geographic fallout from the virus cannot be overstated: a massive public health crisis thatleft more
CENSUS BUREAU RELEASES 2020 CITY POPULATION ESTIMATES In 2020 the city of Los Angeles population was 3,970,000, down 13,000 from 2019. At no point do Census Bureau estimates show that the 4,000,000 mark was ever met, despite stronger growth earlier in the decade propelled the city’s population upward by 175,000. Meanwhile, Los Angeles County, the most populous in the United States, lost68,000
HOW MUCH OF THE WORLD IS COVERED BY CITIES? How Much of the World is Covered by Cities? by Wendell Cox 07/23/2010. For years, planners and others have raised concerns about the amount of land that urbanization occupies, especially in the United States and other developed nations. My attention was recently drawn to an estimate that 2.7% of the world's land (excluding Antarctica) is THE GREEN NEW DEAL WILL IMPOVERISH AMERICA This will be made much worse by the green turn against nuclear power and natural gas, notes long-time environmentalist Ted Nordhaus. Under the Green New Deal, displaced workers will be placed on the dole, or encouraged to take a job in the ‘green economy’. Yet these jobs, notes a recent Building Trades Union study, pay far worse, and are THE BLACK PEARL OF ATLANTIC BEACH The Black Pearl of Atlantic Beach. by Rick Harrison 03/26/2021. About a year ago, I got a call from Sonny Matta, one of the founders of Atlantic Beach Redevelopment Public-Private Partnership, introduced me to Atlantic Beach, South Carolina – a 97 acre city along the Atlantic Coast known to locals as The Black Pearl. THE SOCIOLOGY OF FEAR The Sociology of Fear. by Charlie Stephens 11/10/2015. As part of its annual Survey on American Fears, Chapman University has tried to identify what Americans fear the most. A team of professors and students teamed up to retool last year’s survey tool and dig up American’s deepest horrors. In total, a random sample of 1,500adults across
PUBLIC TRANSPORT’S BIGGEST PROBLEM: THE PUBLIC (THAT’S US That’s just one of many problems that advocates of limitless spending on public transport need to keep in mind in dealing with the issue of urban congestion. Increasing urban congestion is said to cost the economy dearly and if Infrastructure Australia is to be believed, it will cost even more in the future unless something is done now. THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: LOS ANGELES The Los Angeles combined statistical area (analogous to the former consolidated metropolitan statistical area) is made up of three metropolitan areas, Los Angeles, Riverside – San Bernardino and Oxnard (Ventura County). This combined area covers 35,000 square miles or more than 90,000 square kilometers. This is a land area nearly aslarge as
THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: OSAKA-KOBE-KYOTO The Evolving Urban Form: Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto. by Wendell Cox 03/27/2012. Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto is Japan's second largest urban area and ranks as the 12th largest urban area in the world. With a population of approximately 17,000,000 and a land area of 1240 square miles (3200 square kilometers), Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto has a population density of13,700 per
WINNERS AND LOSERS: THE GLOBAL ECONOMY AFTER COVID The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the world economy in ways that will be debated by pundits and future historians for decades to come. Yet, as hard as it is to predict a disrupted future accurately, the pandemic (not to mention its probable successors) looks likely to produce clear economic winners and losers.The top digital companies—Amazon, Apple, Tencent, Microsoft, Google, Facebook HOW WORK WILL CHANGE PERMANENTLY AFTER THE PANDEMIC Last spring, the COVID-19 pandemic caused perhaps the worst job losses since the Great Depression. The decrease in the labor force participation rate — from 63.3% to 61.3% — has been steeper than that seen in the Great Recession and is among the largest 12-month declines in the post-World War II era, according to the Pew Research Center and federal labor data. HISPANICS AND THE GLOBAL HEARTLAND The Heartland continues to experience an influx of Hispanic immigrant workers, as seen in the last decade. Hispanic populations increased more than three times as fast as the national population from 2010 to 2019 (19.2% compared to 6.1%). 500 YEARS OF GDP: A TALE OF TWO COUNTRIES 1500: In 1500, China was the largest economy in the world, followed closely by India, both with estimated GDP's of approximately $100 billion. France was a distant third at approximately 18 billion, followed closely by Italy and Germany. What is now the United Kingdom ranked 10th, at barely one quarter the output of France (Figure 1). THE DANGEROUS RISE OF THE WOKE CORPORATION The Dangerous Rise Of The Woke Corporation. by Joel Kotkin 07/14/2019. It would be comforting if Nike’s decision to ditch its “Betsy Ross” flag sneakers at the behest of former NFL quarterback and social justice warrior Colin Kaepernick was exceptional, but, sadly, it is not. Increasingly, many of our most powerful companies eagerly A BUST TO THE EV GROWTH PROJECTIONS MAY BE IN THE MAKING 1 day ago · Ron Stein is an engineer who, drawing upon 25 years of project management and business development experience, launched PTS Advance in 1995. He is an author, engineer, and energy expert who writes frequently on issues of energy and economics. TAMBORA VS. KRAKATOA: WHICH WAS WORSE? It is not really surprising that Krakatoa is a more extensive tsunami than Tambora, since Krakatoa was a fairly modest mountain (less than 3,000 feet or 1,000 meters) sitting in the Sunda Strait between Java and Sumatra. Much of the volcano collapsed into the sea, which will obviously produce a larger tsunami than when the mountain is at least THE THREE GHIG EOGRAPHIES Population Growth in Metros of 1 million or more, 2000 ‐2006 10,000,000 8,000,000 Suburban Population Growth, 9,694,510 91.8% Share6,000,000
THE SOCIOLOGY OF FEAR The Sociology of Fear. by Charlie Stephens 11/10/2015. As part of its annual Survey on American Fears, Chapman University has tried to identify what Americans fear the most. A team of professors and students teamed up to retool last year’s survey tool and dig up American’s deepest horrors. In total, a random sample of 1,500adults across
THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: RIO DE JANEIRO The Evolving Urban Form: Rio de Janeiro. Rio de Janeiro was the capital of Brazil from before independence from Portugal was declared in 1822. That all changed in 1960, when the capital moved to the modern planned city of Brasilia, more than 500 miles (800 kilometers) inland. The move, however, did nothing to slow Rio de Janeiro'sgrowth, as
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The Heartland continues to experience an influx of Hispanic immigrant workers, as seen in the last decade. Hispanic populations increased more than three times as fast as the national population from 2010 to 2019 (19.2% compared to 6.1%). AMERICA’S POST-PANDEMIC GEOGRAPHY America’s Post-Pandemic Geography. by Joel Kotkin and Richard Florida 05/09/2021. Even as vaccination increases across the United States and an end to the tragedy of the Covid-19 pandemic seems in sight, the economic, fiscal, political, and geographic fallout from the virus cannot be overstated: a massive public health crisis thatleft more
CENSUS BUREAU RELEASES 2020 CITY POPULATION ESTIMATES In 2020 the city of Los Angeles population was 3,970,000, down 13,000 from 2019. At no point do Census Bureau estimates show that the 4,000,000 mark was ever met, despite stronger growth earlier in the decade propelled the city’s population upward by 175,000. Meanwhile, Los Angeles County, the most populous in the United States, lost68,000
HOW MUCH OF THE WORLD IS COVERED BY CITIES? How Much of the World is Covered by Cities? by Wendell Cox 07/23/2010. For years, planners and others have raised concerns about the amount of land that urbanization occupies, especially in the United States and other developed nations. My attention was recently drawn to an estimate that 2.7% of the world's land (excluding Antarctica) is THE GREEN NEW DEAL WILL IMPOVERISH AMERICA This will be made much worse by the green turn against nuclear power and natural gas, notes long-time environmentalist Ted Nordhaus. Under the Green New Deal, displaced workers will be placed on the dole, or encouraged to take a job in the ‘green economy’. Yet these jobs, notes a recent Building Trades Union study, pay far worse, and are THE BLACK PEARL OF ATLANTIC BEACH The Black Pearl of Atlantic Beach. by Rick Harrison 03/26/2021. About a year ago, I got a call from Sonny Matta, one of the founders of Atlantic Beach Redevelopment Public-Private Partnership, introduced me to Atlantic Beach, South Carolina – a 97 acre city along the Atlantic Coast known to locals as The Black Pearl. THE SOCIOLOGY OF FEAR The Sociology of Fear. by Charlie Stephens 11/10/2015. As part of its annual Survey on American Fears, Chapman University has tried to identify what Americans fear the most. A team of professors and students teamed up to retool last year’s survey tool and dig up American’s deepest horrors. In total, a random sample of 1,500adults across
PUBLIC TRANSPORT’S BIGGEST PROBLEM: THE PUBLIC (THAT’S US That’s just one of many problems that advocates of limitless spending on public transport need to keep in mind in dealing with the issue of urban congestion. Increasing urban congestion is said to cost the economy dearly and if Infrastructure Australia is to be believed, it will cost even more in the future unless something is done now. THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: LOS ANGELES The Los Angeles combined statistical area (analogous to the former consolidated metropolitan statistical area) is made up of three metropolitan areas, Los Angeles, Riverside – San Bernardino and Oxnard (Ventura County). This combined area covers 35,000 square miles or more than 90,000 square kilometers. This is a land area nearly aslarge as
THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: OSAKA-KOBE-KYOTO The Evolving Urban Form: Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto. by Wendell Cox 03/27/2012. Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto is Japan's second largest urban area and ranks as the 12th largest urban area in the world. With a population of approximately 17,000,000 and a land area of 1240 square miles (3200 square kilometers), Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto has a population density of13,700 per
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The Heartland continues to experience an influx of Hispanic immigrant workers, as seen in the last decade. Hispanic populations increased more than three times as fast as the national population from 2010 to 2019 (19.2% compared to 6.1%). AMERICA’S POST-PANDEMIC GEOGRAPHY America’s Post-Pandemic Geography. by Joel Kotkin and Richard Florida 05/09/2021. Even as vaccination increases across the United States and an end to the tragedy of the Covid-19 pandemic seems in sight, the economic, fiscal, political, and geographic fallout from the virus cannot be overstated: a massive public health crisis thatleft more
CENSUS BUREAU RELEASES 2020 CITY POPULATION ESTIMATES In 2020 the city of Los Angeles population was 3,970,000, down 13,000 from 2019. At no point do Census Bureau estimates show that the 4,000,000 mark was ever met, despite stronger growth earlier in the decade propelled the city’s population upward by 175,000. Meanwhile, Los Angeles County, the most populous in the United States, lost68,000
HOW MUCH OF THE WORLD IS COVERED BY CITIES? How Much of the World is Covered by Cities? by Wendell Cox 07/23/2010. For years, planners and others have raised concerns about the amount of land that urbanization occupies, especially in the United States and other developed nations. My attention was recently drawn to an estimate that 2.7% of the world's land (excluding Antarctica) is THE GREEN NEW DEAL WILL IMPOVERISH AMERICA This will be made much worse by the green turn against nuclear power and natural gas, notes long-time environmentalist Ted Nordhaus. Under the Green New Deal, displaced workers will be placed on the dole, or encouraged to take a job in the ‘green economy’. Yet these jobs, notes a recent Building Trades Union study, pay far worse, and are THE BLACK PEARL OF ATLANTIC BEACH The Black Pearl of Atlantic Beach. by Rick Harrison 03/26/2021. About a year ago, I got a call from Sonny Matta, one of the founders of Atlantic Beach Redevelopment Public-Private Partnership, introduced me to Atlantic Beach, South Carolina – a 97 acre city along the Atlantic Coast known to locals as The Black Pearl. THE SOCIOLOGY OF FEAR The Sociology of Fear. by Charlie Stephens 11/10/2015. As part of its annual Survey on American Fears, Chapman University has tried to identify what Americans fear the most. A team of professors and students teamed up to retool last year’s survey tool and dig up American’s deepest horrors. In total, a random sample of 1,500adults across
PUBLIC TRANSPORT’S BIGGEST PROBLEM: THE PUBLIC (THAT’S US That’s just one of many problems that advocates of limitless spending on public transport need to keep in mind in dealing with the issue of urban congestion. Increasing urban congestion is said to cost the economy dearly and if Infrastructure Australia is to be believed, it will cost even more in the future unless something is done now. THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: LOS ANGELES The Los Angeles combined statistical area (analogous to the former consolidated metropolitan statistical area) is made up of three metropolitan areas, Los Angeles, Riverside – San Bernardino and Oxnard (Ventura County). This combined area covers 35,000 square miles or more than 90,000 square kilometers. This is a land area nearly aslarge as
THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: OSAKA-KOBE-KYOTO The Evolving Urban Form: Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto. by Wendell Cox 03/27/2012. Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto is Japan's second largest urban area and ranks as the 12th largest urban area in the world. With a population of approximately 17,000,000 and a land area of 1240 square miles (3200 square kilometers), Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto has a population density of13,700 per
WINNERS AND LOSERS: THE GLOBAL ECONOMY AFTER COVID The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the world economy in ways that will be debated by pundits and future historians for decades to come. Yet, as hard as it is to predict a disrupted future accurately, the pandemic (not to mention its probable successors) looks likely to produce clear economic winners and losers.The top digital companies—Amazon, Apple, Tencent, Microsoft, Google, Facebook HOW WORK WILL CHANGE PERMANENTLY AFTER THE PANDEMIC Last spring, the COVID-19 pandemic caused perhaps the worst job losses since the Great Depression. The decrease in the labor force participation rate — from 63.3% to 61.3% — has been steeper than that seen in the Great Recession and is among the largest 12-month declines in the post-World War II era, according to the Pew Research Center and federal labor data. HISPANICS AND THE GLOBAL HEARTLAND The Heartland continues to experience an influx of Hispanic immigrant workers, as seen in the last decade. Hispanic populations increased more than three times as fast as the national population from 2010 to 2019 (19.2% compared to 6.1%). 500 YEARS OF GDP: A TALE OF TWO COUNTRIES 1500: In 1500, China was the largest economy in the world, followed closely by India, both with estimated GDP's of approximately $100 billion. France was a distant third at approximately 18 billion, followed closely by Italy and Germany. What is now the United Kingdom ranked 10th, at barely one quarter the output of France (Figure 1). THE DANGEROUS RISE OF THE WOKE CORPORATION The Dangerous Rise Of The Woke Corporation. by Joel Kotkin 07/14/2019. It would be comforting if Nike’s decision to ditch its “Betsy Ross” flag sneakers at the behest of former NFL quarterback and social justice warrior Colin Kaepernick was exceptional, but, sadly, it is not. Increasingly, many of our most powerful companies eagerly A BUST TO THE EV GROWTH PROJECTIONS MAY BE IN THE MAKING 1 day ago · Ron Stein is an engineer who, drawing upon 25 years of project management and business development experience, launched PTS Advance in 1995. He is an author, engineer, and energy expert who writes frequently on issues of energy and economics. TAMBORA VS. KRAKATOA: WHICH WAS WORSE? It is not really surprising that Krakatoa is a more extensive tsunami than Tambora, since Krakatoa was a fairly modest mountain (less than 3,000 feet or 1,000 meters) sitting in the Sunda Strait between Java and Sumatra. Much of the volcano collapsed into the sea, which will obviously produce a larger tsunami than when the mountain is at least THE THREE GHIG EOGRAPHIES Population Growth in Metros of 1 million or more, 2000 ‐2006 10,000,000 8,000,000 Suburban Population Growth, 9,694,510 91.8% Share6,000,000
THE SOCIOLOGY OF FEAR The Sociology of Fear. by Charlie Stephens 11/10/2015. As part of its annual Survey on American Fears, Chapman University has tried to identify what Americans fear the most. A team of professors and students teamed up to retool last year’s survey tool and dig up American’s deepest horrors. In total, a random sample of 1,500adults across
THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: RIO DE JANEIRO The Evolving Urban Form: Rio de Janeiro. Rio de Janeiro was the capital of Brazil from before independence from Portugal was declared in 1822. That all changed in 1960, when the capital moved to the modern planned city of Brasilia, more than 500 miles (800 kilometers) inland. The move, however, did nothing to slow Rio de Janeiro'sgrowth, as
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The Heartland continues to experience an influx of Hispanic immigrant workers, as seen in the last decade. Hispanic populations increased more than three times as fast as the national population from 2010 to 2019 (19.2% compared to 6.1%). AMERICA’S POST-PANDEMIC GEOGRAPHY America’s Post-Pandemic Geography. by Joel Kotkin and Richard Florida 05/09/2021. Even as vaccination increases across the United States and an end to the tragedy of the Covid-19 pandemic seems in sight, the economic, fiscal, political, and geographic fallout from the virus cannot be overstated: a massive public health crisis thatleft more
CENSUS BUREAU RELEASES 2020 CITY POPULATION ESTIMATES In 2020 the city of Los Angeles population was 3,970,000, down 13,000 from 2019. At no point do Census Bureau estimates show that the 4,000,000 mark was ever met, despite stronger growth earlier in the decade propelled the city’s population upward by 175,000. Meanwhile, Los Angeles County, the most populous in the United States, lost68,000
HOW MUCH OF THE WORLD IS COVERED BY CITIES? GRUMP places the total of all urban extents in the United States at 754,000 square kilometers, more than three times the 240,000 square kilometers reported by the Bureau of the Census in 2000. This is despite the fact that GRUMP uses the same urbanization criteria as the Bureau of the Census. At the average GRUMP population density, most US HOW MUCH OF THE WORLD IS COVERED BY CITIES? How Much of the World is Covered by Cities? by Wendell Cox 07/23/2010. For years, planners and others have raised concerns about the amount of land that urbanization occupies, especially in the United States and other developed nations. My attention was recently drawn to an estimate that 2.7% of the world's land (excluding Antarctica) is THE SOCIOLOGY OF FEAR The Sociology of Fear. by Charlie Stephens 11/10/2015. As part of its annual Survey on American Fears, Chapman University has tried to identify what Americans fear the most. A team of professors and students teamed up to retool last year’s survey tool and dig up American’s deepest horrors. In total, a random sample of 1,500adults across
PUBLIC TRANSPORT’S BIGGEST PROBLEM: THE PUBLIC (THAT’S US That’s just one of many problems that advocates of limitless spending on public transport need to keep in mind in dealing with the issue of urban congestion. Increasing urban congestion is said to cost the economy dearly and if Infrastructure Australia is to be believed, it will cost even more in the future unless something is done now. TRAFFIC CONGESTION IN THE WORLD: 10 WORST AND BEST CITIES The continuing improvement in international traffic congestion data makes comparisons between different cities globally far easier. Annual reports (2013) by Tom Tom have been expanded to include China, adding the world’s second largest economy to previously produced array of reports on the Americas, Europe, South Africa and Australia/NewZealand.
THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: LOS ANGELES The Los Angeles combined statistical area (analogous to the former consolidated metropolitan statistical area) is made up of three metropolitan areas, Los Angeles, Riverside – San Bernardino and Oxnard (Ventura County). This combined area covers 35,000 square miles or more than 90,000 square kilometers. This is a land area nearly aslarge as
THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: OSAKA-KOBE-KYOTO The Evolving Urban Form: Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto. by Wendell Cox 03/27/2012. Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto is Japan's second largest urban area and ranks as the 12th largest urban area in the world. With a population of approximately 17,000,000 and a land area of 1240 square miles (3200 square kilometers), Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto has a population density of13,700 per
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The Heartland continues to experience an influx of Hispanic immigrant workers, as seen in the last decade. Hispanic populations increased more than three times as fast as the national population from 2010 to 2019 (19.2% compared to 6.1%). AMERICA’S POST-PANDEMIC GEOGRAPHY America’s Post-Pandemic Geography. by Joel Kotkin and Richard Florida 05/09/2021. Even as vaccination increases across the United States and an end to the tragedy of the Covid-19 pandemic seems in sight, the economic, fiscal, political, and geographic fallout from the virus cannot be overstated: a massive public health crisis thatleft more
HOW MUCH OF THE WORLD IS COVERED BY CITIES? GRUMP places the total of all urban extents in the United States at 754,000 square kilometers, more than three times the 240,000 square kilometers reported by the Bureau of the Census in 2000. This is despite the fact that GRUMP uses the same urbanization criteria as the Bureau of the Census. At the average GRUMP population density, most US HOW MUCH OF THE WORLD IS COVERED BY CITIES? How Much of the World is Covered by Cities? by Wendell Cox 07/23/2010. For years, planners and others have raised concerns about the amount of land that urbanization occupies, especially in the United States and other developed nations. My attention was recently drawn to an estimate that 2.7% of the world's land (excluding Antarctica) is THE BLACK PEARL OF ATLANTIC BEACH The Black Pearl of Atlantic Beach. by Rick Harrison 03/26/2021. About a year ago, I got a call from Sonny Matta, one of the founders of Atlantic Beach Redevelopment Public-Private Partnership, introduced me to Atlantic Beach, South Carolina – a 97 acre city along the Atlantic Coast known to locals as The Black Pearl. THE SOCIOLOGY OF FEAR The Sociology of Fear. by Charlie Stephens 11/10/2015. As part of its annual Survey on American Fears, Chapman University has tried to identify what Americans fear the most. A team of professors and students teamed up to retool last year’s survey tool and dig up American’s deepest horrors. In total, a random sample of 1,500adults across
PUBLIC TRANSPORT’S BIGGEST PROBLEM: THE PUBLIC (THAT’S US That’s just one of many problems that advocates of limitless spending on public transport need to keep in mind in dealing with the issue of urban congestion. Increasing urban congestion is said to cost the economy dearly and if Infrastructure Australia is to be believed, it will cost even more in the future unless something is done now. TRAFFIC CONGESTION IN THE WORLD: 10 WORST AND BEST CITIES The continuing improvement in international traffic congestion data makes comparisons between different cities globally far easier. Annual reports (2013) by Tom Tom have been expanded to include China, adding the world’s second largest economy to previously produced array of reports on the Americas, Europe, South Africa and Australia/NewZealand.
THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: LOS ANGELES The Los Angeles combined statistical area (analogous to the former consolidated metropolitan statistical area) is made up of three metropolitan areas, Los Angeles, Riverside – San Bernardino and Oxnard (Ventura County). This combined area covers 35,000 square miles or more than 90,000 square kilometers. This is a land area nearly aslarge as
THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: OSAKA-KOBE-KYOTO The Evolving Urban Form: Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto. by Wendell Cox 03/27/2012. Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto is Japan's second largest urban area and ranks as the 12th largest urban area in the world. With a population of approximately 17,000,000 and a land area of 1240 square miles (3200 square kilometers), Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto has a population density of13,700 per
WINNERS AND LOSERS: THE GLOBAL ECONOMY AFTER COVID The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the world economy in ways that will be debated by pundits and future historians for decades to come. Yet, as hard as it is to predict a disrupted future accurately, the pandemic (not to mention its probable successors) looks likely to produce clear economic winners and losers.The top digital companies—Amazon, Apple, Tencent, Microsoft, Google, Facebook HOW WORK WILL CHANGE PERMANENTLY AFTER THE PANDEMIC Last spring, the COVID-19 pandemic caused perhaps the worst job losses since the Great Depression. The decrease in the labor force participation rate — from 63.3% to 61.3% — has been steeper than that seen in the Great Recession and is among the largest 12-month declines in the post-World War II era, according to the Pew Research Center and federal labor data. THE BLACK PEARL OF ATLANTIC BEACH The Black Pearl of Atlantic Beach. by Rick Harrison 03/26/2021. About a year ago, I got a call from Sonny Matta, one of the founders of Atlantic Beach Redevelopment Public-Private Partnership, introduced me to Atlantic Beach, South Carolina – a 97 acre city along the Atlantic Coast known to locals as The Black Pearl. HISPANICS AND THE GLOBAL HEARTLAND The Heartland continues to experience an influx of Hispanic immigrant workers, as seen in the last decade. Hispanic populations increased more than three times as fast as the national population from 2010 to 2019 (19.2% compared to 6.1%). THE DANGEROUS RISE OF THE WOKE CORPORATION The Dangerous Rise Of The Woke Corporation. by Joel Kotkin 07/14/2019. It would be comforting if Nike’s decision to ditch its “Betsy Ross” flag sneakers at the behest of former NFL quarterback and social justice warrior Colin Kaepernick was exceptional, but, sadly, it is not. Increasingly, many of our most powerful companies eagerly A BUST TO THE EV GROWTH PROJECTIONS MAY BE IN THE MAKING 1 day ago · Ron Stein is an engineer who, drawing upon 25 years of project management and business development experience, launched PTS Advance in 1995. He is an author, engineer, and energy expert who writes frequently on issues of energy and economics. TAMBORA VS. KRAKATOA: WHICH WAS WORSE? It is not really surprising that Krakatoa is a more extensive tsunami than Tambora, since Krakatoa was a fairly modest mountain (less than 3,000 feet or 1,000 meters) sitting in the Sunda Strait between Java and Sumatra. Much of the volcano collapsed into the sea, which will obviously produce a larger tsunami than when the mountain is at least THE THREE GHIG EOGRAPHIES Population Growth in Metros of 1 million or more, 2000 ‐2006 10,000,000 8,000,000 Suburban Population Growth, 9,694,510 91.8% Share6,000,000
THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: RIO DE JANEIRO The Evolving Urban Form: Rio de Janeiro. Rio de Janeiro was the capital of Brazil from before independence from Portugal was declared in 1822. That all changed in 1960, when the capital moved to the modern planned city of Brasilia, more than 500 miles (800 kilometers) inland. The move, however, did nothing to slow Rio de Janeiro'sgrowth, as
FEUDAL FUTURE PODCAST On this episode of Feudal Future, hosts Joel Kotkin and Marshall Toplansky are joined by Andrew Romans, Venture Capitalist, 3x author, advisor to Corporate Venture Capital Groups & Host of podcast -Fireside with a VC.
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The Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights have always been aspirational. When Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence, it was hardly self-evident that “all men were created equal.” It took almost a century before the 14 th Amendment promised “equal protection under law,” and another century before could be seen as anything but a cruel hoax. AMERICA’S POST-PANDEMIC GEOGRAPHY America’s Post-Pandemic Geography. by Joel Kotkin and Richard Florida 05/09/2021. Even as vaccination increases across the United States and an end to the tragedy of the Covid-19 pandemic seems in sight, the economic, fiscal, political, and geographic fallout from the virus cannot be overstated: a massive public health crisis thatleft more
CENSUS BUREAU RELEASES 2020 CITY POPULATION ESTIMATES In 2020 the city of Los Angeles population was 3,970,000, down 13,000 from 2019. At no point do Census Bureau estimates show that the 4,000,000 mark was ever met, despite stronger growth earlier in the decade propelled the city’s population upward by 175,000. Meanwhile, Los Angeles County, the most populous in the United States, lost68,000
HOW MUCH OF THE WORLD IS COVERED BY CITIES? How Much of the World is Covered by Cities? by Wendell Cox 07/23/2010. For years, planners and others have raised concerns about the amount of land that urbanization occupies, especially in the United States and other developed nations. My attention was recently drawn to an estimate that 2.7% of the world's land (excluding Antarctica) is THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: MANILA The Urban Area: The Manila urban area ranks as the world's fifth largest urban area (area of continuous urban development) with a population of approximately 21,000,000 (Note 1) covering a land area of 550 square miles (1,425 square kilometers). The urban population density sits at approximately 38,000 people per square mile (14,500 per square kilometer). WHICH COUNTRIES WOULD FIT INSIDE OF TEXAS? Which Countries Would Fit Inside of Texas? Everyone knows that Texas is big. In the self-storage world, Texas would be a 10x30 storage unit, the biggest of the bunch. But many people (namely, Yankees and Europeans) may not realize just how massive the Lone Star State really is. How that at 261,231 square miles of land, Texas would be the 39th THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: LOS ANGELES The Los Angeles combined statistical area (analogous to the former consolidated metropolitan statistical area) is made up of three metropolitan areas, Los Angeles, Riverside – San Bernardino and Oxnard (Ventura County). This combined area covers 35,000 square miles or more than 90,000 square kilometers. This is a land area nearly aslarge as
COMMUTING IN NEW YORK Commuting in New York. The New York commuter shed (combined statistical area) is the largest in the United States, with 23.6 million residents spread across 13,900 square miles in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. It includes 35 counties, in eight metropolitan areas, including New York (NY-NJ-PA), Allentown-Bethlehem (PA-NJ THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: RIO DE JANEIRO The Evolving Urban Form: Rio de Janeiro. Rio de Janeiro was the capital of Brazil from before independence from Portugal was declared in 1822. That all changed in 1960, when the capital moved to the modern planned city of Brasilia, more than 500 miles (800 kilometers) inland. The move, however, did nothing to slow Rio de Janeiro'sgrowth, as
THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: OSAKA-KOBE-KYOTO The Evolving Urban Form: Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto. by Wendell Cox 03/27/2012. Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto is Japan's second largest urban area and ranks as the 12th largest urban area in the world. With a population of approximately 17,000,000 and a land area of 1240 square miles (3200 square kilometers), Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto has a population density of13,700 per
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The Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights have always been aspirational. When Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence, it was hardly self-evident that “all men were created equal.” It took almost a century before the 14 th Amendment promised “equal protection under law,” and another century before could be seen as anything but a cruel hoax. AMERICA’S POST-PANDEMIC GEOGRAPHY America’s Post-Pandemic Geography. by Joel Kotkin and Richard Florida 05/09/2021. Even as vaccination increases across the United States and an end to the tragedy of the Covid-19 pandemic seems in sight, the economic, fiscal, political, and geographic fallout from the virus cannot be overstated: a massive public health crisis thatleft more
CENSUS BUREAU RELEASES 2020 CITY POPULATION ESTIMATES In 2020 the city of Los Angeles population was 3,970,000, down 13,000 from 2019. At no point do Census Bureau estimates show that the 4,000,000 mark was ever met, despite stronger growth earlier in the decade propelled the city’s population upward by 175,000. Meanwhile, Los Angeles County, the most populous in the United States, lost68,000
HOW MUCH OF THE WORLD IS COVERED BY CITIES? How Much of the World is Covered by Cities? by Wendell Cox 07/23/2010. For years, planners and others have raised concerns about the amount of land that urbanization occupies, especially in the United States and other developed nations. My attention was recently drawn to an estimate that 2.7% of the world's land (excluding Antarctica) is THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: MANILA The Urban Area: The Manila urban area ranks as the world's fifth largest urban area (area of continuous urban development) with a population of approximately 21,000,000 (Note 1) covering a land area of 550 square miles (1,425 square kilometers). The urban population density sits at approximately 38,000 people per square mile (14,500 per square kilometer). WHICH COUNTRIES WOULD FIT INSIDE OF TEXAS? Which Countries Would Fit Inside of Texas? Everyone knows that Texas is big. In the self-storage world, Texas would be a 10x30 storage unit, the biggest of the bunch. But many people (namely, Yankees and Europeans) may not realize just how massive the Lone Star State really is. How that at 261,231 square miles of land, Texas would be the 39th THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: LOS ANGELES The Los Angeles combined statistical area (analogous to the former consolidated metropolitan statistical area) is made up of three metropolitan areas, Los Angeles, Riverside – San Bernardino and Oxnard (Ventura County). This combined area covers 35,000 square miles or more than 90,000 square kilometers. This is a land area nearly aslarge as
COMMUTING IN NEW YORK Commuting in New York. The New York commuter shed (combined statistical area) is the largest in the United States, with 23.6 million residents spread across 13,900 square miles in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. It includes 35 counties, in eight metropolitan areas, including New York (NY-NJ-PA), Allentown-Bethlehem (PA-NJ THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: RIO DE JANEIRO The Evolving Urban Form: Rio de Janeiro. Rio de Janeiro was the capital of Brazil from before independence from Portugal was declared in 1822. That all changed in 1960, when the capital moved to the modern planned city of Brasilia, more than 500 miles (800 kilometers) inland. The move, however, did nothing to slow Rio de Janeiro'sgrowth, as
THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: OSAKA-KOBE-KYOTO The Evolving Urban Form: Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto. by Wendell Cox 03/27/2012. Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto is Japan's second largest urban area and ranks as the 12th largest urban area in the world. With a population of approximately 17,000,000 and a land area of 1240 square miles (3200 square kilometers), Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto has a population density of13,700 per
WINNERS AND LOSERS: THE GLOBAL ECONOMY AFTER COVID The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the world economy in ways that will be debated by pundits and future historians for decades to come. Yet, as hard as it is to predict a disrupted future accurately, the pandemic (not to mention its probable successors) looks likely to produce clear economic winners and losers.The top digital companies—Amazon, Apple, Tencent, Microsoft, Google, Facebook HISPANICS AND THE GLOBAL HEARTLAND The Heartland continues to experience an influx of Hispanic immigrant workers, as seen in the last decade. Hispanic populations increased more than three times as fast as the national population from 2010 to 2019 (19.2% compared to 6.1%). THE THREE GHIG EOGRAPHIES Population Growth in Metros of 1 million or more, 2000 ‐2006 10,000,000 8,000,000 Suburban Population Growth, 9,694,510 91.8% Share6,000,000
A MIDDLE CLASS REBELLION AGAINST PROGRESSIVES IS GAINING Joel Kotkin is the author of The Coming of Neo-Feudalism: A Warning to the Global Middle Class.He is the Presidential Fellow in Urban Futures at Chapman University and Executive Director for Urban ReformInstitute.
THE BLACK PEARL OF ATLANTIC BEACH The Black Pearl of Atlantic Beach. by Rick Harrison 03/26/2021. About a year ago, I got a call from Sonny Matta, one of the founders of Atlantic Beach Redevelopment Public-Private Partnership, introduced me to Atlantic Beach, South Carolina – a 97 acre city along the Atlantic Coast known to locals as The Black Pearl. THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: TORONTO The Toronto urban area (called “population centre” by Statistics Canada) had a population of approximately 5.1 million according to the 2011 census. With a land area of 675 square miles (1,750 square kilometers), Toronto’s population density is 7,590 per square mile (2,930 per square kilometer). Toronto is the only major urban area inthe
THE FORTY-FIFTH PARALLEL The special 45th parallel, however, is explicitly reflected in political geography in only two places: it forms Montana's southern boundary with Wyoming. And more significantly, it forms the northern boundary of New York and Vermont against Quebec. Only four states lie entirely north of the 45th parallel: Alaska, Washington, Montana(almost
EVOLVING URBAN FORM: DHAKA Evolving Urban Form: Dhaka. A few weeks ago, we suggested that Hong Kong was the "smart growth" ideal, for having the highest urban population density in the high income world. But, if you expand the universe to the poorer, developing countries, Hong Kong barely holds a candle to Dhaka. Dhaka's 14.6 million people live in just 125 squaremiles
THE CALIFORNIA EXODUS IS REAL The California Exodus is Real. by Ronald Stein 11/08/2019. Not unlike the Hebrews departing Egypt and the Okies exiting the dust and famine of the 1930’s Midwest, the number of Californians getting the heck out of Dodge—so-to-speak—is staggering. Between 2004 and 2013—in just one decade-- about five million Californians left the state. RANKING THE BEST & WORST TRANSIT AGENCIES The nation’s worst-managed transit systems lose 65 cents for every dollar they spend on operating costs, fill only 42 percent of their seats, carry the average urban resident just 40 round trips per year, use more energy and spew out more greenhouse gases per passenger mile than the average car, carry fewer than 14 percent of low-income workers to work, and lost 4 percent of their customersNEWGEOGRAPHY.COM
The Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights have always been aspirational. When Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence, it was hardly self-evident that “all men were created equal.” It took almost a century before the 14 th Amendment promised “equal protection under law,” and another century before could be seen as anything but a cruel hoax. AMERICA’S POST-PANDEMIC GEOGRAPHY America’s Post-Pandemic Geography. by Joel Kotkin and Richard Florida 05/09/2021. Even as vaccination increases across the United States and an end to the tragedy of the Covid-19 pandemic seems in sight, the economic, fiscal, political, and geographic fallout from the virus cannot be overstated: a massive public health crisis thatleft more
CENSUS BUREAU RELEASES 2020 CITY POPULATION ESTIMATES In 2020 the city of Los Angeles population was 3,970,000, down 13,000 from 2019. At no point do Census Bureau estimates show that the 4,000,000 mark was ever met, despite stronger growth earlier in the decade propelled the city’s population upward by 175,000. Meanwhile, Los Angeles County, the most populous in the United States, lost68,000
HOW MUCH OF THE WORLD IS COVERED BY CITIES? How Much of the World is Covered by Cities? by Wendell Cox 07/23/2010. For years, planners and others have raised concerns about the amount of land that urbanization occupies, especially in the United States and other developed nations. My attention was recently drawn to an estimate that 2.7% of the world's land (excluding Antarctica) is THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: MANILA The Urban Area: The Manila urban area ranks as the world's fifth largest urban area (area of continuous urban development) with a population of approximately 21,000,000 (Note 1) covering a land area of 550 square miles (1,425 square kilometers). The urban population density sits at approximately 38,000 people per square mile (14,500 per square kilometer). WHICH COUNTRIES WOULD FIT INSIDE OF TEXAS? Which Countries Would Fit Inside of Texas? Everyone knows that Texas is big. In the self-storage world, Texas would be a 10x30 storage unit, the biggest of the bunch. But many people (namely, Yankees and Europeans) may not realize just how massive the Lone Star State really is. How that at 261,231 square miles of land, Texas would be the 39th THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: LOS ANGELES The Los Angeles combined statistical area (analogous to the former consolidated metropolitan statistical area) is made up of three metropolitan areas, Los Angeles, Riverside – San Bernardino and Oxnard (Ventura County). This combined area covers 35,000 square miles or more than 90,000 square kilometers. This is a land area nearly aslarge as
COMMUTING IN NEW YORK Commuting in New York. The New York commuter shed (combined statistical area) is the largest in the United States, with 23.6 million residents spread across 13,900 square miles in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. It includes 35 counties, in eight metropolitan areas, including New York (NY-NJ-PA), Allentown-Bethlehem (PA-NJ THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: RIO DE JANEIRO The Evolving Urban Form: Rio de Janeiro. Rio de Janeiro was the capital of Brazil from before independence from Portugal was declared in 1822. That all changed in 1960, when the capital moved to the modern planned city of Brasilia, more than 500 miles (800 kilometers) inland. The move, however, did nothing to slow Rio de Janeiro'sgrowth, as
THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: OSAKA-KOBE-KYOTO The Evolving Urban Form: Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto. by Wendell Cox 03/27/2012. Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto is Japan's second largest urban area and ranks as the 12th largest urban area in the world. With a population of approximately 17,000,000 and a land area of 1240 square miles (3200 square kilometers), Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto has a population density of13,700 per
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The Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights have always been aspirational. When Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence, it was hardly self-evident that “all men were created equal.” It took almost a century before the 14 th Amendment promised “equal protection under law,” and another century before could be seen as anything but a cruel hoax. AMERICA’S POST-PANDEMIC GEOGRAPHY America’s Post-Pandemic Geography. by Joel Kotkin and Richard Florida 05/09/2021. Even as vaccination increases across the United States and an end to the tragedy of the Covid-19 pandemic seems in sight, the economic, fiscal, political, and geographic fallout from the virus cannot be overstated: a massive public health crisis thatleft more
CENSUS BUREAU RELEASES 2020 CITY POPULATION ESTIMATES In 2020 the city of Los Angeles population was 3,970,000, down 13,000 from 2019. At no point do Census Bureau estimates show that the 4,000,000 mark was ever met, despite stronger growth earlier in the decade propelled the city’s population upward by 175,000. Meanwhile, Los Angeles County, the most populous in the United States, lost68,000
HOW MUCH OF THE WORLD IS COVERED BY CITIES? How Much of the World is Covered by Cities? by Wendell Cox 07/23/2010. For years, planners and others have raised concerns about the amount of land that urbanization occupies, especially in the United States and other developed nations. My attention was recently drawn to an estimate that 2.7% of the world's land (excluding Antarctica) is THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: MANILA The Urban Area: The Manila urban area ranks as the world's fifth largest urban area (area of continuous urban development) with a population of approximately 21,000,000 (Note 1) covering a land area of 550 square miles (1,425 square kilometers). The urban population density sits at approximately 38,000 people per square mile (14,500 per square kilometer). WHICH COUNTRIES WOULD FIT INSIDE OF TEXAS? Which Countries Would Fit Inside of Texas? Everyone knows that Texas is big. In the self-storage world, Texas would be a 10x30 storage unit, the biggest of the bunch. But many people (namely, Yankees and Europeans) may not realize just how massive the Lone Star State really is. How that at 261,231 square miles of land, Texas would be the 39th THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: LOS ANGELES The Los Angeles combined statistical area (analogous to the former consolidated metropolitan statistical area) is made up of three metropolitan areas, Los Angeles, Riverside – San Bernardino and Oxnard (Ventura County). This combined area covers 35,000 square miles or more than 90,000 square kilometers. This is a land area nearly aslarge as
COMMUTING IN NEW YORK Commuting in New York. The New York commuter shed (combined statistical area) is the largest in the United States, with 23.6 million residents spread across 13,900 square miles in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. It includes 35 counties, in eight metropolitan areas, including New York (NY-NJ-PA), Allentown-Bethlehem (PA-NJ THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: RIO DE JANEIRO The Evolving Urban Form: Rio de Janeiro. Rio de Janeiro was the capital of Brazil from before independence from Portugal was declared in 1822. That all changed in 1960, when the capital moved to the modern planned city of Brasilia, more than 500 miles (800 kilometers) inland. The move, however, did nothing to slow Rio de Janeiro'sgrowth, as
THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: OSAKA-KOBE-KYOTO The Evolving Urban Form: Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto. by Wendell Cox 03/27/2012. Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto is Japan's second largest urban area and ranks as the 12th largest urban area in the world. With a population of approximately 17,000,000 and a land area of 1240 square miles (3200 square kilometers), Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto has a population density of13,700 per
WINNERS AND LOSERS: THE GLOBAL ECONOMY AFTER COVID The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the world economy in ways that will be debated by pundits and future historians for decades to come. Yet, as hard as it is to predict a disrupted future accurately, the pandemic (not to mention its probable successors) looks likely to produce clear economic winners and losers.The top digital companies—Amazon, Apple, Tencent, Microsoft, Google, Facebook HISPANICS AND THE GLOBAL HEARTLAND The Heartland continues to experience an influx of Hispanic immigrant workers, as seen in the last decade. Hispanic populations increased more than three times as fast as the national population from 2010 to 2019 (19.2% compared to 6.1%). THE THREE GHIG EOGRAPHIES Population Growth in Metros of 1 million or more, 2000 ‐2006 10,000,000 8,000,000 Suburban Population Growth, 9,694,510 91.8% Share6,000,000
A MIDDLE CLASS REBELLION AGAINST PROGRESSIVES IS GAINING Joel Kotkin is the author of The Coming of Neo-Feudalism: A Warning to the Global Middle Class.He is the Presidential Fellow in Urban Futures at Chapman University and Executive Director for Urban ReformInstitute.
THE BLACK PEARL OF ATLANTIC BEACH The Black Pearl of Atlantic Beach. by Rick Harrison 03/26/2021. About a year ago, I got a call from Sonny Matta, one of the founders of Atlantic Beach Redevelopment Public-Private Partnership, introduced me to Atlantic Beach, South Carolina – a 97 acre city along the Atlantic Coast known to locals as The Black Pearl. THE EVOLVING URBAN FORM: TORONTO The Toronto urban area (called “population centre” by Statistics Canada) had a population of approximately 5.1 million according to the 2011 census. With a land area of 675 square miles (1,750 square kilometers), Toronto’s population density is 7,590 per square mile (2,930 per square kilometer). Toronto is the only major urban area inthe
THE FORTY-FIFTH PARALLEL The special 45th parallel, however, is explicitly reflected in political geography in only two places: it forms Montana's southern boundary with Wyoming. And more significantly, it forms the northern boundary of New York and Vermont against Quebec. Only four states lie entirely north of the 45th parallel: Alaska, Washington, Montana(almost
EVOLVING URBAN FORM: DHAKA Evolving Urban Form: Dhaka. A few weeks ago, we suggested that Hong Kong was the "smart growth" ideal, for having the highest urban population density in the high income world. But, if you expand the universe to the poorer, developing countries, Hong Kong barely holds a candle to Dhaka. Dhaka's 14.6 million people live in just 125 squaremiles
THE CALIFORNIA EXODUS IS REAL The California Exodus is Real. by Ronald Stein 11/08/2019. Not unlike the Hebrews departing Egypt and the Okies exiting the dust and famine of the 1930’s Midwest, the number of Californians getting the heck out of Dodge—so-to-speak—is staggering. Between 2004 and 2013—in just one decade-- about five million Californians left the state. RANKING THE BEST & WORST TRANSIT AGENCIES The nation’s worst-managed transit systems lose 65 cents for every dollar they spend on operating costs, fill only 42 percent of their seats, carry the average urban resident just 40 round trips per year, use more energy and spew out more greenhouse gases per passenger mile than the average car, carry fewer than 14 percent of low-income workers to work, and lost 4 percent of their customers March 28, 2020 Last Update: 03/27/2020* Blog
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STOCKTON, FRESNO AND BAKERSFIELD LEAD SAN FRANCISCO METRO IN GROWTH by Wendell Cox 03/27/2020 In a March 26 article, _The New York Times_ headlined: "Even before coronavirus, America's population was growing at slowest rate since 1919." Experts suggested that, with the coronavirus and falling immigration rates, the country could see a population decline nextyear.
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by Douglas Newby 03/26/2020 The recent challenges from the coronavirus force us to shelter at home and think of our home in whole new ways. Traditionally, when a buyer looks for a house to purchase, they are usually thinking about practical and financial criteria, like the square footage cost of the investment, how much house can they afford, are there large enough rooms for grand entertaining, and does the home have the latest and most stylish counter tops and appliances. The style of the house and whether the right public school is nearby is usually a major priority.read more »
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THE COMING AGE OF DISPERSION by Joel Kotkin 03/25/2020 As of this writing, the long-term effects of the coronavirus pandemic remain uncertain. But one possible consequence is an acceleration of the end of the megacity era. In its place, we may now be witnessing the outlines of a new, and necessary, dispersion of population, not only in the wide open spaces of North America and Australia, but even in the megacities of the developing world.
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GRETA PREACHES MANY OF THE FIRST EARTH DAY'S FAILED PREDICTIONS by Ronald Stein 03/24/2020 More than three decades before Greta Thunbergwas born — the
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CORONAVIRUS REGIONAL ECONOMIC IMPACTS AND POLICY RESPONSES by Ross DeVol 03/23/2020 Most regions were beginning to see an acceleration in economic growth during January and February 2020. The 20-state Heartland was poised to see a notable improvement in economic performance that will now be tested due to public health measures implemented to contain the spread of the coronavirus. The additional $200 billion in purchases of grain, industrial supplies and manufactured products over the next two years that China agreed to in the Phase I trade deal will benefit the Heartland greater than any other region of the nation.read more »
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CORONAVIRUS AND THE FUTURE OF LIVING AND WORKING IN AMERICA by Joel Kotkin and Marshall Toplansky03/22/2020
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THE WONDROUS, MAGNIFICENT CITIES OF THE 21ST CENTURY by Ed Ring 03/19/2020 _The American Conservative_ recently laid an egg. They published a misanthropic, pessimistically aggressive Malthusian screed, written by James Howard Kunstler. read more »* Login
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WE WERE WARNED NOT TO BUNCH UP by Randal OToole 03/18/2020 We were warned. After September 11, 2001, historian Stephen Ambrosetold us what to do
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URBAN LIFE AND PANDEMICS by Joel Kotkin 03/22/2020 Pandemics have always been the enemy of dense, urban life. Cities, where people live in close quarters and mix with people from other places, are ideal breeding grounds for contagions. So far, by contrast, there have been comparatively few coronavirus infections in the vast middle of the United States, particularly in the rural reaches. read more »* Login
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WHERE TO OBTAIN CORONAVIRUS DATA by Wendell Cox 03/19/2020 Various internet sites are now providing up to date information on the coronavirus at the international level. Two sources are described below: read more »* Login
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BORIS ON COSTLY HIGH SPEED RAIL: “KEEP DIGGING” THE HOLE by Wendell Cox 02/03/2020 Referring to HS2, the under-construction high speed rail line from London to Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said: “in a hole the size of HS2, the only thing to do iskeep digging
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WSJ EDITORIAL: HOW POLITICS CREATED THE OREGON HOUSING SHORTAGE by Wendell Cox 01/06/2020 A January 5, 2020 Wall Street Journal editorial examines Oregon’s housing affordability crisis. The editorial, “The Housing Shortage in Profile: Construction in Oregon dropped to the lowest level since World War II” not only describes the immediate consequences of Oregon’s recently enacted land use regulations but also provides the four decade context that has done so much damage to its middle-class.read more »
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GOOGLE CHOOSES MISSISSIPPI by Wendell Cox 12/22/2019 The Memphis _Commercial Appeal_ has reported that Google will open its first US operations center in the northeast Mississippi. This area includes the suburbs and exurbs of the Memphis, TN-MS-AR metropolitan area. read more »* Login
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CHOOSE ENERGY PUBLISHES ENERGY RATES BY STATE by New Geography 12/17/2019 Choose Energy tracks energy rates by state. Find your state on the interactive map below to see the latest average rate, its rank among other states and the percentage change from the previous month. Learn more at ChooseEnergy.com.
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WHAT WORKS FOR SEATTLE DOESN'T WORK FOR THE REST OF PUGET SOUND by Mariya Frost 12/14/2019 A new study released by WPC, authored by national transportation expert and urban policy analyst Wendell Cox, puts Seattle transit hypeinto perspective.
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