Michael Hill interviews Richard Florida on the release of his latest book, The Rise of the Creative Class Revisited.
adminSeptember 7, 2012
Britannica contributing editor Gregory McNamee caught up with Florida to ask a few questions about the new version of his book, The Rise of the Creative Class Revisited, in which, having crunched the numbers on 300-plus U.S. metropolitan areas, he observes, “Human capital may reflect richer places, but it seems that the creative class makes a place more productive.”
adminSeptember 6, 2012
Ten years ago, Richard Florida published his first book about how creativity was emerging as a common
element shaping America’s economy, geography,communities, and jobs. Now, in The Rise of the Creative Class: Revisited, Florida reveals updated statistics and discusses how the United States has reached a Creative Age that will be the driving force behind its economic recovery. Florida recently spoke with U.S. News about how creativity has pervaded every aspect of Americans’ lives, but has also
caused a new kind of class divide.
adminAugust 20, 2012
Financial Times review of The Rise of the Creative Class Revisited. This book clears some of the ground for modern reform.
adminAugust 14, 2012
Richard Florida speaks with U.S. News about how creativity has pervaded every aspect of Americans’ lives, but has also caused a new kind of class divide.
adminAugust 13, 2012
Florida revisits his book The Rise of the Creative Class and rewrote it to reflect modern times. In The Rise of the Creative Class–Revisited: 10th Anniversary Edition–Revised and Expanded, he explores what social forces brought down the traditional corporate world and led to a rise in the counterculture.
adminJuly 31, 2012
Jay Robb reviews Richard Florida’s latest book, The Rise of the Creative Class Revisited.
adminJuly 20, 2012
Creativity is now the main driver of America’s economy, and is more and more concentrated in and around cities. Richard Florida reports on the trend—and lists the nation’s most creative metro areas, from Boulder to metropolitan Austin to the Washington, D.C. region.
adminJune 27, 2012
800 CEO Read’s creative manifesto for the release of Richard Florida’s new book, The Rise of the Creative Class Revisited.
adminMay 25, 2012
Florida’s latest book, “The Great Reset,” argues that the financial crisis of 2008 will bring new patterns
of living, working, and consuming that will require novel real estate solutions over the next 20
to 30 years. This column takes Florida’s theories at face value and asks him to turn them into actionable
advice for REIT executives and investors.
adminApril 9, 2012