Florida’s main premise in Who’s Your City? is that the world is, in fact, “spiky,” and people make very deliberate decisions about where they live based upon a number of factors.
adminAugust 18, 2008
For generations of suburban kids raised in traffic, mixed-use and mass transit will define the future.
adminAugust 16, 2008
Florida offers the premise that most people do not put nearly the same amount of effort in choosing where they want to live as they do in choosing a spouse and choosing a career, but that location seems to be more predictive of our all-round personal happiness.
adminJune 26, 2008
Cities inevitably, consistently, and dispiritingly punch below their weight politically. City-dwellers, as such, have almost no say in national politics, and invariably end up subsidizing the increasingly-anachronistic lifestyles of their rural compatriots.
adminJune 25, 2008
The producers of the Creative Cities Summit 2.0 (CCS2) announced the participation of Dr. Richard Florida as a special lunch keynote speaker for Tuesday, October 14, 2008
adminJune 24, 2008
Ken Gray examines how Ottawa performs on urban critic Richard Florida’s guide to choosing your home
adminJune 23, 2008
“Who’s Your City” is about the places we choose to live and about how we have considerable opportunity to think strategically about this life decision.
adminJune 16, 2008
Richard Florida in Vancouver speaking at the Congress for the Humanities and Social Sciences
adminJune 13, 2008