1,009 results on '"Kotkin, Joel"'
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202. The making of the president: 1988; there is a rising generation of political leaders - in both parties - that is looking to shape a whole new politics of growth
203. Business a la carte
204. Why smart companies are saying no to venture capital
205. Rising sons
206. The third wave: the comeback of semiconductors: a special report
207. Natural partners
208. My favorite company; the choices of the Inc. staff
209. GOVERNMENT; Turn the Tide: Send Money Back to Cities; After Proposition 13, fiscal power migrated to Sacramento. It's time to reclaim it
210. The new post-ethnic reality? Ethnic labels becoming less important to a growing number of teens
211. Happy to mix it all up; for young America, old ethnic labels no longer apply
212. Divide between pew and pulpit widens in wake of war
213. Parting Souls; Disagreement on the war illustrates the gap between America's left-leaning clergy and its right-leaning laity
214. RELIGION; A Revival Under Many Tents in L.A. The area's religiosity has new faces and speaks in multiple tongues. Yet Los Angeles is increasingly demonstrating how faith can be a common ground
215. Good news could be a mirage.
216. Los roqueros: Latinos like MTV, not Telemundo
217. A world war among professors; a clash between number crunchers and specialists in a single region; is American democracy merely one among many or a model for all?
218. The declustering of America
219. Fading away; The decline of rural America
220. Right-sizing L.A
221. The graying of California
222. THE VALLEY; The Root of Secession's Stall: Identity
223. Immigrants cushion the economic fall; cities like Houston and Los Angeles are weathering this downturn better than in the past due to an influx of immigrant entrepreneurs
224. Europe's latest export
225. Save the Cities, Stop the Suburbs?
226. THE ECONOMY; L.A. May Avoid Recession's Worst
227. Cities must change to survive
228. The Urban Divide; Europe's declining cities could learn a lesson or two from their counterparts in America
229. The Bashers Are Back; The electricity crisis has given critics of California a new opening to predict catastrophe
230. The left loses in Los Angeles
231. A Valley Lush in Velcro and Baggy Shorts
232. The Digital Divider; Technology could shrink Hollywood's blue-and white-collar work forces
233. The end of urban reform
234. Oil-Patch Epicenter, Embracing the Web
235. LOS ANGELES; Two Powers Passing in the Night; Can Latinos and Jews form an alliance?
236. Downtown Revival Comes to the South
237. The City by the Bay? To Them, It's Oakland
238. LONE STAR RISING; In the continuing rivalry with California for national influence, Texas takes the lead
239. A Battle of Civilizations; With George W. Bush in the White House, Texas' challenge to California's economic and cultural preeminence will grow stronger. Can the Golden State meet the challenge?
240. Sublime Vegetables For a Demanding Niche
241. Where's the capital of China?
242. Finding A Niche as High Tech's Back Office
243. Forget old-line, partisan politics in this digital age
244. THE NEW POWER LINES; In the digital age, city councils and churches are replacing Washington. The small town of Manning, Iowa built its own telephone system
245. City Survives a Flood, But Faces an Exodus
246. LOS ANGELES; A City Consumed by Self-Interest
247. Reviving Main Street, Or Living in the Past?
248. A Fine Place to Work, But Can You Fly There?
249. Did the police clamp down too hard?
250. A Casbah for Clothes Is Bustling in California
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