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Creative ClassEconomyGlobalizationWho's Your City Features and Reviews
In an exclusive excerpt, the guru of the Creative Class explains the peaks and valleys of the global economy.
adminFebruary 13, 2008
Book ReviewsFiles / Working PapersGlobalizationVenture Capital
By Richard Florida, American Political Science Review – 1998
adminJuly 17, 2007
Files / Working PapersGlobalizationMega-regionsTalent
By Richard Florida, Newsweek – Nov 2005
adminJuly 17, 2007
Book ChaptersBook ReviewsEntrepreneurshipFiles / Working PapersGlobalizationJapan
By Richard Florida, futures- 1999
adminJune 26, 2007
Files / Working PapersForeign Direct InvestmentGlobalizationOther PublicationsTalent, Technology and Tolerance
By Richard Florida, Technology Review – March-April 1998
adminJune 6, 2007
Book ChaptersFiles / Working PapersGlobalizationOther PublicationsTalent, Technology and Tolerance
By Richard Florida and Lewis Branscomb, book chapter in Investing in Innovation: Creating and Research and Innovation Policy That Works, Lewis Branscomb and James Keller (editors), MIT Press – 1998
adminMay 29, 2007
Files / Working PapersGlobalizationInnovationJapanReports
By Richard Florida – Jan 1996
adminApril 2, 2007
Files / Working PapersGlobalizationInnovationTalent, Technology and Tolerance
By Richard Florida – Issues in Science and Technology – March 1995
adminMarch 19, 2007
CompetivenessCreative ClassFiles / Working PapersGlobalizationMartin Prosperity InstituteOther Publications
The Unites States built the most powerful economy by producing and attracting human capital. Is America throwing that advantage away?
adminMarch 14, 2007
CompetivenessFiles / Working PapersGlobalizationReports
By Timothy Sturgeon and Richard Florida – A study by Carnegie Mellon University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology – Final Report to the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation – March 2000
adminMarch 14, 2007
CompetivenessCreative ClassFiles / Working PapersFlight ArticlesGlobalizationOpinion EditorialsTalent
By Richard Florida – July 2005
adminJanuary 15, 2007
CompetivenessFiles / Working PapersFlight ArticlesGlobalizationOpinion EditorialsTalentWorking Paper Series
By Richard Florida and Jesse Elliott – June 2005
adminJanuary 15, 2007
FeaturesFiles / Working PapersFlight ArticlesGlobalizationMega-regionsOther Publications
By Richard Florida, Newsweek International – July 2006
adminDecember 8, 2006
Articles in Refereed Academic JournalsFiles / Working PapersGlobalizationInnovationJapanRegions
By Richard Florida and Martin Kenney – Economic Geography – Oct 1994
adminDecember 8, 2006
Articles in Refereed Academic JournalsBook ChaptersEconomyFiles / Working PapersGlobalizationInnovationRegions
By Richard Florida, Economic Geography – July 1996
adminDecember 8, 2006
Articles in Refereed Academic JournalsFiles / Working PapersGlobalizationInnovation
By Richard Florida, Research Policy – 1997
adminDecember 8, 2006
Book ChaptersBook ReviewsEntrepreneurshipFiles / Working PapersGlobalizationJapan
By Richard Florida – Futures 27(5)
adminNovember 18, 2006
CompetivenessCoursesEconomyFeaturesFiles / Working PapersFlight ArticlesGlobalizationMega-regionsOther PublicationsRegionsUniversityWorking Paper Series
By Richard Florida – The Atlantic Monthly, October 2005
adminAugust 27, 2006