Joel Kotkin
American writer on cities and class; fellow in urban futures at Chapman University.
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- Joel Kotkin is an American writer on cities, demography and class.
- Kotkin is the Roger Hobbs Presidential Fellow in urban futures at Chapman University.
- Kotkin argues for suburban, dispersed growth that serves the middle class and families.
- Kotkin's books include The City: A Global History and The Coming of Neo-Feudalism.
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- Roles
- Roger Hobbs Presidential Fellow in urban futures, Chapman University; senior research fellow, Civitas Institute, University of Texas at Austin2
- Columns
- National Post (Canada) and Spiked2
- Books
- The City: A Global History; The Next Hundred Million (2010); The New Class Conflict (2014); The Coming of Neo-Feudalism (2020)1
- Earlier
- Fellow at the New America Foundation, Pepperdine University and the Milken Institute1
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