Tag: urban

September 24, 2015

A Tale of Two Cities

Why did San Francisco surge forward and LA fall so far behind?

Business & Economics
April 17, 2015

The Brooklyn Project

Capital of twenty-first century?

History, Literary Theory
September 2, 2014

Our Fall Catalog (as Told by A Flowchart)

A quick visual guide to help you navigate our Fall 2014 offerings. You're welcome. A new season means new books, and as we steadily transition into Fall, it's time for SUP to roll out our Fall 2014 catalog, featuring books on everything from intellectual property …

Stanford Press News
August 7, 2014

Busting the Boom Towns

On the rise and decline of America’s cities in the 20th century. Detroit’s skyline. Creative Commons image by Meagan via Flickr The United States is one of the most urban nations on the planet, with 81% of its total population residing in cities. Of course, …

Business & Economics, Law & Policy, Sociology