The New Urban Crisis: How Our Cities Are Increasing Inequality, Deepening Segregation, and Failing the Middle Class-and What We Can Do About It
In The New Urban Crisis, Richard Florida explores how contemporary cities can generate prosperity while also widening inequality, reinforcing segregation, and straining the middle class. The book examines these interconnected urban challenges and considers what communities and policymakers can do to pursue more inclusive, balanced, and equitable city development.
About This Book
Richard Florida examines the challenges shaping cities in the modern era.
The book focuses on rising inequality, deepening segregation, and the difficulties facing the middle class in urban communities.
It considers how patterns of urban development can produce unequal outcomes across neighborhoods and social groups.
The discussion also explores possible approaches to building cities that are more inclusive and equitable.
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