Inspired by Studs Terkel’s classic works of oral history, Cary McClelland spent years interviewing people at the epicenter of recent change, from venture capitalists and coders to politicians and protesters, capturing San Francisco as ...
Scientists like J. Robert Oppenheimer—the quintessentially detached academic who was so absorbed in his work that he had not bothered to vote until 1936—suddenly found themselves in the national limelight after the war-ending 1945 ...
The second case study area is the city's emerging Central Business District (CBD). This overlaps the core of the colonial cantonment and contains 550 establishments in its two-square-mile area. The three postal (PIN) codes here have ICT ...
... Marlon, 53–54 Marks, Milton, 114 marriage and tourism: Las Vegas divorce and marriage industry, 136–37, 230n47; San Francisco gay marriage tourism, 122–24. See also tourism and travel industry Marshall, James, 72 Marshall, Thurgood, ...
In cities , by contrast , it's much easier for people to stop doing the things they were doing before . ... Rosenthal in the 1920s strongly resembles the narratives of the computer industry in California's Silicon Valley in the 1990s .
With a regional economy that supported over 7000 electronic and software companies, a gross domestic product of about US$49,000 per capita, and real wages growing at about five times the national average, Silicon Valley was a magnet for ...
One of the most highly anticipated questions pressing the global world is, Can Silicon Valley be replicated, and if so, what would it look like? Many cities, regions, and countries around the world have announced or implemented plans to ...
In The Innovation Complex, the eminent urbanist Sharon Zukin shows the way these forces shape the new urban economy through a rich and illuminating account of the rise of the tech sector in New York City.
In this report, we investigate how re-integrating components of oak woodlands into developed landscapes -- "re-oaking" -- can provide an array of valuable functions for both wildlife and people.
Also in Ithaca , in the mid - 1970s , Penelope Gerhart and her cousin , Frank Kohler , started a business , Brown Cow Farms , selling yogurt she made on the kitchen stove . Gerhart and her husband owned a milk farm and she used only ...