In this presentation at the Delivering Sustainable Communities Summit in Manchester, U.K., Bruce Katz presents how American cities are undergoing profound, but uneven, demographic and market changes. As a consequence, U.S. cities are commissioning or conducting “urban diagnostics” to give them a clear understanding of their assets and liabilities. U.S. cities are then using these diagnostics to develop competitive agendas that are tailored to their realities.
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Commentary
Diagnosing Cities: Lessons from America
February 1, 2005