Joel Kotkin

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US politicsReal estate businessArtificial intelligencepoliticseconomicsurbanismaihousing
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Audience and activity

Subscribers1.8K
Views per video134median of the last 30
Views per subscriber0.08how many actually watch
Comments per video0median
Uploads per month2.3
Last upload16d ago2026-10-13
Total views68.9K
Total videos193
Long-form / Shorts100% / 0%

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What Joel Kotkin makes

Topics politics, economics, urbanism, ai, housing

Described by the New York Times as “America’s uber-geographer,” Joel Kotkin is an internationally-recognized authority on global, economic, political and social trends. He authored THE HUMAN CITY: Urbanism for the Rest of Us (Agate Press) in 2016 and co-edited, with MIT’s Alan Berger, the 2018 collection INFINITE SUBURBIA (Princeton University Press). His latest book, The Coming of Neo-Feudalism: A Warning to the Global Middle Class will be published spring 2020 and is now available for pre-order at Amazon.

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Recent videos

TitlePublishedViewsLength
Science and Religion, The New Nexus2026-10-13117101 min
Navigating the Future2026-09-3010231 min
Can We Control AI?2026-09-2415950 min
Why California Politics Keeps Failing Working Families2026-09-1428736 min
2026 Housing Solutions & American Success Summit Podcast Special2026-08-31156125 min
Inside The Long Breakdown Between Iran And America2026-08-1312742 min
The Politics of Polarization in Europe2026-08-0526036 min
Science & Religion: The New Nexus2026-07-225526 min
AI and the Future of Work2026-07-0811537 min
Energy Shocks And Recessions2026-06-226435 min

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