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Suburbia: The Economist got it wrong

By Flavie | Published: June 8, 2008

Here’s another occasion to bug you with my interest for suburbia. The Economist has an article this week on America’s suburbs. It talks about their transformation, from homogeneous to heterogeneous. Whereas in the ’50s, most inhabitants of suburbia where twenty- and thirty-something white couples who were just sarting a family, it now includes a muti-ethnic [...]

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Suburbia: The Economist got it wrong

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