The reason we at Bowden's Market Barometer love NewGeography.com: Insightful and provocative commentary provided by a coterie of highly intelligent, socially sensitive professionals. The think tank recently posted an interview in Social Intelligence with Neil Howe, noted historian, economist and demographer, on "the changing nature of human population growth and its implications for politics, culture, and business." Well worth the read . . . (click here)
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