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James Fallows

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James Fallows is a longtime correspondent for The Atlantic magazine. He has reported for the magazine from around the world since the late 1970s, including extended assignments in China, Japan, and Southeast Asia, and within the United States in Texas, Washington state, and California. He has written 12 books and won the American Book Award, the National Magazine Award, and a documentary Emmy. He has also done extensive commentary on National Public Radio.
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  • Economic Development

Back on the Bright Side: Silicon Valley in Vermont

  • James Fallows
  • October 6, 2013
Why did this company end up on the shores of Lake Champlain, rather than on the San Francisco Bay or Puget Sound?
Stangl Pottery art featuring Trenton
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  • Economic Development

On Making and Taking, in Trenton and Around the World

  • James Fallows
  • September 26, 2013
Respect for the Garden State and its industrial heritage.
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  • Economic Development

Buying Local: the Google Angle

  • James Fallows
  • September 26, 2013
OK, I'm biased—but I think this is an interesting new project.
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  • Economic Development

Burlington Makes, the World Takes: The Story of NRG Systems

  • James Fallows
  • September 25, 2013
Why Vermont, for this kind of business? Away from traditional manufacturing centers, and tech-world complexes, and even easy transport routes? The cold mountains and the early wind turbines are a sort-of explanation. Plus, as I heard, a 19th-century-onward heritage of precision machine production in the area. But there were two elements of the “why here? why now?” story I found provocative for further discussion.
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  • Economic Development

If You Thought a Profitable Newspaper Was Surprising, How About This: A Pleasant Airport

  • James Fallows
  • September 23, 2013
More strange tales from the North Country.
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  • Local Journalism

Strange Tales From the North Country: A Profitable (Print) Newspaper

  • James Fallows
  • September 20, 2013
What's black and white and read all over, at least in the Green Mountain state.
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  • Breweries & Distilleries

Beer Porn: The Alchemist Cannery

  • James Fallows
  • September 18, 2013
Going to the source, to find a highly celebrated and nearly unobtainable beer.
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  • Aviation

‘Baltimore Altimeter, 30.46’

  • James Fallows
  • September 17, 2013
Snapshots From a Clear Day in the Northeast
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  • Economic Development

Romanesque on the Plains: The Look of Sioux Falls

  • James Fallows and John Tierney
  • September 15, 2013
Introductory note by James Fallows: Yesterday I discussed why the part of greater Sioux Falls that is visually least interesting, to put it politely — the expanse of fast food joints and big-box…
Esri Map of Sioux Falls
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  • Economic Development

What ‘Fringe City’ Status Means for a Community’s Look and Feel

  • James Fallows
  • September 14, 2013
Sioux Falls: If you can make it there ...
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  • Travel

Road Report: Sarah Lee Guthrie

  • James Fallows
  • September 12, 2013
Why someone had to invent the word "serendipity."
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  • Economic Development

A City With Its Economic Bones Revealed: The Look of Sioux Falls

  • James Fallows
  • September 10, 2013
What factories, cathedrals, outdoor sculpture displays, and even brewpubs tell us about a town.
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  • Economic Development

Sioux Falls: It’s Been a Boom Town Before

  • James Fallows and John Tierney
  • September 9, 2013
"That's why they call it a land-office business"
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  • Economic Development

A Dakota Boom Town, but Not the Kind You’d Expect

  • James Fallows
  • September 8, 2013
Why is this boom town different from other boom towns?
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  • Economic Development

Why Local Money Matters: The Middletown Story

  • James Fallows
  • September 7, 2013
"Absentee ownership changed everything."
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  • Civic Life

Welcome Marketplace Listeners, to American Futures

  • James Fallows
  • September 4, 2013
Kicking off a new collaborative project

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