The author of The Next Hundred Million: America in 2050 is en route to Dallas to tell us what we will look like at the mid-point of this century and how we will benefit as the U.S. population grows. Hint — his forecast is not the conservative’s dream nor the liberal’s demand for order and security, but something in-between. Though the city core will have a vital role, suburbs and exurbs will dominate.
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