1. WHAT
1.1. POST INDUSTRIAL CITIES
1.1.1. WHAT
1.1.1.1. Service Sector surplus the Manufacturing Sector
1.1.1.2. Knowledge is a Valued Capital
1.1.1.3. - Blue collar +White Collar
1.1.2. THE RAISE OF THE EXPERT
1.1.3. Terms related
1.1.3.1. Post industrial economy
1.1.3.2. Network Society
1.1.3.3. Knowledg Economy
1.1.3.4. Knowledge Society
1.1.3.5. Information Society
1.1.4. WHO
1.1.4.1. Seth Godin
1.1.4.2. Daniel Bell
1.1.5. DISCIPLINES
1.1.5.1. Economics
1.1.5.2. Social Sciences
1.1.5.3. Research Design
1.1.5.4. Behavioral Sciences
1.1.5.5. Information Sciences & Tech
1.2. Socio Economic Class
1.3. CREATIVE ECONOMY
1.3.1. Business that create intangibles
1.3.2. Higher evolution of Capitalism
1.3.2.1. http://artthreat.net/2012/10/privatizing-creativity/
2. Richard Florida
2.1. Senior editor for The Atlantic
2.1.1. http://www.theatlantic.com/special-report/start-up-nation/
2.2. Director of the Martin Prosperity Institute at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management
2.3. Global Research Professor at New York University
2.4. Founder of the Creative Class Group
3. WHO
3.1. Knowledge Workers
3.2. Intellectuals
3.3. Artists
3.4. Richard's Florida Classification
3.4.1. Super Creative Core
3.4.1.1. Innovation
3.4.1.2. Problem Solving
3.4.1.3. Problem Finding
3.4.2. The Bohemias
3.4.3. Creative Professional
3.4.3.1. Knowledge-based workers
4. WHERE
4.1. California Sillicon Valley
4.2. Boston Route 128
4.3. The Triangle in North Carolina
4.4. Austin
4.5. Seattle
4.6. Portland
4.7. Dublin
4.8. Sweden
4.9. Many others...
4.9.1. America's Top
5. HYPOTHESIS
5.1. Creative Class is socially relevant because its members ability to supur regional economic growth through innovation
5.1.1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_class