Karen Mossberger is Professor of Public Administration at the University of Illinois-Chicago. Caroline Tolbert is Professor of Political Science at the University of IowaWilliam Franko is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Auburn University.

Digital Cities forcefully and persuasively demonstrates how place matters for understanding and addressing the challenges of innovation and inequality. The authors impressively marshal extensive new data and careful analyses to illuminate significant research perspectives and to open crucial policy questions.

• 1. Cities and a Digital Society ; 2. The Need for Urban Broadband Policy ; 3. Place and Inequality: Urban, Suburban, and Rural America ; 4. Mobile Access and The Less-Connected ; 5. Ranking Digital Cities and Suburbs ; 6. Mapping Opportunity in Chicago Neighborhoods ; 7. The Geography of Barriers to Broadband Adoption ; 8. Barriers to Adoption in Chicago Neighborhoods ; 9. From Neighborhoods to Washington: Policy Solutions ; References ; Appendix A ; Appendix B ; Appendix C ; Index

Karen Mossberger is Professor of Public Administration at the University of Illinois-Chicago. Caroline Tolbert is Professor of Political Science at the University of IowaWilliam Franko is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Auburn University.

Digital Cities forcefully and persuasively demonstrates how place matters for understanding and addressing the challenges of innovation and inequality. The authors impressively marshal extensive new data and careful analyses to illuminate significant research perspectives and to open crucial policy questions.

• 1. Cities and a Digital Society ; 2. The Need for Urban Broadband Policy ; 3. Place and Inequality: Urban, Suburban, and Rural America ; 4. Mobile Access and The Less-Connected ; 5. Ranking Digital Cities and Suburbs ; 6. Mapping Opportunity in Chicago Neighborhoods ; 7. The Geography of Barriers to Broadband Adoption ; 8. Barriers to Adoption in Chicago Neighborhoods ; 9. From Neighborhoods to Washington: Policy Solutions ; References ; Appendix A ; Appendix B ; Appendix C ; Index

Karen Mossberger is Professor of Public Administration at the University of Illinois-Chicago. Caroline Tolbert is Professor of Political Science at the University of IowaWilliam Franko is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Auburn University.

Digital Cities forcefully and persuasively demonstrates how place matters for understanding and addressing the challenges of innovation and inequality. The authors impressively marshal extensive new data and careful analyses to illuminate significant research perspectives and to open crucial policy questions.

• 1. Cities and a Digital Society ; 2. The Need for Urban Broadband Policy ; 3. Place and Inequality: Urban, Suburban, and Rural America ; 4. Mobile Access and The Less-Connected ; 5. Ranking Digital Cities and Suburbs ; 6. Mapping Opportunity in Chicago Neighborhoods ; 7. The Geography of Barriers to Broadband Adoption ; 8. Barriers to Adoption in Chicago Neighborhoods ; 9. From Neighborhoods to Washington: Policy Solutions ; References ; Appendix A ; Appendix B ; Appendix C ; Index