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Executive Summary of 1996 report on Houston’s Ethnic Communities 

2002 Report, “Houston's Economic and Demographic Transformations” 

2005 Report, Public Perceptions in Remarkable Times




The newest report, entitled “Public Perceptions in Remarkable Times: Tracking Change Through 24 Years of Houston Surveys,” was released in November 2005. This 48-page full-color report, complete with 39 charts and two tables, provides a comprehensive assessment of Houston's ongoing economic and demographic transformations and of the way area residents have been responding to them. It tracks the changing views of economic opportunities, the mounting importance of quality-of-life issues, and the surge of interest on the part of Anglo suburbanites in someday moving to the city, even as sprawl continues. It documents the public's growing acceptance of diversity in general, and explores the complex nature of intergroup relationships, ethnic differences, and racial attitudes in this time and place of burgeoning diversity. In the conclusion, it points to some of the central challenges that will shape this city's prospects in the years ahead.

Printed copies may be ordered by calling Rice University at 713-348-4225. Click here to download a pdf file of the report.

 





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