Houston ranked 57th out of 61 major metropolitan areas surveyed in the United States Peace Index 2012.
A new report shows that social factors are more important than wealth when it comes to happiness, and some believe a new development paradigm is in order.
Maryland is the first state to measure positive and negative impacts of long-term prosperity.
American cities that are safer and more comfortable for biking contain healthier and happier people, according to Richard Florida analysis.
Sprawl perpetuates socioeconomic inequalities by weakening citizen participation, a researcher says.
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