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G64 2018 |
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The Globalizing Cities Reader : |
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edited by Xuefei Ren and Roger Keil. |
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Second edition. |
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Abingdon, Oxon ; |
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New York, NY : |
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Routledge, an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group , |
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2018. |
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xxix, 481 p. |
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The Routledge urban reader series |
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Revised edition of The global cities reader, 2006. |
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Includes index. |
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Contents:<br/>List of Plates xv --<br/>List of contributors xvii--<br/>Acknowledgments xxi --<br/>Editors’ introduction: from Global to Globalizing Cities xxiii --<br/>PART 1 FOUNDATIONS 1 --<br/>Introduction to Part One 3 --<br/>1 Prologue: “The metropolitan explosion” Peter Hall 7 --<br/>2 “Divisions of space and time in Europe” Fernand Braudel 9 --<br/>3 “World city formation: an agenda for research and action” John Friedman and Goetz Wolff 16 --<br/>4 “Locating cities on global circuits” Saskia Sassen 25 --<br/>5 “Urban specialization in the world system: an investigation of historical cases” Nestor P Rodriguez and Joe R Feagin 31 --<br/>6 “Accumulation and comparative urban systems” John Walton 41 --<br/>7 “The world system perspective and urbanization” Michael Timberlake 47 --<br/>8 “Global city formation in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles: Janet L Abu Lughod 53 --<br/>9 “Global and world cities: a view from off the map” Jennifer Robinson 60 --<br/>10 “Space in the globalizing city” Peter Marcuse 67 --<br/>PART 2 PATHWAYS 75 --<br/>Introduction to Part Two 77 --<br/>11 Prologue: Istanbul was our past, Istanbul is our future” Hamid Dabashi 81 --<br/>12 “The city as a landscape of power: London and New York as global financial capitals “Sharon Zukin 83 --<br/>13 “Detroit and Houston: two cities in global perspective” Richard Child Hill and Joe Feagin 90 --<br/>14 “The stimulus of a little confusion: a contemporary comparison of Amsterdam and Los Angeles” Edward W. Soja 98 --<br/>15 “Global city Zurich: paradigms of urban development” Christian Schmid 106 --<br/>16 “From ‘state owned’ to ‘City Inc’: the re territorialization of the state in Shanghai” Fulong Wu 116 --<br/>17 “The dream of Delhi as a global city” Veronique Dupont 123 --<br/>18 “’Fourth world’ cities in the global economy: the case of Phnom Penh, Cambodia” Gavin Shatkin 130 --<br/>19 “Medellín and Bogotá: the global cities of the other globalization” Eduardo Mendieta 137 --<br/>PART 3 RELATIONS 143 --<br/>Introduction to Part Three 145 --<br/>20 Prologue: “Specification of the world city network” Peter J. Taylor 147 --<br/>21 “Local and global: cities in network society” Manuel Castells 148 --<br/>22 “Comparing London and Frankfurt as world cities: a relational study of contemporary urban change” Jonathan V. Beaverstock, Michel Hoyler, Kathryn Pain, and Peter J. Taylor 154 --<br/>23 “Global grids of glass: on global cities, telecommunications and planetary urban networks” Stephen Graham 161 --<br/>24 “Global cities and the spread of infectious disease: the case of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in Toronto, Canada” S. Harris Ali and Roger Keil 169 --<br/>25 “Flying high (in the competitive sky): conceptualizing the role of airports in global city regions through ‘aero regionalism’” Jean Paul Addie 176 --<br/>26 “One package at a time: the distributive world city” Cynthia Negrey, Jeffery L. Osgood, and Frank Goetzkie 183 --<br/>27 “Global cities between biopolitics and necroppolitics: (in)security and circuits of knowledge in the glogal city network” David Murakami Wood 191 --<br/>28 “The virtual palimpsest of the global city network” Mark Graham 198 --<br/>29 “Relationality territoriality: toward conceptualization of city in the world” Eugene McCann and Kevin Ward 205 --<br/>PART 4 REGULATIONS 211 --<br/>Introduction to Part Four 213 --<br/>30 Prologue: “ The global city as world order” Warren Magnusson 219 --<br/>31 “ Globalization and the rise of city regions “ Allen J Scott 222 --<br/>32 “ Global cities, ‘glocal states’: global city formation and state territorial restructuring in contemporary Europe” Neil Brenner 228 --<br/>33 “ Global cities and developmental states: Tokyo and Seoul” Richard Child Hill and June Woo Kim 236 --<br/>34 “World city information on the Asia Pacific Rim: poverty, ‘everyday’ forms of civil society and environmental management” Mike Douglass 244 --<br/>35 “New globalism, new urbanism: gentrification as global urban strategy” Neil Smith 251 --<br/>36 “Between world history and state formation: new perspective on Africa’s cities” Laurent Fourchard 257 --<br/>37 “The ‘right to the city’: institutional imperatives of a developmental state” Susan Parnell and Edgar Pieterse 264 --<br/>38 “Global cities vs. ‘global cities’: rethinking contemporary urbanism as public ecology” Timothy W. Luke 270 --<br/>PART 5 CONTESTATIONS 277 --<br/>Introduction to Part Five 279 --<br/>39 Prologue: “From Tahrir Square to Emaar Square: Cairo’s private road to a private city” Mohamed Elshahed 283 --<br/>40 “Local actors in global politics” Saskia Sassen 285 --<br/>41 “The right to the city” David Harvey 290 --<br/>42 “Urban social movements in an era of globalization” 295 --<br/>43 “Sao Paulo: the city and its protest” Teresa Caldeira 302 --<br/>44 “Global city building in China and its discontents” Xuefei Ren 307 --<br/>45 “Between ghetto and globe: remaking urban life in Africa” AbdouMaliq Simone 313 --<br/>46 “World cities and union renewal” Steven Tufts 319 --<br/>47 “Blockupy fights back: global city formation in Frankfurt am Main after the financial crisis” Sebastian Schipper, Lucas Pohl, Tino Petzold, Daniel Mullis, and Bernd Belina” 325 --<br/>PART 6 CULTURE 333 --<br/>Introduction to Part Six 335 --<br/>48 Prologue: “High culture and hard labor” Andrew Ross 339 --<br/>49 “World cities: Global? Postcolonial Postimperial? Or just the result of happenstance? Some cultural comments” Anthony D. King 341 --<br/>50 “’Global media cities’: major nodes of globalizing culture and media industries” Stefan Krätke 348 --<br/>51 “Willing the global city: Berlin’s cultural strategies of interurban competition after 1989” Ute Lehrer 355 --<br/>52 “The transitional capitalist class and contemporary architecture in globalizing cities’’ Leslie Sklair 362 --<br/>53 “Shanghai nightscapes and ethnosexual contact zones” James Farrer and Andrew Field 368 --<br/>54 “Graffiti or street art? Negotiating the moral geographies of the creative city’’ Cameron McAuliffe 374 --<br/>55 “Spaces and networks or musical creativity in the city” Allan Watson, Michael Hoyler, and Christoph Mager 380 --<br/>56 “Provincializing the global city: from Bombay to Mumbai” Rashimi Varma 386 --<br/>PART 7 FRONTIERS 391 --<br/>Introduction to Part Seven 393 --<br/>57 Prologue: “World city” Doreen Massey 397 --<br/>58 “The global cities discourse: a return to the master narrative?” Michael Peter Smith 399 --<br/>59 “Provincializing the global city: from Bombay to Mumbai” Peter J. Taylor, Michael Hoyler, and Raf Verbruggen 407 --<br/>60 “Beyond the global city concept and the myth of ‘command and control’” Richard G. Smith 413 --<br/>61 “World cities under conditions of financialized globalization: towards an augmented world city hypothesis” David Bassens and Michiel van Meeteren 419 --<br/>62 “Can the straw man speak? An engagement with postcolonial critiques of ‘global cities research’” Michiel van Meeteren, Ben Derudder, and David Bassens 426 --<br/>63 “Global suburbanization” Roger Keil 433 --<br/>64 “What is urban about critical urban theory? Ananya Roy 441 --<br/>65 “Planetary urbanization” Neil Brenner and Christian Schmid 449 --<br/>66 “New geographies of theorizing the urban: putting comparison to work for global urban studies” Jennifer Robinson 453 --<br/>67 “Governing the informal in globalizing cities: comparing China, India and Brazil” Xuefei Ren 459 --<br/>68 “The urban revolution” Henri Lefebvre 465 --<br/>Index 472 --<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/> |
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Plates:<br/>1 Time Square, New York City 2 --<br/>2 Amsterdam historic canal 33 --<br/>3 The Shard, London, looming 35 --<br/>4 Industrial Age glory in Manchester 36 --<br/>5 One World Trade Center, New York 38 --<br/>6 Vintage skyscrapers, Chicago 55 --<br/>7 Bonaventure Hotel and its neighbors in downtown Los Angeles 56 --<br/>8 Istanbul Financial Center under construction 76 --<br/>9 Global city at street level, New York 85 --<br/>10 Urban redevelopment, Soho, London 87 --<br/>11 Model T in former Ford Piquette Avenue Plant, Detroit 92 --<br/>12 Packard Factory, Detroit 94 --<br/>13 Amsterdam 101 --<br/>14 Street scene, downtown Los Angeles 103 --<br/>15 Shanghai selfie in front of Pudong skyline across Huangpu River 119 --<br/>16 Billboard in 2010 during the Commonwealth Games, Delhi 125 --<br/>17 Gurgaon, Delhi 128 --<br/>18 Toronto aerotropolis 144 --<br/>19 Frankfurt skyline from south of the Main River 156 --<br/>20 London Metabolism 164 --<br/>21 Temperature screening post, Hong Kong Macau border 172 --<br/>22 Chicago aerotropolis 179 --<br/>23 Complexo do Alemao, Rio de Janeiro 179 --<br/>24 Luxury housing, Barrada Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro 193 --<br/>25 Hong Kong, Asia’s world city 196 --<br/>26 Johannesburg, a world class city 212 --<br/>27 Downtown Johannesburg 258 --<br/>28 Demolitions, Shanghai 262 --<br/>29 Sao Paulo 278 --<br/>30 A Starbucks at Xintiandi, Shanghai 304 --<br/>31 Street scene, downtown Johannesburg 310 --<br/>32 Trade union headquarters, London 315 --<br/>33 ECB headquarters 321 --<br/>34 Police in front of the ECB 329 --<br/>35 Police using tear gas 330 --<br/>36 Graffiti covered streets, Sao Paulo 334 --<br/>37 Shopping malls, Bangalore 344 --<br/>38 Construction of Potzdamer Platz 357 --<br/> |
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Electronic reproduction. |
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Ipswich, MA |
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Available via World Wide Web. |
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Description based on print version record. |
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Cities and towns |
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Urbanization |
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Globalization |
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Ren, Xuefei. |
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editor. |
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Keil, Roger, |
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1957- |
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editor. |
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Original |
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9781138923683 |
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9781138923690 |
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1138923699 |
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(DLC) 2017020625 |
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Routledge urban reader series. |
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Second edition |
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HT119 |
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General |
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G64 2018 |