THE US GLOBAL CITIES AS HUBS FOR FOREIGN TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS by M. E. Pilka, N. A. Sluka

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The Metropolises of the Islamic World in the Process of Globalization and the Global City Comparative Study: Tehran and Istanbul by mohsen abedidorcheh

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Responses to the Global City: The Urban Question in the Twenty-first Century. A Dialogue with Teresa Caldeira by Ignacio Arce Abarca

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“Local versus Nonlocal” Enterprise Linkages of Global Cities: A Comparison between Beijing and Shanghai, China by Jiayi Lu, Dongqi Sun, Jiali Yu, Jiaming Li, Fangqu Niu

“…Two global cities of China, Beijing and Shanghai, have completely different development statuses with their hinterlands. …”
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Perspective of Pain Clinicians in Three Global Cities on Local Barriers to Providing Care for Chronic Noncancer Pain Patients by S. Fatima Lakha, Peri Ballantyne, Hanan Badr, Mubina Agboatwala, Angela Mailis, Peter Pennefather

“…An increasing proportion of the global chronic pain population is managed through services delivered by specialized pain clinics in global cities. This paper describes the results of a survey of pain clinic leaders in three global cities on barriers influencing chronic noncancer pain (CNCP) management provided by those clinics. …”
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Evaluation of Vienna’s World Economic Position Based on Global and World City Rankings by Andrea Uszkai

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Adaptive Buenos Aires. Architecture between diversity and demand of modernity by Francesco Casalbordino

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Quand l’art public (dé)fait la ville ? by Pauline Guinard

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KÜRESELLEŞMENİN KENTLER ÜZERİNE ETKİSİ: “İSTANBUL ÖRNEĞİ” by Hasan Yaylı

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Actors of Contemporary World Politics: Trends of Development by M. M. Lebedeva

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İstanbul: Sanayisizleşmeyen Bir Küresel Kent by Özgür Sayın

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Dubaï et le sport, image d’une société fracturée by Raphaël Le Magoariec

“…Witnessing the changes of generation within the power of Dubai, integration in this domain also marks the entry of the emirate into a new era by the building of a new image of « global city ». Studying Dubaï through the prism of sport allows us to understand, on the one hand, how the Emirate invests in the field of sport and what its stated goals are, on the other hand, how sport is experienced and practiced in this multi-ethnic society evolving in the emirate. …”
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Industrial heritage, a new tool for Olympic promotion? A comparative analysis. by Helena Roux

“…Presented as engines of transformations, they contribute to promotion of requalified and re-invested spaces that correspond better with the image of a competitive global city. The development of tourism strategies stems from this land promotion and appears as one of the economic outlets of the post-industrial transition. …”
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The Nation’s ‘Other’ Housing Project by Zihao Wong

“…State intervention also maximised these housing developments as part of wider national aspirations to the status of a global city, and for its citizens, a ‘green and gracious’ Singaporean society. …”
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Tel-Aviv a cent ans ! 1909-2009 : un siècle de globalisation au Proche-Orient by Caroline Rozenholc

“…How did it turn into the global city it is today within a century, with the most prestigious architects, the “starchitects”, launching again Tel-Aviv as a complex mix of scales, places and moments. …”
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The Role of Universities in the Competitiveness of Cities and Urban Agglomerations by A. A. Popov, P. P. Glukhov

“…It includes a review of the methodologies of compiling international city rankings (Global Cities Index, Cities of opportunity, Mercer Quality of Living, The Global City Competitiveness Index, QS Best Student Cities) in order to identify the content and significance of the criteria aimed at assessment of the effectiveness of universities. …”
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Dancing to the Bhangra in New York City by Anjali Gera Roy

“…With Rekha being invited to deejay at major public events in NYC, bhangra could claim to be officially inducted in the global city’s soundscape. The recognition of Basement Bhangra and DJ Rekha by mainstream media, academia and policymakers signals the claims of desis to the space of New York city through the performance of a vibrant South Asian youth subculture that originated in the villages of Punjab in North India. …”
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Gravity Centers of Central European Urban Network – Global Embeddedness Based on Advanced Producer Services by Katalin Döbrönte

“…New centralities and marginalities occur, and a key question how the fragmented Central European urban structure mainly characterised by small cities is affected by these changes, which cities became global cities, and which cities can be integrated in the urban network on a regional level. …”
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Istanbul, une internationalisation forcée ? by Martine Candelier-Cabon, Benoit Montabone

“…This proactive but not always coordinated policy leads to spatial reconfigurations specific to "global cities". Nevertheless, the negative effects are numerous and prove that this international model can not be applied to all cities without taking into account the territorial specificities.…”
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Formalization of Organizations of Recyclers by Trade in Bogota: Reflections from Popular Economy by Luisa Fernanda Tovar

“…In big global cities, the management of residues is a problem that continues to gain importance. …”
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