The future of cities in Western Europe

Peter Hall

European Review, 1995, vol. 3, issue 2, 161-169

Abstract: The cities of Western Europe are profoundly affected by major global forces, which affect both the competitive advantage of different cities and the location of activities between cities and suburbs. These forces will impinge differentially on the main levels of the urban hierarchy; it is useful to distinguish between global cities, regional cities, older industrial cities and county-level cities.

Date: 1995
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