International Handbook of Globalization and World Cities
Edited by Ben Derudder,
Michael Hoyler,
Peter J. Taylor and
Frank Witlox
in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing
Abstract:
This Handbook offers an unrivalled overview of current research into how globalization is affecting the external relations and internal structures of major cities in the world.
Keywords: Geography; Urban and Regional Studies (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
ISBN: 9781848446472
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Chapters in this book:
- Ch 1 Introduction: A Relational Urban Studies
- Ben Derudder, Michael Hoyler, Peter J. Taylor and Frank Witlox
- Ch 2 Historical World City Networks
- Peter J. Taylor
- Ch 3 Cities in the Making of World Hegemonies
- Peter J. Taylor, Michael Hoyler and Dennis Smith
- Ch 4 Imperialism and World Cities
- Anthony D. King
- Ch 5 Political Global Cities
- Herman van der Wusten
- Ch 6 The Interlocking Network Model
- Peter J. Taylor
- Ch 7 On City Cooperation and City Competition
- Peter J. Taylor
- Ch 8 Global City/World City
- Ben Derudder, Anneleen De Vos and Frank Witlox
- Ch 9 Spatial Transformations of Cities: Global City-region? Mega-city Region?
- Kathy Pain
- Ch 10 World Cities and Airline Networks
- Tony Grubesic and Timothy C. Matisziw
- Ch 11 Internet Networks of World Cities: Agglomeration and Dispersion
- Edward J. Malecki
- Ch 12 Corporate Networks of World Cities
- Arthur S. Alderson and Jason Beckfield
- Ch 13 Advanced Producer Servicing Networks of World Cities
- Peter J. Taylor, Ben Derudder, Michael Hoyler and Frank Witlox
- Ch 14 Airports: From Flying Fields to Twenty-first Century Aerocities
- Lucy C.S. Budd
- Ch 15 Global Cities, Office Markets and Capital Flows
- Colin Lizieri
- Ch 16 International Trade Fairs and World Cities: Temporary vs. Permanent Clusters
- Harald Bathelt
- Ch 17 Mega-events: Urban Spectaculars and Globalization
- John Rennie Short
- Ch 18 Cyberinfrastructures and ‘Smart’ World Cities: Physical, Human and Soft Infrastructures
- Andrew Boulton, Stanley D. Brunn and Lomme Devriendt
- Ch 19 Centrality, Hierarchy and Heterarchy of Worldwide Corporate Networks
- Ronald Wall and Bert van der Knaap
- Ch 20 Business Knowledges Within and Between the World City
- James Faulconbridge and Sarah Hall
- Ch 21 Highly Skilled International Labour Migration and World Cities: Expatriates, Executives and Entrepreneurs
- Jonathan Beaverstock
- Ch 22 Grasping the Spatial Paradoxes of Finance: Theoretical Lessons from the Case of Amsterdam
- Ewald Engelen
- Ch 23 The Cultural Economy and the Global City
- Andy C. Pratt
- Ch 24 Starchitects, Starchitecture and the Symbolic Capital of World Cities
- Paul Knox
- Ch 25 How Global is the ‘Global Media’? Analysing the Networked Urban Geographies of Transnational Media Corporations
- Allan Watson
- Ch 26 World Cities of Sex
- Phil Hubbard
- Ch 27 Global City-region Governance, Ten Years On
- John Harrison
- Ch 28 Cities and Sustainability: Reflections on a Decade of World Development
- Kathy Pain
- Ch 29 Planning for World Cities: Shifting Agendas and Differing Politics
- Peter Newman and Andy Thornley
- Ch 30 Surveillance in the World City
- David Murakami Wood
- Ch 31 Global Cities and Infectious Disease
- Harris Ali and Roger Keil
- Ch 32 Urban Social Polarization
- Chris Hamnett
- Ch 33 Gentrifying the World City
- Loretta Lees
- Ch 34 The Privileged World City: Private Banking, Wealth Management and the Bespoke Servicing of the Global Super-rich
- Jonathan Beaverstock
- Ch 35 Global Workers for Global Cities: Low Paid Migrant Labour in London
- Kavita Datta, Cathy McIlwaine, Joanna Herbert, Yara Evans, Jon May and Jane Wills
- Ch 36 Cultural Diasporas
- Caroline Nagel
- Ch 37 Suburbanization and Global Cities
- Roger Keil
- Ch 38 NY-LON
- Richard G. Smith
- Ch 39 Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong Within a Financial Centre Network
- Karen P.Y. Lai
- Ch 40 More than an Ordinary City: The Role of Mexico City in Global Commodity Chains
- Christof Parnreiter
- Ch 41 Mumbai as a Global City: A Theoretical Essay
- Jan Nijman
- Ch 42 Accra: A Globalizing City
- Richard Grant
- Ch 43 Geographies of Power in the Indonesia–Malaysia–Singapore Growth Triangle
- Tim Bunnell, Carl Grundy-Warr, James D. Sidaway and Matthew Sparke
- Ch 44 Randstad Holland: Probing Hierarchies and Interdependencies in a Polycentric World City Region
- Bart Lambregts and Robert Kloosterman
- Ch 45 From National Capital to Dismal Political World City: The Politics of Scalar Disarticulation in Brussels
- Stijn Oosterlynck
- Ch 46 Las Vegas: More than a One-dimensional World City?
- Robert E. Lang and Christina Nicholas
- Ch 47 South Florida: World City, Edgeless City
- Robert E. Lang and Christina Nicholas
- Ch 48 Marked by Dynamics: Berlin and Warsaw in the Process of Functional Change
- Ewa Korcelli-Olejniczak
- Ch 49 ‘The World City Concept Travels East’: On Excessive Imagination and Limited Urban Sustainability in UAE World Cities
- David Bassens
- Ch 50 Sydney: The Wicked Power-geometry of a Greening Global City
- Michele Acuto
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