Mid-sized Cities and Regions in Global Competition

Kresl, Peter Karl

Mid-sized Cities and Regions in Global Competition

Edited by Peter Karl Kresl

Abstract: This informative book provides key insights into the successes of mid-sized cities across the globe, as well as the threats they face. It examines the strategies they employ to establish a unique position and compete effectively within the international urban hierarchy.

Keywords: Global Structure Of Places; Human Resources; Mobilizing Local Actors; Shrinking City; Quality Of Urban Life; Threat Of Climate Change (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035372461
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction to Mid-sized Cities and Regions in Global Competition: Peter Karl Kresl
Mid-sized cities and regions and global competition: Peter Karl Kresl
Parramatta: the reemergence of Australia's initial colonial capital as a second principal city of metropolitan Sydney: Edward J. Blakely
Installers and energy transitions in Gothenburg and Rotterdam: Erwin van Tuijl
Planned knowledge locations in Porto: Luís Carvalho
Preventive repositioning of the settled city: Mattia Bertin and Eugenia Vincenti
Conclusion to Mid-sized Cities and Regions in Global Competition: Peter Karl Kresl

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