Titlebook: Emerging Nodes in the Global Economy: Frankfurt and Tel Aviv Compared; Daniel Felsenstein,Eike W. Schamp,Arie Shachar Book 2002 Springer N

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-08924-8al center. This is reflected in the use of such common nicknames as ‘Bankfurt’ and ‘Mainhattan’, as well as references made to the city in scientific publications. For example, Ronneberger and Keil (1995, p. 305) write: “A service economy [...] mastered by the finance sector forms the basis for the

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Fred Ranft,Bernhard Frohn,Energieagentur NRWEurope. Although the European global cities of London and Paris have more airports (Frankfurt has only one), the importance of Frankfurt as a transportation node in the pattern of global connections is reflected in this extent. Airports belong to the transportation infrastructure of every modern eco

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Natürliche und künstliche Intelligenz arket area has been challenged by many factors, including the following three. First, modern information and communication technologies appear to have made the urban marketplace obsolete, most notably through the new distribution path of e-commerce. The internet serves as a virtual marketplace not o

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Gerhard Holzmann,Matthias Wangelinconomic sense, ‘globalization’ refers to the growing interdependence of markets and production in different countries, through trade in goods and services, cross-border capital flows, international technology exchange, strategic alliances, co-operative ventures and mergers. The tourism sector has tr

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to looking forward. We attempt to generalize about the conditions under which node economies emerge in order to provide a conceptual infrastructure for understanding similar processes in other locations. Despite the glorification of the global city phenomena, most places will never attain or even a

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