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The impacts of globalization on St. Petersburg: A secondary world city in from the cold? missing an important set of pre-conditions that are critical to attain a level of global interaction required to be considered for secondary city status in a semi-peripheral country. Only the city’s cultural activities appear to qualify the city for world city status. As long as Russia itself remai

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Building world city Tokyo: Globalization and conflict over urban spaceof national survival in a globalizing world. In this sense, the Japanese experience of modernity has been deeply intertwined with, and is in important ways inseparable from the ongoing processes of globalization during the last century and a half. While their main response was to foster the growth o

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Measuring world city formation — The case of Shanghai technique would be a useful tool for cities aspiring to attain world city status, especially those cities in Pacific Asia, such as Hong Kong, Singapore, Seoul, and Shanghai. This paper approaches this task by devising a measurement methodology based on quantifiable indicators to generate a World Ci

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Information technology and urban spatial structure: A comparative analysis of the Chicago and Seoul attempt to measure the potential influence of IT on urban form and structure. We analyzed the metropolitan areas to understand ways in which the information technology has influenced the distribution of urban economic activities: concentration or dispersion by examining two aspects of impacts: an at

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Globalization and Urban Development978-3-540-28351-5Series ISSN 1430-9602 Series E-ISSN 2197-9375

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Impact of globalization on cities and city-related policies in Indias at the city level: Private sector involvement in infrastructure development and management; allowing city access to capital markets; and setting up central government funding programs to promote urban structural change. The impacts of globalization on cities (as opposed to the macroeconomic reform