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The Transformation of American citiesopolitan area and more rarely it might be examined as an object of national policy. But cities were almost never seen as international actors. Times however, are rapidly changing, and cities have increasingly become participants in a complex international system of trade and economic pressures. We u

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Urban democracy in Japant, cities in modern Japan were formed by a double process: the drift of population from rural to urban areas as a result of industrialization and increase of urban populations through municipal amalgamation. For the purpose of this book the standard for a big city is set at a population of 100,000 i

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