Chapel Hill, NC: The University of North Carolina Press. Political Terrain: Washington D.C., from Tidewater Town to Global Metropolis. Local Governance and Conflict Management: Reflections on a Brazilian Cluster PART IX: CODA: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES 22.Abbott, Carl. Lessons from Silicon Valley: Governance in a Global City-Region 21. Governing Cities and Regions: Territorial Restructuring in a Global Age 20. Istanbul's Conflicting Paths to Citizenship: Islamization and Globalization PART VIII: THE NEW COLLECTIVE ORDER OF GLOBAL CITY-REGIONS 19. The Immigrant Niche in Global City-Regions: Concept, Patterns, Controversy PART VII: QUESTIONS OF CITIZENSHIP 17. Repositioning of City-Regions: Korea after the Crisis PART VI: SOCIAL INEQUALITIES AND IMMIGRANT NICHES IN GLOBAL CITY-REGIONS 15. Intercity Competition and the Question of Economic Resilience: Globalization and Crisis in Asia 14.

Innovation and Risk-Taking: Urban Governance in Latin America 13. Local Governance and Social Diversity in the Developing World: New Challenges for Globalizing City-Regions 12. Ontario as a North American Region-State, Toronto as a Global City-Region: Responding to the NAFTA Challenge PART V: GLOBAL CITY-REGIONS IN AFRICA, ASIA, AND LATIN AMERICA: POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC CHALLENGES 11.

Regions and the New Economics of Competition 10. Intercity Networks in a Globalizing Era PART IV: THE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES OF GLOBAL CITY-REGIONS 9. The Economic Role and Spatial Contradictions of Global City-Regions: The Functional, Cognitive, and Evolutionary Context 8. Global Cities and Global City-Regions: A Comparison 7. Global City-Regions in the Twenty-First Century 6.

Quebec in an Era of Global City-Regions PART III: THE GLOBAL CITY-REGION: A NEW GEOGRAPHIC PHENOMENON? 5. The World Bank and Global City-Regions: Reaching the Poor 4. How to Invite Prosperity from the Global Economy into a Region 3. Global City-Regions PART II: ON PRACTICAL QUESTIONS OF GLOBALIZATION AND CITY-REGION DEVELOPMENT 2. Introduction PART I: OPENING ARGUMENTS 1.

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