Preface to the Fourth Edition | p. ix |
Preface to the Third Edition | p. xi |
Preface to the Second Edition | p. xiii |
Preface to the First Edition | p. xv |
List of Exhibits | p. xvii |
Place and Production in the Global Economy | p. 1 |
The Urban Impact of Economic Globalization | p. 15 |
The Global Economy Today | p. 17 |
Strategic Places | p. 32 |
Conclusion: After the Pax Americana | p. 42 |
Notes | p. 43 |
Appendix | p. 44 |
National and Transnational Urban Systems | p. 58 |
Global Patterns of Urbanization | p. 59 |
Urbanization in Africa Today | p. 65 |
Urbanization in Asia Today | p. 66 |
Impacts on Primate Systems: The Case of Latin America and the Caribbean | p. 67 |
Impacts on Balanced Urban Systems: The Case of Europe | p. 70 |
Transnational Urban Systems | p. 78 |
Global Cities and Immigration | p. 84 |
Global Cities and Diasporic Networks | p. 86 |
A Politics of Places on Global Circuits | p. 89 |
Conclusion: Urban Growth and Its Multiple Meanings | p. 91 |
Notes | p. 93 |
Appendix | p. 95 |
The New Urban Economy: The Intersection of Global Processes and Place | p. 109 |
From the Keynesian City to the Global City | p. 110 |
The Multiple Circuits of the Global Economy | p. 111 |
The Specialized Differences of Cities Matter: There Is No Perfect Global City | p. 114 |
The Global City as a Postindustrial Production Site | p. 127 |
The Formation of a New Production Complex | p. 137 |
Corporate Headquarters and Cities | p. 140 |
An Emerging Global Labor Market | p. 143 |
Growing Segmentation in the Global Labor Market | p. 147 |
Conclusion: Cities as Postindustrial Production Sites | p. 155 |
Notes | p. 156 |
Appendix | p. 157 |
Issues and Case Studies in the New Urban Economy | p. 179 |
The Development of Global City Functions: The Case of Miami | p. 181 |
The Growing Density and Specialization of Functions in Financial Districts: Toronto | p. 189 |
The Concentration of Functions and Geographic Scale: Sydney | p. 193 |
Competition or Specialized Differences: The Financial Centers of Hong Kong and Shanghai | p. 198 |
Making New Global Circuits in Energy and Finance: The Gulf States | p. 201 |
An Old Imperial City in Today's New East-West Geopolitics: Istanbul | p. 202 |
Globalization and Concentration: The Case of Leading Financial Centers | p. 212 |
Why Do Financial Centers Still Exist in the Global Digital Era? | p. 216 |
In the Digital Era: More Concentration than Dispersal | p. 219 |
The Space Economy of Centrality | p. 228 |
Towards Novel Spatial Formats: Global Cities and Megaregions | p. 231 |
Notes | p. 235 |
Appendix | p. 236 |
The New Inequalities Within Cities | p. 241 |
Transformations in the Organization of the Labor Process | p. 242 |
The Informal Economy | p. 258 |
The Earnings Distribution in a Service-dominated Economy | p. 259 |
The Restructuring of Urban Consumption | p. 268 |
Conclusion: A Widening Gap | p. 270 |
Notes | p. 272 |
Global Cities and Global Survival Circuits | p. 273 |
Women in the Global Economy | p. 274 |
Localizing the Global | p. 276 |
The Other Workers in the Advanced Corporate Economy | p. 279 |
Producing a Global Supply of the New Caretakers: The Feminization of Survival | p. 282 |
Alternative Survival Circuits | p. 286 |
Conclusion | p. 291 |
Notes | p. 293 |
Appendix | p. 295 |
The Urbanizing of Global Governance Challenges | p. 297 |
Cities as Frontier Spaces for Global Governance | p. 298 |
Bridging the Ecologies of Cities and of the Biosphere | p. 299 |
When Finance Hits Urban Space | p. 308 |
When Pursuing National Security Is the Making of Urban Insecurity | p. 318 |
Notes | p. 321 |
A New Geography of Centers and Margins | p. 323 |
Summary and Implications | p. 323 |
References and Suggested Reading | p. 330 |
Index | p. 380 |
About the Author | p. 399 |
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