Cities in a world economy

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Cities in a world economy

Saskia Sassen

(Sociology for a new century)

Pine Forge Press, c2000

2nd ed

  • : cloth
  • : pbk

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 153-174) and index

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Description

Cities in a World Economy presents sociologists with a new perspective on the study of urban sociology. The decentralization and privatization of the world's economies has radically altered such things as the organization of labour, the structure of consumption, and the distribution of earnings in ways that have yet to be fully realized. In a world economy that is truly more global than it has ever been, the Second Edition of this popular textbook addresses the need to account for the global economies' increasing influence on the social structures of cities.

Table of Contents

Place and Production in the Global Economy The Urban Impact of Economic Globalization New Inequalities among Cities The New Urban Economy The Intersection of Global Processes and Place Issues and Case Studies in the New Urban Economy The New Inequalities within Cities A New Geography of Centres and Margins Summary and Implications

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