Global Cities as Hubs of Interconnection
Examining the role of major global cities as nodes in international networks of finance, culture, and information.
Key Questions
- Analyze the characteristics that define a 'global city'.
- Explain how global cities facilitate international capital flows.
- Compare the social and environmental challenges faced by different global cities.
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