Is there a Europe of Cities? World Cities and the Limitations of Geographical Scale Analyses

Peter J. Taylor

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This chapter contains section titled: Aggregations, Levels, Ranges, Spans, Scopes … and Geographical Scales Embedded Statism and Disembedding Cities World Cities as Networks in a Network of World Cities European Cities in an Interlocking World City Network Conclusion: Scale and Network

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