The Global City: Strategic Site, New Frontier

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The master images in the currently dominant account of economic globalization emphasize hypermobility, global communications, and the neutralization of place and distance. There is a tendency to take the existence of a global economic system as a given, a function of the power of transnational corporations and global communications.

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