2008
DOI: 10.1080/00343400601145202
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A Global ‘Urban Roller Coaster’? Connectivity Changes in the World City Network, 2000–2004

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“…Analysis of data for 1998 and 2000 has shown London and New york to be the most important global cities (taylor, Catalano and Walker 2002). Similar results were obtained for 2004 (taylor andAranya 2008). the latest data indicate London and New york as the most linked global cities; however, the emergence of certain Asian cities is also becoming apparent Csomós and Derudder 2014).…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 58%
“…Analysis of data for 1998 and 2000 has shown London and New york to be the most important global cities (taylor, Catalano and Walker 2002). Similar results were obtained for 2004 (taylor andAranya 2008). the latest data indicate London and New york as the most linked global cities; however, the emergence of certain Asian cities is also becoming apparent Csomós and Derudder 2014).…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 58%
“…Według autora, miasto, aby mogło być zakwalifikowane do miast światowych, na swym terenie musiało posiadać instytucje polityczne, duże firmy o znaczeniu globalnym, w tym: wielkie banki, instytucje finansowe, usługowe, centra handlowe z luksusowymi towarami oraz instytucje kulturalne o międzynarodowym znaczeniu. Natomiast kompleksowe i systematyczne badania nad powiązaniami międzynarodowymi miast światowych były prowadzone od przełomu XX i XXI wieku [Beaverstock, Smith, Taylor, 1999;Taylor, Catalano, Walker, 2002;Taylor, Aranya, 2008;Taylor i in. 2010;Liu i in.…”
Section: Założenia Teoretyczneunclassified
“…However, the relationship itself is relatively weak; the correlation of under 0.3 translates into only 6% (after adjustment) of city connectivity changes being accounted for ('explained') by the independent variables." The paper by Orozco-Pereira and Derudder (2010) is an explicit follow-up to the Taylor and Aranya (2008) analysis in that a similar exercise is carried out with a much broader set of variables. By including variables gauging the effect of, inter alia, the presence of skilled labour force, a well-developed infrastructure, deregulated markets, and agglomeration economies, etc., the authors delve deeper into the processes driving WCN change.…”
Section: Steps Forwardmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pirie (2010) does this by looking into the networks linking South Africa's major urban centres to places on the continent and beyond in the period 1994-2007, while Córdoba Ordoñez and Gago García (2010) use a diachronic analysis of Latin American aerial connectivity to evaluate (i) the growth and the degree of cohesion of the region's 'internal' urban networks and (ii) the existence of changes or continuation in the 'external' urban networks in the period 1970-2008. Mahutga et al (2010 also look at shifting patterns in the flows of airline passengers amongst world cities, but rather than merely describing these changes, they are examined through a Wallersteinian world-systems lens (see also Alderson et al, 2010).…”
Section: Introduction: Mapping Changes In Urban Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%