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World City Syndrome

World City Syndrome

David A. McDonald

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Editorial:
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Año de edición:
2009
Materia
Macroeconomía
ISBN:
9780415875004
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This book examines the significance of Cape Town’s claim to being a 'world city.' McDonald argues that Cape Town must be seen as a neoliberal city, situating it against the broader political and economic reforms of South Africa’s re-entry into a global market economy.

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