Document Type

Article

Department

​Center for Urban and Global Studies

Publication Date

8-2012

Abstract

Cities operate today in a more complex, indeed, global world. Cities help shape the global economy and culture, and are affected by it as they grow or decline. Cities change in varying ways in response to local and extra-local conditions. In this article, we address the understudied but distinctive conditions and roles of so-called secondary cities in the global economy. The critical importance of many secondary cities stems from and sustains their historical path of development and their shifting positions in national and global urban systems.

Comments

Article originally published in European Financial Review, August 2012. http://www.europeanfinancialreview.com/?p=5457 Reproduced by the Trinity College Digital Repository with permission of the publisher.

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