Titlebook: Global Research of Cities; A Case of Chengdu Peter Taylor,Pengfei Ni,Kai Liu Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media Singapore 2016 Globa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-17893-3tion. This means that having only regional advantages is insufficient. Current urban development is economically connected through the global space. As an emerging international city, a successful regional foundation is necessary for Chengdu, but not sufficient. Thus, we use global city analysis to make an empirical analysis of Chengdu.

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Comprehensive Analysis of Existing Data: Chengdu in the World City Network,tion. This means that having only regional advantages is insufficient. Current urban development is economically connected through the global space. As an emerging international city, a successful regional foundation is necessary for Chengdu, but not sufficient. Thus, we use global city analysis to make an empirical analysis of Chengdu.

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Background: Chengdu in a Global Context,ternational division of labor, the rise of multinational corporations, and the rise of emerging markets. These changes have provided precious opportunities for the internationalization of developing country cities and the building of world cities.

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Comprehensive Analysis of Existing Data: Chengdu in the World City Network,800s. Both China and the US first developed their economies in eastern, coastal regions and then expanded inland, so Chicago and Chengdu both became transport and logistics centers of western development. But Chengdu today cannot hope only to become the “Chicago of China.” Chicago is only a strong r