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The Future of Cities in a Post-National Urban Age in Asia – Corporate Globopolis versus Vernacular Cosmopolis

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The long held idea of the city as theater of social life is being replaced by a historically new paradigm of the city as an “urban sector” posed as an “engine of growth” with government in service of a globalizing corporate economy. In Asia support for this new paradigm is coming from...

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