Cities in a globalizing world governance, performance, and sustainability

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edited by Frannie Léautier

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Washington World Bank 2006Description: x, 133 p. : ill. ; 27 cmISBN:

9780821365533

Subject(s):

Urban policy

DDC classification:

307.76CIT

Summary: Cities in a Globalizing World' stresses that quality of governance can determine whether the burgeoning cities of the developing world can become global centers of opportunity or urban examples of over crowding and underachievement.

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Cities in a Globalizing World' stresses that quality of governance can determine whether the burgeoning cities of the developing world can become global centers of opportunity or urban examples of over crowding and underachievement.

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