The Resource Global cities and urban theory, Donald McNeill
Global cities and urban theory, Donald McNeill
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The item Global cities and urban theory, Donald McNeill represents a specific, individual, material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in University of Liverpool.
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- Language
- eng
- Extent
- x, 182 pages
- Contents
-
- The òriginal globalizer'? Cities and territorialized religion
- The cathedral and the global city
- Theological centrality
- Popemobile: universality and visibility
- Creative globalization? Pilgrimage practices
- The Bible and the global South
- 2.
- Flat Cities
- Actor-networks and political economies
- A Paris journey; or, the problem of the z̀oom'
- Machine generated contents note:
- How big is the city?
- World's Fairs
- Centre of calculation
- The objects that hold Paris together
- Small Paris: recomposition
- A rumour of cities
- 3.
- Global Urban Order(Ing)
- Metageographies
- Global rankings
- Bright lights, global cities
- The òrdinary city' debates
- Ontologies of big cities
- Standard cities
- Global standards I: hotelŝ̂̂
- Cultural and political economies
- Material turns
- The organization of the book
- 1.
- Centrality
- Caput Mundi: capital of the world
- The production of Hong Kong International Airport
- 5.
- Centres of Calculation
- CBD: the central business district as a c̀entre of calculation'
- Office geographies
- Bodies and work
- Saskia Sassen's financial centres
- Metrologies of centrality: critical accounting
- Calculable city space
- Global cities and the s̀uper-rich'
- Global standards II: air conditioning
- Moral geographies
- Forensic urban geography
- 6.
- World-Making
- Models, experts and consultants
- Actualization
- The selling of the Silicon Valley model
- Management consultancy as worlding practice
- Co-presence and business travel
- Gurus and urbanologists
- 4.
- San Francisco and the global expansion of Uber
- Testbeds and experimentation̂̂̂
- Logistical Territories
- Circumferential and surface geographies
- Logistical territories
- Port ontologies
- A ship-centric ontology of the urban?
- Airport territories
- Urban laboratories: New Songdo and Masdar City
- CONCLUSIONS
- Distance and panorama
- Global cities are miscellaneous concentrations of firms
- Calculated territories
- Power and cities
- Ethnographic sensitivities
- Isbn
- 9781446267073
- Label
- Global cities and urban theory
- Title
- Global cities and urban theory
- Statement of responsibility
- Donald McNeill
- Language
- eng
- Cataloging source
- StDuBDS
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorDate
- 1969-
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
- McNeill, Donald
- Illustrations
- illustrations
- Index
- index present
- Literary form
- non fiction
- Nature of contents
- bibliography
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
-
- Cities and towns
- Globalization
- Society
- Target audience
- specialized
- Label
- Global cities and urban theory, Donald McNeill
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 157-177) and index
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- The òriginal globalizer'? Cities and territorialized religion
- The cathedral and the global city
- Theological centrality
- Popemobile: universality and visibility
- Creative globalization? Pilgrimage practices
- The Bible and the global South
- 2.
- Flat Cities
- Actor-networks and political economies
- A Paris journey; or, the problem of the z̀oom'
- Machine generated contents note:
- How big is the city?
- World's Fairs
- Centre of calculation
- The objects that hold Paris together
- Small Paris: recomposition
- A rumour of cities
- 3.
- Global Urban Order(Ing)
- Metageographies
- Global rankings
- Bright lights, global cities
- The òrdinary city' debates
- Ontologies of big cities
- Standard cities
- Global standards I: hotelŝ̂̂
- Cultural and political economies
- Material turns
- The organization of the book
- 1.
- Centrality
- Caput Mundi: capital of the world
- The production of Hong Kong International Airport
- 5.
- Centres of Calculation
- CBD: the central business district as a c̀entre of calculation'
- Office geographies
- Bodies and work
- Saskia Sassen's financial centres
- Metrologies of centrality: critical accounting
- Calculable city space
- Global cities and the s̀uper-rich'
- Global standards II: air conditioning
- Moral geographies
- Forensic urban geography
- 6.
- World-Making
- Models, experts and consultants
- Actualization
- The selling of the Silicon Valley model
- Management consultancy as worlding practice
- Co-presence and business travel
- Gurus and urbanologists
- 4.
- San Francisco and the global expansion of Uber
- Testbeds and experimentation̂̂̂
- Logistical Territories
- Circumferential and surface geographies
- Logistical territories
- Port ontologies
- A ship-centric ontology of the urban?
- Airport territories
- Urban laboratories: New Songdo and Masdar City
- CONCLUSIONS
- Distance and panorama
- Global cities are miscellaneous concentrations of firms
- Calculated territories
- Power and cities
- Ethnographic sensitivities
- Control code
- 028508831
- Dimensions
- 25 cm
- Extent
- x, 182 pages
- Isbn
- 9781446267073
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Other physical details
- illustrations
- Label
- Global cities and urban theory, Donald McNeill
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 157-177) and index
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- The òriginal globalizer'? Cities and territorialized religion
- The cathedral and the global city
- Theological centrality
- Popemobile: universality and visibility
- Creative globalization? Pilgrimage practices
- The Bible and the global South
- 2.
- Flat Cities
- Actor-networks and political economies
- A Paris journey; or, the problem of the z̀oom'
- Machine generated contents note:
- How big is the city?
- World's Fairs
- Centre of calculation
- The objects that hold Paris together
- Small Paris: recomposition
- A rumour of cities
- 3.
- Global Urban Order(Ing)
- Metageographies
- Global rankings
- Bright lights, global cities
- The òrdinary city' debates
- Ontologies of big cities
- Standard cities
- Global standards I: hotelŝ̂̂
- Cultural and political economies
- Material turns
- The organization of the book
- 1.
- Centrality
- Caput Mundi: capital of the world
- The production of Hong Kong International Airport
- 5.
- Centres of Calculation
- CBD: the central business district as a c̀entre of calculation'
- Office geographies
- Bodies and work
- Saskia Sassen's financial centres
- Metrologies of centrality: critical accounting
- Calculable city space
- Global cities and the s̀uper-rich'
- Global standards II: air conditioning
- Moral geographies
- Forensic urban geography
- 6.
- World-Making
- Models, experts and consultants
- Actualization
- The selling of the Silicon Valley model
- Management consultancy as worlding practice
- Co-presence and business travel
- Gurus and urbanologists
- 4.
- San Francisco and the global expansion of Uber
- Testbeds and experimentation̂̂̂
- Logistical Territories
- Circumferential and surface geographies
- Logistical territories
- Port ontologies
- A ship-centric ontology of the urban?
- Airport territories
- Urban laboratories: New Songdo and Masdar City
- CONCLUSIONS
- Distance and panorama
- Global cities are miscellaneous concentrations of firms
- Calculated territories
- Power and cities
- Ethnographic sensitivities
- Control code
- 028508831
- Dimensions
- 25 cm
- Extent
- x, 182 pages
- Isbn
- 9781446267073
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Other physical details
- illustrations
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