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Cities in a Globalizing World : Governance, Performance, and Sustainability.
Title:
Cities in a Globalizing World : Governance, Performance, and Sustainability.
Author:
Leautier, Frannie.
ISBN:
9780821365540
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (148 pages)
Contents:
Contents -- Contributors -- Acknowledgments -- Foreword by François J. Bourguignon -- Introduction by Sir Nicholas Stern -- 1 Understanding Cities in a Globalizing World -- 2 Globalization and Urban Infrastructure -- 3 Globalization and Urban Performance -- 4 Urban Performance Profiles: The Impact of Globalization and the Challenge for Africa -- 5 Explaining Urban Performance: Globalization and Governance -- 6 Explaining Urban Performance: Globalization, Technology, and Scale -- 7 Conclusions -- Figures -- 3.1 City Governance and Extent of Globalization as Potential Determinants of City Performance -- 3.2 City Performance on Access of the Population to Telephones by Levels of Globalization and Governance in the Non-OECD Samp -- 3.3 City Performance on Access of Businesses to Telephones by Levels of Globalization and Governance in the Non-OECD Sample -- 3.4 City Performance on Access to Sewerage by Levels of Globalization and Governance in the Non-OECD Sample -- 3.5 City Performance on Access to Water by Levels of Globalization and Governance in the Non-OECD Sample -- 3.6 City Performance on Access to Electricity by Levels of Globalization and Governance in the Non-OECD Sample -- 3.7 City Performance on Quality of Infrastructure by Levels of Globalization and Governance in the Non-OECD Sample -- 3.8 City Performance on Access to Cell Phones by Levels of Globalization and Governance in the Non-OECD Sample -- 3.9 City Performance on Access to Internet in Schools by Levels of Globalization and Governance in the Non-OECD Sample -- 3.10 City Performance on Quality of Electricity by Levels of Globalization and Governance in the Non-OECD Sample -- 3.11 City Governance and Globalization -- 3.12 City Governance and Urbanization -- 3.13 City Governance and City Characteristics.

4.1 Urban and Rural Populations of the Developed and Developing Worlds, 1950-2030 -- 5.1 Full Game Representation of Interactions among Citizens, Mayor, and Firm -- 5.2 Subgame Representation of Citizen and Mayor's Choices in Stage 1 -- 5.3 Subgame Representation of Citizen, Mayor, and Firm's Choices in a Poor Governance Framework with Citizen Loyalty -- 5.4 Subgame Representation of Citizen, Mayor, and Firm's Choices in a Poor Governance Framework with Citizen Voice -- 5.5 Indicators of Good Governance on Bribery and Crime in Local and Global Cities -- 5.6 Indicators of Good Governance on Finance and Communication Services in Local and Global Cities -- 5.7 Relationship between Quality of Life and Corruption at the City Level -- 5.8 Relationship between Quality of Life and Globalization at the City Level -- 5.9 Municipalities in France, by Population, 2003 -- 6.1 Largest City Population over Time -- Tables -- 2.1 Usage of the Jamuna Multipurpose Bridge -- 2.2 Alternative Sources of Energy and Their Costs for Ugandan Residents -- 2.3 Dimensions of Infrastructure Globalization -- 3.1 Description and Coverage of Variables in the KLM Database -- 3.2 City Performance by Levels of Globalization and Governance in the Full Sample -- 3.3 City Performance by Levels of Globalization and Governance in the Non-OECD Sample -- 3.4 City Performance by Levels of Globalization and Governance in the OECD Sample -- 3.5 City Performance and Service Access by Level of Governance for Global and Local Cities -- 3.6 Synthesis of Econometric Regression Results on Determinants of City Performance -- 3.7 Average Governance Ratings by City and Country Characteristics -- 3.8 Synthesis of Econometric Regression Results on Determinants of City Governance -- 4.1 Economic Performance of Cities, 1993 -- 4.2 Residential Density, Growth Rates, and Household Size, 1993.

4.3 Equity in Cities, 1993 -- 4.4 City Transportation, 1993 -- 4.5 City Waste Management Services, 1993 -- 4.6 Health and Education in Cities, 1993 -- 4.7 Urban Local Government Revenue and Capital Expenditure, 1993 -- 4.8 Urban Crime, 1993 -- 4.9 Differences in Performance Profiles of More-globalized and Less-globalized Cities -- 4.10 Average Annual Growth of the Urban Population, by Region, 1995-2000 and projected for 2000-2015 -- 4.11 Extent of Urbanization, by Region, 2000, 2003, and Projected for 2030 -- 4.12 City-level Performance Indicators across Regions and Country Classifications -- 4.13 City Indicators for Five African Countries by Level of Globalization -- 5.1 City Performance and Availability of City Information to Citizens and Firms in the Non-OECD Sample -- 6.1 City with the Largest Recorded Population in the Past 5,000 Years -- 6.2 Population of Major Cities, 1050-1800 -- 6.3 Average Population Growth of Major Cities, 1050-1800 -- 6.4 City Performance by City Size and Country Development in the Full Sample -- 6.5 City Performance by City Size and Country Development in the Non-OECD Sample -- 6.6 City Performance by City Size and Country Development in the OECD Sample -- 6.7 City Size and Quality of Life in the Non-OECD Sample -- 6.8 City Performance by City Attributes in the Non-OECD Sample -- 6.9 City Performance by City Technology in the Non-OECD Sample -- 6.10 Impact of Technology and Its Exit Opportunities on Pressure for Improved Governance -- Annexes -- 3.1 Correlation Matrix of Selected Variables on Governance, Service Access, and Performance -- 3.2 Synthesis of Econometric Regression Results on Determinants of City Governance -- 3.3 Cities in the Kaufmann-Léautier-Mastruzzi Database -- 4.1 Countries Ranked by the A. T. Kearney Index of Globalization.

4.2 Differences in Performance Profiles of More-globalized and Less-globalized Countries -- 5.1 Proof of the Nash Equilibrium Outcome.
Abstract:
"In a world moving very rapidly on both urbanization and globalization, cities in the developing world face both serious challenges and attractive opportunities. They can reap the benefits of economic growth by creating an enabling investment climate: well-functioning markets, institutions that support sound governance and regulatory regimes, and public infrastructure and social services. At the same time they can create an environment where their citizens are both included and empowered. And because cities do not exist in isolation, urban policies and programs must also be coordinated with national initiatives. Cities in a Globalizing World not only raises our awareness of issues that can only become still more pressing and still more critical to growth and equity in this century; it also provides important and valuable analyses of options for public action." ---- Sir Nicholas Stern, Head of Government Economic Service, United Kingdom.
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