The urban imperative : towards competitive cities (English)

Cities can be understood as the product of a triad of forces. First, and most obvious, cities are physical entities like streets, buildings, and subways. The second force is the public sector, which defi nes the borders of the city and has the responsibility for providing clean water and public safety. Third is the magic of human interaction. Certainly, role in enabling the cities of the developing world to flourish. Too many cities in Sub-Saharan...

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Glaeser,Edward L.;

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Joshi-Ghani,Abha;
Document Date
2015/01/20
Document Type
Working Paper
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103868
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1
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1
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World,
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Other,
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2016/03/11
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Disclosed
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The urban imperative : towards competitive cities
Keywords
impact of climate change

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Glaeser,Edward L.; Editor; Joshi-Ghani,Abha.

The urban imperative : towards competitive cities (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/500001468188328398

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