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The global geography of world cities
… What are termed ‘
world
’
cities
or ‘
global
’
cities
command and control the
world
economy, and are … … Urban … The transition to a predominantly urban
world
… The
global
geography
of
world
cities
…
Blog, 09 July 2020
Environment & Urbanization Better Cities Day
… by HSG and published by SAGE , Environment & Urbanization (E&U) is a
world
-leading biannual environmental and urban studies journal that … what grassroot mobilisation, housing policy and practice, and
global
alliances can bring to the issue of housing justice Urban forced … Settlements research group Romola Sanyal is associate professor of
geography
at London School of Economics Dyfed Aubrey is inter-regional …
Event, 16 March 2023
What drives the world’s changing urban geographies?
… the one that follows will consider the influences on particular
cities
’ development trajectories. How urban concentrations evolve … are created, and demand is concentrated. What we see on maps of the
world
’s large
cities
is where capital has been invested and where large …
cities
data visual (Image: IIED/Kiln) Urban population statistics and
global
maps of large
cities
also tell us nothing about the very large …
Blog, 23 April 2020
Q&A: Two years on, blog series maintains its focus – in changing and challenging times
… IIED launched the blog series ‘The transition to a predominantly urban
world
’ in January 2020 to examine different aspects of local and
global
urban change and what drives or shapes them – as well as local … and, coming later in 2022 – do London’s parks have lessons for other
cities
? Q: Can you give an overview of how this blog series has …
Article, 09 May 2022
Cities’ development trajectories
… or shapes urban change within nations. This blog looks at what drives
cities
’ development trajectories, especially successful large
cities
. … change shaping
cities
’ trajectories We can assume that most of the
world
’s 100 largest
cities
discussed in the first three blogs in this … half of non-agricultural (i.e. predominantly urban) employment in the
global
South is in the informal economy. Large
cities
also have large …
Blog, 16 June 2020
Transitioning to a better global ‘new normal’
… change. One of us represents millions of slum dwellers in hundreds of
cities
across the
global
South; the other, researchers and university academics in the
world
’s least developed countries. While the impacts of the coronavirus …
Blog, 22 April 2020
Community-led housing: a pathway for more caring and just urban futures
Event, 30 March 2021
‘Act on nature’, demand hundreds of organisations, in unprecedented call to world leaders
… hundreds of millions of individuals globally, alongside more than 560
global
businesses with combined revenue of $4 trillion, have today (18 … and the planet. “September's UN Summit on Biodiversity provides the
world
with an unmissable opportunity to change course.
World
leaders … biodiversity framework brings together subnational governments,
cities
, local authorities and their networks representing over a …
News, 18 September 2020
Internal and international influences on urban change
… (and trading relations) with neighbouring nations and the wider
global
economy. This includes investment decisions made by national and … foreign affiliates that control such a significant share of the
world
’s economy. They are responsible for almost a third of
global
… and attract new investment. These in turn influence the scale and
geography
of new investment and the locations where enterprises open up, …
Blog, 27 May 2020
Integrating gender and intersectionality in social protection programmes
… food insecurity, conflict and pandemics − as shown powerfully the
world
over by COVID-19 − increase vulnerabilities; these risks compound … a decline in this share: migrants, both women and men, left India’s
cities
in droves and returned to the villages. Here, men dominated the … programmes COVID-19 continues to both highlight and exacerbate
global
inequality. Recovery plans need robust mechanisms that strengthen …
Blog, 07 September 2021
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