Cities in the International Marketplace

Explore the intricate relationship between globalization and urban governance in Cities in the International Marketplace by H. V. Savitch. Published by Princeton University Press in 2004, this insightful paperback spans 552 pages, delving into the challenges cities face in an increasingly competitive global landscape.

Does globalization threaten the autonomy of our cities? Can they maintain democratic governance and strategic decision-making in the face of international pressures? Savitch examines the political responses of ten cities across North America and Western Europe, offering a comprehensive analysis of how these urban centers navigate the complexities of global restructuring.

This book is essential for anyone interested in economic development, political science, and the future of urban policy. Discover how cities can adapt and thrive in the international marketplace while preserving their unique identities and governance structures.