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Megaregions: Planning for Global Competitiveness

By Catherine Ross (Editor), Adjo A. Amekudzi (Contribution by), Tridib Banerjee (Contribution by), Jason Barringer (Contribution by), Scott Cmapbell (Contribution by), Cheryl K. Contant (Contribution by), Jessica L. Doyle (Contribution by), William Ankner (Contribution by), Norman Fainstein (Contribution by), Susan S. Fainstein (Contribution by), Andreas K. Faludi (Contribution by), Richard Florida (Contribution by), Shirley Franklin (Contribution by), Robert E. Lang (Contribution by), Karen Leone de Nie (Contribution by), Thomas F. Luce (Contribution by), Michael D. Meye (Contribution by), Arthur C. Nelson Dr. (Contribution by), Myron Orfield (Contribution by), Saskia Sassen (Contribution by), Jiawen Yang (Contribution by), Myungje Woo (Contribution by)
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By Catherine Ross (Editor), Adjo A. Amekudzi (Contribution by), Tridib Banerjee (Contribution by), Jason Barringer (Contribution by), Scott Cmapbell (Contribution by), Cheryl K. Contant (Contribution by), Jessica L. Doyle (Contribution by), William Ankner (Contribution by), Norman Fainstein (Contribution by), Susan S. Fainstein (Contribution by), Andreas K. Faludi (Contribution by), Richard Florida (Contribution by), Shirley Franklin (Contribution by), Robert E. Lang (Contribution by), Karen Leone de Nie (Contribution by), Thomas F. Luce (Contribution by), Michael D. Meye (Contribution by), Arthur C. Nelson Dr. (Contribution by), Myron Orfield (Contribution by), Saskia Sassen (Contribution by), Jiawen Yang (Contribution by), Myungje Woo (Contribution by)
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The concept of “the city” —as well as “the state” and “the nation state” —is passé, agree contributors to this insightful book. The new scale for considering economic strength and growth opportunities is “the megaregion,” a network of metropolitan centers and their surrounding areas that are spatially and functionally linked through environmental, economic, and infrastructure interactions.

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