2017
DOI: 10.1093/cjres/rsx018
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Cities in transition: problems, processes and policies

Abstract: There are preconditions that either enjoin urban innovation, or at least powerfully encourage it. But perhaps they never actually guarantee, inexorably, that it will happen: urban innovation is not the monopoly of one kind of place, even at the same period of capitalist evolution, let alone different eras. No place has a monopoly, whether large metropolis or small emerging city, old European capital or new West Coast upstart; any city can play. Time and chance happeneth to them all; it is a question of finding… Show more

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“…Rapid technological change places cities “at the very pivot” of this transformation (Savitch and Kantor 2002). Digital innovation privileges people and places with the “right mix” of skills and technologies and disadvantages those without, making uneven regional development one of the most pressing policy challenges facing twenty-first-century industrialized economies (Sunley, Martin, and Tyler 2017). A vocal and growing “geography of discontent” raises important political questions about urban economic resilience and the policy interventions and institutional capacity required for reinvention (Rodriguez-Pose 2018).…”
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“…Rapid technological change places cities “at the very pivot” of this transformation (Savitch and Kantor 2002). Digital innovation privileges people and places with the “right mix” of skills and technologies and disadvantages those without, making uneven regional development one of the most pressing policy challenges facing twenty-first-century industrialized economies (Sunley, Martin, and Tyler 2017). A vocal and growing “geography of discontent” raises important political questions about urban economic resilience and the policy interventions and institutional capacity required for reinvention (Rodriguez-Pose 2018).…”
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“…The virtual interactive space developed for the mega city environment portion of the FWV work was designed to house 50 million people, a population that could be typical for dense mega cities in coming decades (Union Nation, 2019). Its geography was loosely based on that of Los Angeles, CA due to the city's current size, as well as the fact that many large cities today experience similar issues of socio-economic inequality, traffic congestion, limited essential resources such as water, and suburban sprawl (Dethier, 2017;Pečar and Papa, 2017;Sunley et al, 2017;Chee and Neo, 2018;Kalyazina et al, 2018).…”
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“…Prowadzone w kontekście odporności badania złożonych systemów adaptacyjnych układów regionalnych i miejskich, ich struktury, ewolucji oraz sposobów reagowania na zakłócenia zewnętrzne można ująć w ramach swego rodzaju szkół myśli. Sunley et al (2017) wyróżniają trzy główne szkoły myśli, które w zasadzie stanowią mechanizmy budowania odporności: szkoła aglomeracji kapitału ludzkiego (human capital agglomeration view), Ryc. 1.…”
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