22. global city & city marketing prof. huang luixin - g2 - d khoa, t xuan, my y, d quynh
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- 1. THE VIETNAMESE GERMAN UNIVERSITY URBAN DEVELOPMENT PLANNING THE RANKING OF GLOBAL IMMIGRANT CITIESLisa Benton-Short, Marie D. Price & Samantha Friedman Instructor : Huang Luixin Students: Vo My Y Nguyen ThiThanhXuan Nguyen DinhKhoa Nguyen Dan Quynh
- 8. Urban immigrant indexNew variable index (Alpha, Beta, Gamma cities)
- 10. Linkages btw. cities/countries to the global
- 11. Self-perpetuation of city status competitions among cities New approach: connection among urbanization, immigration & globalization
- 12. 2. PAPER DESCRIPTION (2/7) 2.2. Necessity of study on urban immigration Better assessment of how and where immigration impact on political, economic, social and cultural dimensions of cities. Expand the range of criteria used to assess city ‘globalness’ Include immigration in world cities research. Ranking immigrant urban destinations Call attention to impacted cities under significant social & demographic change due to immigration.
- 16. 2. PAPER DESCRIPTION (6/7) Comparison of two method ranking
- 19. Increasing cultural complexity of cities Globalization beyond economic indicators.
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- Eg: Dubai,United Arab Emirates, where 82% of the population was foreign-born in 2002. A closer examination of the data reveals that 61% of the foreign-born came from South Asia (India and Pakistan). Thus, while Dubai is mostly a city of immigrants, it is not that diverse with regards to its immigrants’ countries of origin. Nor is it a country that encourages immigrants to become citizens.
- Eg: Dubai,United Arab Emirates, where 82% of the population was foreign-born in 2002. A closer examination of the data reveals that 61% of the foreign-born came from South Asia (India and Pakistan). Thus, while Dubai is mostly a city of immigrants, it is not that diverse with regards to its immigrants’ countries of origin. Nor is it a country that encourages immigrants to become citizens.