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| | Globalization and Cyberculture, Martin Irvine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02) |
 | | Global cities are the spaces where infrastructure, labor, capital, and information are concentrated; it's where cyberspace happens. |
 | | Global cities are the nodes of cyberspace, the space of flows embodying the simultaneous concentration and decentralization of people, economic activity, technical infrastructure, communications, and information. |
 | | There are two forces at work in globalization: the spread of the Net internationally follows urban infrastructures, and nations around the world are cooperating in the creation of a global network economy by creating networks of globalized informational cities that require liberalized financial and trade policies. |
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