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The Future of New York: An International Perspective
The Spring 2006 issue, The Future of New York: An International Perspective is based mainly on a symposium held here in 2003 that included colleagues from many other world cities in an investigation of how New York City might consider itself in the global network. Participants from Los Angeles, Paris, London, Beijing and Shanghai presented their ideas not only about New York but also about 21st-century cities in general and how they are connected.
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Spring 2006
The Future of New York:
An International Perspective
FROM THE EDITOR
NEW YORK: THEN/NOW
Since Lindsay Donald H. Elliott
Since Bloomberg Richard Ravitch
THE GLOBAL CITY IN THE 21ST CENTURY: NEW YORK:
New York in the 21st Century: The View Sir Peter Hall
LOS ANGELES:
An American Dispersed-Market Model/I Con Howe
An American Dispersed-Market Model/II Richard Weinstein
LONDON:
An English-Nuanced Market Model Robin Thompson
PARIS:
A European-Nuanced Market Model/I Catherine Barbé
A European-Nuanced Market Model/II Ariella Masboungi
SHANGHAI:
A State-Controlled/Emerging-Market Model Wu Jiang
BEIJING:
Olympic Influences and Aspirations Huang Yan
NEW YORK: CITY/ REGION/ CITY & REGION
Issues for New York: Looking Ahead Stanley Moses
Foreclosing the Future: New York’s Public Sector Political System Fred Siegel
September 11 and the Future of New York as a Global City Saskia Sassen
NEW YORK: CONTEXT/DEMOGRAPHY
Who Will Live in New York? Joseph J. Salvo
NEW YORK: POLITICAL ECONOMY
Prospects for Recovery and Long-term Growth Rae Rosen
Advantages of Central Cities:
The Economic Case for Regional Cooperation in
Greater New York City Andrew Haughwout, Michael L. Lahr
The Political Case for Regional Cooperation John Mollenkopf
The Commercial Resilience of New York Is Clear Three Years After the 9/11 Attacks Alan B. Krueger
Some Thoughts on Taxes and Economic Development Elizabeth A. Roistacher
NEW YORK: FIGURE/GROUND
Future Players: U.S.World Cities vs.
Their Interstate Challenger Regions Robert W. Burchell,
Sahan Mukherji
New Scope for the Public Realm Setha Low
In Central Park Hal Foster
NEW YORK: INFRASTRUCTURE
Infrastructure Investment for a Competitive New York Robert E. Paaswell
Can New York Build Infrastructure for a
21st-Century City? Mortimer L. Downey III
NEW YORK: SUI GENERIS
New York: Long-term Planning Initiatives Amanda M. Burden
New York: Capital of Europe Joel Kotkin
Alternative Futures—The Prospect for New York Daniel Rose
PERSPECTIVE
The Legacy of Classical Athens in Post-9/11 New York Joan Breton Connelly