TRENDS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF GLOBAL CITIES: ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS
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https://doi.org/10.35774/jee2020.03.493Keywords:
Global city, ecological transformations, urbanization, sustainable development, strategy, agglomeration.Abstract
Conceptual approaches to the definition of global cities are studied. The formation of global cities is analysed by regions. After an analysis of the world rankings of global cities, the author determines that the five leading cities – New York, London, Paris, Tokyo and Hong Kong – have remained unchanged in recent years. An assessment of global initiatives to stimulate cities to implement environmental policy is given. The strategy of sustainable development of one of the global cities is considered on the example of Sydney and its integrated environmental development. The experience of the largest Ukrainian cities in the formation of environmental priorities in their development strategies is studied.
JEL: F64.
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