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Global Cities

July 9, 2011

Marc Weiss is a former Public Policy Scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Center.

A little understood aspect of globalization is its effect on metropolitan areas worldwide. This is particularly true in the United States. Marc Weiss explains why "metropolitan citizenship" is a phenomenon whose time has arrived.

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