London and New York remain most connected cities in the world 🌍
In a study of 785 cities, researchers from the @GaWC research network, have classified 335 cities into 12 categories based on how connected they are.
Read more ➡️ https://t.co/YTgZynYo3D
Very pleased that Loughborough University is again launching our VC Independent Research Fellows Scheme. Please circulate and apply! https://t.co/ggTZL5aQwP
🔍 Our (@bdrudder, @c_freke @_lujiayi ) recent research published in @spatialeconomic on the relationship between polycentricity, externalities and regional economic outcomes in Chinese urban regions
If you are interested in doing a 3 year @LeverhulmeTrust Early Career Fellowship with @GaWC@lborogeog on cities, regions, spatial planning, urban and regional policy/governance then do get in touch.
@lborouniversity's internal deadline is 20 November for submission of EoIs
The World According to @GaWC 2024 via @lborogeog@KULeuvenUSI. Fascinating maps and data for urban researchers exploring the changing geographies of #globalcities
Global south cities are punching above their weight in the world economy. Why? We just released data that will help researchers answer this question.
Via @GaWC's new site: https://t.co/fUJ960W4Lm
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ATTN Global city scholars: the updated Globalization and World Cities (@GaWC) site is live and features new data, including some from yours truly, check it out! More about this soon
Doing research on Airbnb or other short-term rental platforms? @dwachsmuth and I are co-editing a special issue of @RegionalStudies on the research-regulation interface of short-term rentals. See link below for more details. Abstracts due 1st October.
https://t.co/7hXscSTnSd
The Globalization and World Cities @GaWC research network, created @lborogeog@lborouniversity and now a major voice in global urban studies, has relaunched its pioneering website https://t.co/aShT3yDKIy