THE NETWORK OF GLOBAL CITIES AND POLYGONAL ORGANIZATION OF DEVELOPMENT

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MOSSALANEJAD ABBAS

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Journal: JOURNAL OF IRANIAN SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES (JISDS) Year:2011 | Volume:3 | Issue:3 (11) Page(s): 37-49

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THE NETWORK OF GLOBAL CITIES AND POLYGONAL ORGANIZATION OF DEVELOPMENT

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POLICY MAKINGQ1

NETWORKINGQ2

GLOBAL CITIESQ2

DEVELOPMENT POLYGONALQ2

ECONOMIC EXCHANGEQ2

ADJACENCY OF EXCHANGE SPHEREQ2

Abstract

Many of the industrial developed regions are not defined by a local and geographical delimitation. In the existing conditions, economic activities in the modern era have a dense, multi-dimensional, ambient and organized essence. In this sense, the commercial economic constellations are organized in the urban areas and also industrial regions in the vicinity areas of commercial centers. There are many examples in this regard such as ‘Osako’ in Japan, ‘Inkan’ in South Korea, ‘Beijing’, ‘Tian Jin’ in China and ‘Manil’ in the Philippines.These areas are organized in a manner that they place the urban region constellations, central urban areas and metropolises in the vicinity of industrial areas. This is distinguished by the 19th century economic production indices which considered a difference between areas of industrial geography and the areas of commercial geography. This process shows that the economic policies were based on networks which generated a full-scale junction among production, marketing, supply and commercial market areas. When economic geography changes, it shows that industrial, financial and commercial policies are installed in a ‘dense space’. The economic interaction between industrial and commercial regions is organized based on a behavioral pattern and international production networks. In this situation we have observed the emergence of great and powerful cities which are called ‘Global Cities’. These cities have an important role in the economic convergence and are incumbent upon the organization of ‘polygonal development’. The theory of GLOBAL CITIES was suggested by ‘Taylor’. He believes that the importance of GLOBAL CITIES lies within the urban-regional networks which make extended communication with different atmospheres in economic, social and cultural areas. In these regions, production and ECONOMIC EXCHANGE expand alongside the social communications. In order to stabilize this process, the NETWORKING and polygonal organization of development are used.

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MOSSALANEJAD, ABBAS. (2011). THE NETWORK OF GLOBAL CITIES AND POLYGONAL ORGANIZATION OF DEVELOPMENT. JOURNAL OF IRANIAN SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES (JISDS), 3(3 (11)), 37-49. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/231988/en

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MOSSALANEJAD ABBAS. THE NETWORK OF GLOBAL CITIES AND POLYGONAL ORGANIZATION OF DEVELOPMENT. JOURNAL OF IRANIAN SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES (JISDS)[Internet]. 2011;3(3 (11)):37-49. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/231988/en

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ABBAS MOSSALANEJAD, “THE NETWORK OF GLOBAL CITIES AND POLYGONAL ORGANIZATION OF DEVELOPMENT,” JOURNAL OF IRANIAN SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES (JISDS), vol. 3, no. 3 (11), pp. 37–49, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/231988/en

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