… The world is shifting in a new direction: a global marketplace. The world can not be thought
… This paper will compare the markets between the United States and Western Europe, which …

… and strategic choice when international competition increasingly limits the … International
Marketplace looks at the political responses of ten cities in North America and Western Europe …

… Local culture and traditions are thus important factors in how cities fare in the international
marketplace. In their examination of the international marketplace, Savitch and Kantor give …

… Nevertheless, Cities in the International Marketplace makes three important contributions
to the field of urban political economy. First, the authors frame development as a strategic …

… their bargaining resources in the international marketplace and, most crucially, how they …
city’s position in the international marketplace through democratic, participatory institutions. …

… a definition of selfhood ascribed to American and Western European cultures. In contrast,
collectivism represents what Americans and Western Europeans believe they are not. As Fiske …

… the bulk of the US business-Western Europe and the Pacific Basin countries. A majority of
the machinery and equipment purchases are made in Western Europe, while most electronic …

… The following flow chart represents Cambodia’s international marketplace c. 1500–1800,
an age in which significant related political and social changes took place in the Khmer realm (…

… The bipolar post-1945 stalemate has created unusual international circumstances, which
have mitigated the exigencies of international anarchy for West European societies, allowing …

… The association of Eastern European markets with the … more regulated markets in the West
– supposedly governed by … some similarities with their Western European counterparts. On …