This book originates as a case study of London's role as 'world city', focusing on imperialism and the internationalization of capital of London and exploring the link between urbanization processes and global economic forces.
1. Introduction 2. The Changing Context 3. Some Economic Debate 4. Neo-classical and Keynesian Theories of Regional Growth. 5. Neo-classical and Keynesian Theories of Regional Growth in the Light of Experience 6. Searching For A New Way 7. Taking the Supply Side Seriously 8. The Location Needs of Modern Firms 9. Local Initiative.
