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  • Foreign Policy Global Cities Top 65

    From 'the greatest city in the world'...


    Rank City Rank by Population Rank by GDP
    1 New York 6 2
    2 London 28 5
    3 Tokyo 1 1
    4 Paris 20 6
    5 Hong Kong 31 14
    6 Chicago 25 4
    7 Los Angeles 12 3
    8 Singapore 38 23
    9 Sydney 43 24
    10 Seoul 22 19
    11 Brussels 54 48
    12 San Francisco 46 16
    13 Washington 42 10
    14 Toronto 36 20
    15 Beijing 13 33
    16 Berlin 48 46
    17 Madrid 34 22
    18 Vienna 55 40
    19 Boston 41 11
    20 Frankfurt 64 20
    20 Shanghai 7 21
    22 Buenos Aires 11 12
    23 Stockholm 59 52
    24 Zurich 61 58
    25 Moscow 19 13
    26 Barcleona 37 31
    27 Dubai 56 49
    28 Rome 49 37
    29 Amsterdam 63 60
    30 Mexico City 5 8
    31 Montreal 44 35
    32 Geneva 65 61
    33 Miami 58 54
    33 Munich 35 18
    35 Sao Paulo 3 9
    36 Bangkok 32 42
    37 Copenhagen 60 59
    38 Houston 40 17
    39 Taipei 53 26
    40 Atlanta 39 15
    41 Istanbul 21 30
    42 Milan 52 39
    43 Cairo 17 36
    44 Dublin 62 55
    45 New Delhi 2 32
    46 Mumbai 4 25
    47 Osaka 16 7
    48 Kuala Lumpur 57 65
    49 Rio de Janeiro 14 27
    50 Tel Aviv 50 40
    51 Manila 15 34
    52 Johannesburg 45 43
    53 Jakarta 24 47
    54 Bogota 29 45
    55 Caracas 51 62
    56 Nairobi 47 64
    57 Guangzhou 27 38
    58 Bangalore 30 53
    59 Lagos 18 63
    60 Karachi 10 50
    61 Ho Chi Minh City 33 56
    62 Shenzhen 26 28
    63 Kolkata 8 44
    64 Dhaka 9 50
    65 Chongqing 23 57



    to number 65.


    Accompanying photo essay



    Here's some on the "methodology"
    The Global Cities Index ranks cities' metro areas according to 25 metrics across five dimensions. The first is business activity: including the value of its capital markets, the number of Fortune Global 500 firms headquartered there, and the volume of the goods that pass through the city. The second dimension measures human capital, or how well the city acts as a magnet for diverse groups of people and talent. This includes the size of a city's immigrant population, the quality of the universities, the number of international schools, and the percentage of residents with university degrees. The third dimension is information exchange-how well news and information is dispersed about and to the rest of the world. The number of international news bureaus, the level of censorship, the amount of international news in the leading local papers, and the broadband subscriber rate round out that dimension. The final two areas of analysis are unusual for most rankings of globalized cities or states. The fourth is cultural experience, or the level of diverse attractions for international residents and travelers. That includes everything from how many major sporting events a city hosts to the number of performing arts venues and diverse culinary establishments it boasts and the sister city relationships it maintains. The final dimension-political engagement-measures the degree to whicha city influences global policymaking and dialogue. How? By examining the number of embassies and consulates, major think tanks, international organizations, and political conferences a city hosts.

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  • #2
    I think the first shot is from the 4/5 platform at Union Square...
    12-17-10 Mohamed Bouazizi NEVER FORGET
    Stadtluft Macht Frei
    Killing it is the new killing it
    Ultima Ratio Regum

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    • #3
      Lies! It's quite obvious that #2 and #1 are the wrong way round...
      Speaking of Erith:

      "It's not twinned with anywhere, but it does have a suicide pact with Dagenham" - Linda Smith

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