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The role of cities in the foreign policy of emerging powers: the cases of Bogotá, Colombia and Johannesburg, South Africa
Cities are increasingly important actors in the current International System. Cities fall under the jurisdiction of States where they play a fundamental role in the making and consolidation of emerging powers. In today’s State-centred International System, cities are underexamined in the field of fo...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2019
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