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This work examines the economic and social challenges of major European cities, and the potential economic winners and losers during the 1990s. It identifies the responses cities have made to those challenges, locating them in their wider economic and spatial contexts. Overall, it aims to provide the reader with a clear picture of the changing urban economic power balance of Europe. Opening with a discussion of the dynamics of economic change in Europe, "European Cities" identifies the range of responses that cities have adopted to the processes of economic restructuring and identifies the challenges that they have faced during the past decade. The cities covered in detail are: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Birmingham, Brussels, Dublin, Lyon, Montpellier, Milan, Frankfurt and Seville. The book concludes by highlighting a series of problems that decision-makers will have to respond to in the 1990s.

This work examines the economic and social challenges of major European cities, and the potential economic winners and losers during the 1990s. It identifies the responses cities have made to those challenges, locating them in their wider economic and spatial contexts. Overall, it aims to provide the reader with a clear picture of the changing urban economic power balance of Europe. Opening with a discussion of the dynamics of economic change in Europe, "European Cities" identifies the range of responses that cities have adopted to the processes of economic restructuring and identifies the challenges that they have faced during the past decade. The cities covered in detail are: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Birmingham, Brussels, Dublin, Lyon, Montpellier, Milan, Frankfurt and Seville. The book concludes by highlighting a series of problems that decision-makers will have to respond to in the 1990s.