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December 25, 2010

How Politics Has Shaped Asia's Megacities

Guy Sorman, City Journal

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The character of these rapidly expanding cities reflects less their regions' local traditions than the political conditions under which they have grown.

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TAGGED: Hong Kong, South Korea, China, Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai

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