2009-02-17, 20:31
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Ursprungligen postat av jumpcut
Att du har svart att forsta ar ingen nyhet for oss som last dina inlagg.
Stockholm ar en sa kallad "global city". Du kan ju lasa lite om det om du vill, sa kan du fraga dig sjalv varfor Stockholm anses vara det och inte Goteborg.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_city
-Stockholm has been the cultural, media, political, and economic centre of Sweden since the 13th century.
-Acording to Euromonitor, Stockholm is the second most visited city of the Nordic Countries in terms of international visitors, with over 1 million international tourists every year.[5] (fotnoten: http://www.euromonitor.com/Top_150_City_Destinations_London_Leads_the_Way°
-Stockholm is Sweden's financial centre. Major Swedish banks, such as Swedbank, Handelsbanken, and Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken, are headquartered in Stockholm, as are the major insurance companies Skandia and Trygg-Hansa. Stockholm is also home to Sweden's foremost stock exchange, the Stockholm Stock Exchange (Stockholmsbörsen).
-The Stockholm region [...] accounts for about 35% of the gross domestic product.[9] (fotnoten: http://www.stockholmbusinessregion.se/templates/page____12283.aspx)
-Stockholm often performs well in international rankings, some of which are mentioned below:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockholm
Du anvander SKF och Volvo som slagtran for Goteborgs status runt om i varlden, hur manga som kanner till Bofors tror du kanner till Karlskoga? Eller tror du att alla som sett en Husqvarna-motorcykel kanner till Jonkoping? Eller hur manga tror du tanker pa Stockholm nar de hor H&M?
Att Liseberg ar Sveriges mest besokta enskilda attraktion bleknar nar Stockholm har fler internationella turister.
Varfor struntar du oftast i att bemota argument och fragor, utan gar bara vidare hela tiden? Det ar som att du inte ar det minsta intresserad av att diskutera, utan forsoker bara glida undan och hitta andra saker att anvanda, aven om det innebar att du maste hitta pa saker, ljuga och helt strunta i att reflektera over vad det ar du egentligen skriver.
Men har vi kommit overens om att Stockholm ar mer kant an Goteborg runt om i varlden nu, aven om Goteborg inte ar helt okant?
Stockholm ar en sa kallad "global city". Du kan ju lasa lite om det om du vill, sa kan du fraga dig sjalv varfor Stockholm anses vara det och inte Goteborg.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_city
-Stockholm has been the cultural, media, political, and economic centre of Sweden since the 13th century.
-Acording to Euromonitor, Stockholm is the second most visited city of the Nordic Countries in terms of international visitors, with over 1 million international tourists every year.[5] (fotnoten: http://www.euromonitor.com/Top_150_City_Destinations_London_Leads_the_Way°
-Stockholm is Sweden's financial centre. Major Swedish banks, such as Swedbank, Handelsbanken, and Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken, are headquartered in Stockholm, as are the major insurance companies Skandia and Trygg-Hansa. Stockholm is also home to Sweden's foremost stock exchange, the Stockholm Stock Exchange (Stockholmsbörsen).
-The Stockholm region [...] accounts for about 35% of the gross domestic product.[9] (fotnoten: http://www.stockholmbusinessregion.se/templates/page____12283.aspx)
-Stockholm often performs well in international rankings, some of which are mentioned below:
Spoiler:
* In the book The Ultimate Guide to International Marathons (1997), written by Dennis Craythorn and Rich Hanna, Stockholm Marathon is ranked as the best marathon in the world.[25]
* In a 2002 report by the Robert Huggins Associates which compared ninety of the world's largest economic cities and regions, Stockholm was ranked twenty-second in terms of transforming knowledge into business.[26] Stockholm was ranked first of any city outside the United States. Major cities that ranked below Stockholm included New York, London, Tokyo, Hamburg and Hong Kong.[26]
* In the 2006 European Innovation Scoreboard, prepared by the Maastricht Economic Research Institute on Innovation and Technology (MERIT) and the Joint Research Centre's Institute for the Protection and the Security of the Citizen of the European Commission, Stockholm was ranked as the most innovative city in Europe.[27]
* In the 2008 World Knowledge Competitiveness Index, published by the Centre for International Competitiveness, Stockholm was ranked as the sixth most competitive region in the world and the most competitive region outside the United States.[28]
* In the 2006 European Regional Growth Index (E-REGI), published by Jones Lang LaSalle, Stockholm was ranked fifth on the list of European cities with the strongest GDP growth forecast. Stockholm was ranked first in Scandinavia and second outside Central and Eastern Europe.[29]
* In the 2007 European Cities Monitor, published by Cushman & Wakefield, Stockholm was ranked as the best Nordic city to locate a business. In the same report, Stockholm was ranked first in Europe in terms of freedom from pollution.[30]
* In a 2007 survey performed by the environmental economist Matthew Kahn for the Reader's Digest magazine, Stockholm was ranked first on its list of the "greenest" and most "livable" cites in the world.[31]
* In a 2008 survey published by the Reader's Digest magazine, Stockholm was ranked fourth in the world and first in Europe on its list of the "worldÂ’s top ten honest cities".[32]
* In a 2008 survey published by the National Geographic Traveler magazine, Gamla stan (the old town) in Stockholm was ranked sixth on its list of the world's most authentic and well-managed historic tourist destinations.[33]
* In a 2008 survey published by the Foreign Policy magazine, Stockholm was ranked twenty-fourth on its list of the world's most global cities.[34]
* In a 2002 report by the Robert Huggins Associates which compared ninety of the world's largest economic cities and regions, Stockholm was ranked twenty-second in terms of transforming knowledge into business.[26] Stockholm was ranked first of any city outside the United States. Major cities that ranked below Stockholm included New York, London, Tokyo, Hamburg and Hong Kong.[26]
* In the 2006 European Innovation Scoreboard, prepared by the Maastricht Economic Research Institute on Innovation and Technology (MERIT) and the Joint Research Centre's Institute for the Protection and the Security of the Citizen of the European Commission, Stockholm was ranked as the most innovative city in Europe.[27]
* In the 2008 World Knowledge Competitiveness Index, published by the Centre for International Competitiveness, Stockholm was ranked as the sixth most competitive region in the world and the most competitive region outside the United States.[28]
* In the 2006 European Regional Growth Index (E-REGI), published by Jones Lang LaSalle, Stockholm was ranked fifth on the list of European cities with the strongest GDP growth forecast. Stockholm was ranked first in Scandinavia and second outside Central and Eastern Europe.[29]
* In the 2007 European Cities Monitor, published by Cushman & Wakefield, Stockholm was ranked as the best Nordic city to locate a business. In the same report, Stockholm was ranked first in Europe in terms of freedom from pollution.[30]
* In a 2007 survey performed by the environmental economist Matthew Kahn for the Reader's Digest magazine, Stockholm was ranked first on its list of the "greenest" and most "livable" cites in the world.[31]
* In a 2008 survey published by the Reader's Digest magazine, Stockholm was ranked fourth in the world and first in Europe on its list of the "worldÂ’s top ten honest cities".[32]
* In a 2008 survey published by the National Geographic Traveler magazine, Gamla stan (the old town) in Stockholm was ranked sixth on its list of the world's most authentic and well-managed historic tourist destinations.[33]
* In a 2008 survey published by the Foreign Policy magazine, Stockholm was ranked twenty-fourth on its list of the world's most global cities.[34]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockholm
Du anvander SKF och Volvo som slagtran for Goteborgs status runt om i varlden, hur manga som kanner till Bofors tror du kanner till Karlskoga? Eller tror du att alla som sett en Husqvarna-motorcykel kanner till Jonkoping? Eller hur manga tror du tanker pa Stockholm nar de hor H&M?
Att Liseberg ar Sveriges mest besokta enskilda attraktion bleknar nar Stockholm har fler internationella turister.
Varfor struntar du oftast i att bemota argument och fragor, utan gar bara vidare hela tiden? Det ar som att du inte ar det minsta intresserad av att diskutera, utan forsoker bara glida undan och hitta andra saker att anvanda, aven om det innebar att du maste hitta pa saker, ljuga och helt strunta i att reflektera over vad det ar du egentligen skriver.
Men har vi kommit overens om att Stockholm ar mer kant an Goteborg runt om i varlden nu, aven om Goteborg inte ar helt okant?
Göteborg är skandinaviens nav och centum Vad då global city. Vad har de då gått efter. När jag läste de kriterierna kunde jag komma på en rad omdåren där Göteborg kan komma in på.
International, first-name familiarity; whereby a city is recognized without the need for a political subdivision. For example, although there are numerous cities and other political entities with the name London or variations on it, one would say "London", not "London, United Kingdom".
Kanske
Active influence on and participation in international events and world affairs; for example, Washington, Berlin, Brussels are major capitals of influential nations or unions.
Ja
A fairly large population (the centre of a metropolitan area with a population of at least one million, typically several million).
Ja
A major international airport that serves as an established hub for several international airlines.
Ja
An advanced transportation system that includes several highways and/or a large mass transit network offering multiple modes of transportation (rapid transit, light rail, regional rail, ferry, or bus).
Ja
In the West, several international cultures and communities (such as a Chinatown, a Little Italy, a Tehrangeles or other immigrant communities); for example, New York City, Los Angeles, Toronto, Chicago, San Francisco, São Paulo and Vancouver. In other parts of the world, cities which attract large foreign businesses and related expatriate communities; for example, Hong Kong, Moscow, Shanghai, Singapore and Tokyo.
Ja
International financial institutions, law firms, corporate headquarters, international conglomerates, and stock exchanges (for example the World Bank, or the New York Stock Exchange) that have influence over the world economy.
Ja
An advanced communications infrastructure on which modern trans-national corporations rely, such as fiberoptics, Wi-Fi networks, cellular phone services, and other high-speed lines of communications.
Ja
World-renowned cultural institutions, such as museums and universities.
A lively cultural scene, including film festivals (such as the Berlinale or the Toronto International Film Festival), premieres, a thriving music or theatre scene (for example, West End theatre and Broadway); an orchestra, an opera company, art galleries, and street performers.
Ja
Several powerful and influential media outlets with an international reach, such as the BBC, Reuters, The New York Times, or Agence France-Presse.
A strong sporting community, including major sports facilities, home teams in major league sports, and the ability and historical experience to host international sporting events such as the Olympic Games, Football World Cup, or Grand Slam tennis events.
Ja
Göteborg fick nio poäng.