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Bernabe, Marc Andrei I.
S2 MT ALPHA

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Reyes, Jobert J.
S2 MT ALPHA

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2C San Mateo, John Andrei M.
S2 Alpha MT

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Jayme, Reyby R.
S2 MT ALPHA

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2C GATUZ, Mark Angelo R.
Alpha MT

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•Bring out a bond paper and draw a bridge using a straight line either it is vertical, diagonal, or horizontal. You are not allowed to use curved lines use only a pencil or pen. (Post your output here with your picture.)

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Bayan Reginald M.
2C alpha mt

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2C IBE JOHN CHRISTIAN B.
ALPHA MT

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Fajardo, Kenneth L.
S2 MT ALPHA

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2C FRANCISCO, MARK RUSSEL G.
ALPHA MT

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2C Mendoza, Johndel M.
ALPHA- MT

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S2 ALPHA MT

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Global city, an urban centre that enjoys significant competitive advantages and that serves as a hub within a globalized economic system. The term has its origins in research on cities carried out during the 1980s, which examined the common characteristics of the world’s most important cities. However, with increased attention being paid to processes of globalization during subsequent years, these world cities came to be known as global cities. Linked with globalization was the idea of spatial reorganization and the hypothesis that cities were becoming key loci within global networks of production, finance, and telecommunications. In some formulations of the global city thesis, then, such cities are seen as the building blocks of globalization. Simultaneously, these cities were becoming newly privileged sites of local politics within the context of a broader project to reconfigure state institutions.