Saskia Sassen /// The global city: the de-nationalizing of time and space – chtodelat.org
The experience of the global is partial. It is not an all-encompassing umbrella. The multiple processes that constitute it inhabit and shape specific, rather than universal, structurations of the economic, the political, the cultural, the subjective. In so doing, new spatialities and temporalities are produced, co-existing yet distinct from the master temporality and spatiality of the "national." In the interplay of their difference, strategic openings have emerged.
Saskia Sassen /// The global city: the de-nationalizing of time and space Posted in #12: (Im)possible Spaces | 0 comments The experience of the global is partial. It is not an all-encompassing umbrella. The multiple processes that constitute it inhabit and shape specific, rather than universal, structurations of the economic, the political, the cultural, the subjective. In so doing, new spatialities and temporalities are produced, co-existing yet distinct from the master temporality and spatiality of the “national.” In the interplay of their difference, strategic openings have emer
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