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World regional and cultural footprints and environmental sustainability: Analysis of socioeconomic determinants

the city. In this sense, particularly when looking at the literature surrounding the issue of urban inequalities and advanced urban marginalities, Rossi is perhaps incorrect in stating that social scholarship has neglected the connections between capitalism and the urban phenomena. Cities in Global Capitalism nonetheless reminds us that we must step back and gain a holistic but critical gaze towards contemporary issues, such as urban renewal, segregation, inequality and dispossession. Particularly, there needs more consideration about how these perpetuate otherwise problematic ideas of capitalist competitiveness entrepreneurialism and freedom, which impact on everybody’s right to the city. It is imperative to continue challenging the oxymoron of neoliberalist citizenship, where a fundamentally individualistic and profit-driven way of community living continues to neglect the issues of the vulnerable and disenfranchized. As Rossi suggests in the last chapter, it is our role to repoliticize issues related to our contemporary neo-liberal and post-crisis times and modes of urban life, and reshape the ‘biopolitics’ of the city.