Global Canberra? Conference on Centenary Canberra Past, Present and Future August, 2013, University of Canberra
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1 Conference on Centenary Canberra Past, Present and Future August, 2013, University of Canberra Global Canberra? Dr Richard Hu Globalisation and Cities Research Program ANZSOG Institute for Governance at the University of Canberra
2 When we talk about global cities we think of them!
3 How about Canberra? A global city?
4 Patrick Geddes: places where a disproportionate amount of the world s business is conducted (Cities in Evolution, 1915). Peter Hall: centres of political power, both national and international, and of the organisations related to government; centres of national and international trade, acting as entrepots for their countries and sometimes for neighbouring countries also; centres of banking, insurance, and related financial services; centres of advanced professional activity of all kinds; centres of information gathering and diffusion; centres of conspicuous consumption; and centres of arts, cultures, and entertainment, and of the ancillary activities that catered for them (The World Cities, 1966, 1984). John Friedmann: articulators of larger regional, national and international economies as centres through which money, workers, information, commodities, and other economically relevant variables flow apart from being headquarters and financial centres; these centres are defined by the scale of spatial articulation rather than by political administrative boundaries and extend their influence into a surrounding field or region to articulate into the global economy as centres of representation, social interaction, and innovation; It is the scale of spatial articulation that orders cities in a world urban hierarchy (The World City Hypothesis, 1986).
5 Saskia Sassen: a recent phenomenon of globalization process to particularly capture both dispersion and centralisation of economic activities in an integrated global economy: the increasingly integrated global economy has been generating simultaneous processes of dispersion and concentration the dispersion of production and retailing activities across the world and the concentration of specialised services and command within a few global cities (The Global City, 1991, 2001). Peter Taylor: world city network emphasising the relationships between cities, rather than city attributes, built upon Saskia Sassen s global city and Manuel Castells global spaces of flows (The World City Network, 2004).
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13 Global Cities Index A.T. Kearney, 2012
14 Benchmarking the Future Competitiveness of Cities The Economist Intelligence Unit 2013
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20 Urban Competitiveness Index Canberra 4 th of 18
21 Urban Competitiveness Index Productivity Sustainability Liveability Labour force Transport Cost of living participation Qualifications Density Wealth Research and innovation Greenfield development Health Knowledge intensive Greenhouse pollution Social diversity industries Highly level occupations Water use Education Information technology Ecological footprint Safety and security Arts and culture Sense of community
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31 Reflections Human capital and connectivity infrastructure are crucial for productivity and competitiveness; Sustainability remains a challenge for competitiveness; Liveability is competitiveness, but high quality of life has a cost; Does size matter for cities? Critical mass remains important; Cities compete smartly: cities compete for smart people to deliver high quality services and innovation.
32 Canberra vs. Sydney Canberra region defined by ACT and the Queanbeyan Statistical Area Level 3 (SA3) Sydney region defined by the Sydney Greater Capital City Statistical Area (GCCSA) Living Population: 410,098 Working Population: 220,524 Living Population: 4,391,673 Working Population: 1,874,116
33 Canberra vs. Sydney Employment in Knowledge Intensive Industries Number of workers in knowledge Intensive Industries 450, , , , , , , ,000 50,000 Canberra region 0 Sydney region Percentage of workers in knowledge Intensive Industries 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% Canberra region Sydney region 0%
34 Canberra vs. Sydney Employment in highly skilled occupations Number of workers in highly-skilled occupations Percentage of workers in highly-skilled occupations 900,000 50% 800,000 45% 700,000 40% 600, , , ,000 Canberra region Sydney region 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% Canberra region Sydney region 200,000 10% 100,000 5% 0 Managers Professionals TOTAL 0% Managers Professionals TOTAL
35 Canberra vs. Sydney Employment with high level qualifications Number of workers with high-level qualifications Percentage of workers with high-level qualifications 700,000 45% 600,000 40% 35% 500, ,000 Canberra region 30% 25% Canberr a region 300, ,000 Sydney region 20% 15% 10% Sydney region 100,000 5% 0 Postgraduate Degree Grad Diploma or Grad Certificate Bachelor Degree TOTAL 0% Postgraduate Degree Grad Diploma or Grad Certificate Bachelor Degree TOTAL
36 Canberra vs. Sydney Foreign Born Population 1,600,000 1,400,000 1,200,000 1,000, , , , ,000 Number of foreign-born residents 40% 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% Percentage of foreign-born residents 0 Canberra region Sydney region 0% Canberra region Sydney region
37 Canberra vs. Sydney Total People movement , , , , , , , , ,000 50,000 0 Australia Overseas Total Canberra region Sydney region 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Canberra region Sydney region Overseas Australia
38 Canberra vs. Sydney Movement by people working in Knowledge Intensive Industries 70, % 60,000 90% 80% 50,000 70% 40,000 30,000 20,000 Canberra region Sydney region 60% 50% 40% 30% Overseas Australia 10,000 20% 10% - Australia Overseas Total 0% Canberra region Sydney region
39 Canberra vs. Sydney Movement by people working in highly skilled occupations 120, % 90% 100,000 80% 80,000 60,000 Canberra region 70% 60% 50% Overseas 40,000 Sydney region 40% 30% Australia 20,000 20% 0 Australia Overseas Total 10% 0% Canberra region Sydney region
40 Canberra vs. Sydney Movement by people with high level qualifications 180, % 160,000 90% 140, , ,000 Canberra region 80% 70% 60% 50% Overseas 80,000 60,000 Sydney region 40% 30% Australia 40,000 20% 20,000 10% 0 Australia Overseas Total 0% Canberra region Sydney region
41 Canberra vs. Sydney Total employment 2,000,000 1,800,000 Working population 60% Working population as percentage of resident population 1,600,000 50% 1,400,000 1,200,000 40% 1,000, ,000 30% 600,000 20% 400, ,000 10% - Canberra region Sydney region 0% Canberra region Sydney region
42 Canberra versus Sydney Make up of Foreign Born Population Canberra region Sydney region Country of birth Number Percentage Percentage Country of birth Number of FBP of FBP England 14, % England 151, % China (mainland) 6, % China (mainland) 148, % India 6, % India 87, % New Zealand 5, % New Zealand 84, % Vietnam 3, % Vietnam 69, % Philippines 2, % Philippines 62, % USA 2, % Lebanon 55, % Germany 2, % Italy 41, % Italy 2, % South Korea 40, % Scotland 2, % Hong Kong (SAR of China) 37, %
43 Canberra versus Sydney Broadband Internet access (by dwellings) 1,200,000 80% 1,000,000 70% 60% 800, ,000 Canberra region 50% 40% Canberra region 400,000 Sydney region 30% 20% Sydney region 200,000 10% 0 Broadband Connection No internet connection 0% Broadband Connection No internet connection
44 Discussion Positives High proportion of workers in highlevel occupations such as managers and professionals. High proportion of workers with high level qualifications obtained from universities. Attracting large numbers of new residents in high level occupations, and with high level qualifications. Compares well to most Australian cities in terms of liveability, sustainability and productivity factors. Liveability has been recognised internationally. Negatives Proportionately small Advanced Producer Services sector, employing few people in staple Global City fields such as banking, finance, law, and consultancy. Relatively small industry base. Not attracting large proportions of skilled workers from overseas.
45 Canberra s Next Centenary: towards a global city?
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