COVID-19 in New York City as an Extreme Event: The Disruption and Resumption of the Global City

Steven Cohen
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This paper discusses the need for public health infrastructure to address COVID-19 and future pandemics. It then links this need to the centrality of the global economy, and finally to the maintenance of density required for environmentally sustainable cities.
新冠肺炎在纽约的极端事件:全球城市的颠覆与复苏
本文讨论了公共卫生基础设施应对新冠肺炎和未来流行病的必要性。然后,它将这种需求与全球经济的中心地位联系起来,并最终与保持环境可持续城市所需的密度联系起来。
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