Das Tor nach Sub-Sahara Afrika? Kapstadts Potenzial als Gateway City für den Öl- und Gassektor
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Cape Town; gateway cities; global value chains; linkages; world cities; Gateway Cities; globale Güterketten; Kapstadt; Linkages; Weltstädte; Cape Town; gateway cities; global value chains; linkages; world cities;All these keywords.
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