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This type of analysis of globalization , which seeks to map the strategic sites with hyperconcentration of resources as well as the crossborder networks that link these sites and others , helps us understand to what extent there is a specific geography of globalization and the fact that it is not a planetary event encompassing all of the world.5 It is , furthermore , a changing geography , one that has undergone multiple , often specialized transformations over the last few centuries and over the last two decades6 , and most recently has come to include electronic space . Further , the fact that global processes are at least partly embedded in national territories via the concentration of specialized global management and servicing functions in cities , introduces new variables in current conceptions about the relation of economic globalization and the state . Mr. L. speaks about Sir John Herschel 's perceiving flowers ( the Papaver rhoeas , & c ., ) and even detecting the color and the shape of the eyes of small birds . Let me first give several empirical referents and then examine some of the implications for theorizing the impacts of globalization and the new technologies on cities . The most popular thesis is also the boldest : globalization and the rise of the global city . Second , a technical seminar and a presentation at the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Center for Research and Development of Educational Technology ( CRADLE ) have been prepared and given . Sometimes it was a deputy sheriff who was to be found at a certain corner , sometimes it was the peculiarity of location that promised an entrance beyond the death-line ; but it was always " not this corner but some other corner .