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My research focuses on financial and other corporate decision-makers and their interactions within and among global cities, especially in Asia. I focus on Asian business networks, especially financial, and their role in the economic development of the region. I also have studied 19th-century urban-industrial growth in the United States. Currently, I am studying the financial networks of Hong Kong and Asia, with a grant funded by the National Science Foundation.
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David Meyer received his Ph.D. in Geography from the University of Chicago. Professor Meyer studies financial and other corporate decision-makers and their interactions within and among global cities. He travels to Hong Kong regularly for research and has interviewed many financiers and other senior corporate leaders there as part of his work on financial change and global cities. He also has studied urban and regional development both in Asia and in the nineteenth century United States. Over the next few years, Professor Meyer will be studying the business networks, especially, financial, in Asia.
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 DAVID MEYER, Ph. D., 1970, University of Chicago http://research.brown.edu/myresearch/David_Meyer On The Web: NEW BOOK: Networked Machinists: High-Technology Industries in Antebellum America Are you David Meyer? Click here to edit your research profile. |
