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* Critical reviews from two anonymous readers and helpful advice from the editors led to substantial improvements in the article. The remaining weaknesses no doubt owe to my selective interpretation of their comments.

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Cosmopolitics and the Maritime World CityFootnote** Critical reviews from two anonymous readers and helpful advice from the editors led to substantial improvements in the article. The remaining weaknesses no doubt owe to my selective interpretation of their comments.

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Cosmopolitics and the Maritime World CityFootnote^*
* Critical reviews from two anonymous readers and helpful advice from the editors led to substantial improvements in the article. The remaining weaknesses no doubt owe to my selective interpretation of their comments.