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The city of New York, specifically the Harlem neighborhood, is undergoing a transformation driven by the pressures of the neoliberal economy.

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1 report, 1 independent, last reported Jul 21. The briefing below covers this first event.

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The city of New York, specifically the Harlem neighborhood, is undergoing a transformation driven by the pressures of the neoliberal economy.

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  1. Immigrant workers from India contribute to the local economy of New York City.Sub-event
  2. City plans are impacting businesses in Harlem and raising barriers for large retailers like Walmart and BIG APPLE.Sub-event
  3. Grants were unveiled by NYC Small Business Services to improve the public realm and celebrate a new renaissance in Harlem.Sub-event
  4. Thematic focus on how the neoliberal economy is transforming NYC, involving Harlem and Ronald Reagan.1 source

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