Flexible Specialisation and the Re‐Emergence of Regional Economies

1994-01-01other263 citationsclosed

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Regional Development and Policy Political Systems and Governance Regional resilience and development

Abstract

This chapter contains section titled: Introduction A Renaissance of Regional Economies The Reorganisation of the Multinationals Theory in Search of Practice: The Changing Perception of the Region as a Category of Analysis The Politics of Memory: Creating Regional Economies The Localised Welfare State? Two Futures for Flexible Economies Notes and References

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