Multinationals and Economic Geography: Location, technology and innovation

Philip McCann

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This is a very rich book — rich in content and rich as a source of ideas for researchers. It is clearly structured and knit together, carefully and widely researched, argued and developed. The aim of the book is to present an integrated perspective on the following three key elements of the contemporary economic and business world: the firm, specifically the multinational enterprise (MNE); space and geography, specifically localization and regionalism; and knowledge, innovation and technology.

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