This chapter seeks both to chart the evolutionary processes of economic restructuring and change at the regional level and to offer the outline of a mode of civic, political, and economic action which is polarized by an emphasis neither on state nor market as the ultimate arbiter of economic fortunes. This chapter also attempts to tie together the master themes of the book in respect of evolutionary economic theorization, the centrality of innovation and interactive learning to industrial and institutional creativity, the importance of decentralized industrial and other public policies to regions in a globalizing economic context, and the importance of regions as economic bases for firms that are increasingly disposed towards agglomeration, externalization, and specialization.
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