Espacio, territorio e instituciones de desarrollo económico local

Abstract

A difference between space and territory is that the former is a geographical support for economic activities while the latter is defined as a place for a society. Together they make up the space occupied in the “world” economy (that appertaining to a dominant globalization) and the “regionalized” economy, appertaining to a network of small business, the black sector or peasant economy. Both ambits coexist in a framework in which the dominant economy of globalization may condition (but not eliminate) the different practices and policies of local and regional development. There is a need for a strategy whit a territorial network of information, training and financial services to help local business acquire a flexibility in production, according to its territorial surroundings.

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