Institutional Approaches in Economic Geography

Abstract

Over the past decade, economic geography has undergone something of a renaissance, expanding its theoretical foundations, methodologies, and empirical reach considerably in the process. One of the key elements in this expansion and re-orientation has been what might be called the “institutional turn,” the recognition that the form and evolution of the economic landscape cannot be fully understood without giving due attention to the various social institutions on which economic activity depends and through which it is shaped.

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