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What's new and What's Regional in the ‘New Regional Geography’?
Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography, 1995This paper discusses the role of theory and empirical observation in relation to a possibly emerging ‘new’ regional geography.
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Nursing Standard, 1994
The new regional chief executives were due to be announced this week. The line up was expected to be; Chris Spry, S Thames; Ron Kerr, N Thames; Brian Edwards, West Midlands; Barbara Stocking, East Anglian and Oxford; Liam Donaldson North East and Yorkshire; Robert Tinston, North West and Keith McLean, Trent.
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The new regional chief executives were due to be announced this week. The line up was expected to be; Chris Spry, S Thames; Ron Kerr, N Thames; Brian Edwards, West Midlands; Barbara Stocking, East Anglian and Oxford; Liam Donaldson North East and Yorkshire; Robert Tinston, North West and Keith McLean, Trent.
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New regionalism in Turkey: questioning the ‘new’ and the ‘regional’
European Planning Studies, 2017Turkey’s regional policies are inspired by the new regionalism theory. During past two decades, key concepts of new regionalism, including knowledge economies, specialization, networked cities and ...
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2004
Attempting to find an objective definition of an international ‘region’ is a fruitless exercise because there is no unproblematic means of distinguishing one group of states from another by geographical, cultural, economic or other grounds. For example, is the ‘natural’ regional home of the United States in the Americas, the Pacific or the Atlantic ...
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Attempting to find an objective definition of an international ‘region’ is a fruitless exercise because there is no unproblematic means of distinguishing one group of states from another by geographical, cultural, economic or other grounds. For example, is the ‘natural’ regional home of the United States in the Americas, the Pacific or the Atlantic ...
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Occupational Therapy: the Official Journal of the Association of Occupational Therapists, 1952
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Occupational Therapy: the Official Journal of the Association of Occupational Therapists, 1953
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