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Learning and regional development
GeoJournal, 1999There is growing awareness that knowledge in general, and learning (or the capability to learn) in particular may be critical to the competitive advantage of firms, regions and nations. In this respect, much has been written on the interactive and institutional bases of learning and knowledge creation.
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Endogenous Regional Development
2011Over the past few decades the emphasis in regional development theory has shifted from a focus primarily on exogenous factors to an increasing focus on endogenous factors. Traditional regional economic development approaches were erected on neoclassical economic growth theory, based largely on the Solow (1956, 2000) growth model.
Stimson, Robert +2 more
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1980
Even when there is no over-all deficiency of aggregate demand, unemployment may occur through changes in the conditions of demand and supply. Demand may be buoyant for some goods, e.g. electronic equipment and cars, and slack for others, e.g. ships, where workers become unemployed. On the supply side, too, technological change, e.g.
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Even when there is no over-all deficiency of aggregate demand, unemployment may occur through changes in the conditions of demand and supply. Demand may be buoyant for some goods, e.g. electronic equipment and cars, and slack for others, e.g. ships, where workers become unemployed. On the supply side, too, technological change, e.g.
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Rethinking the regions: Indigenous peoples and regional development
Regional studies, 2019This paper contributes to a more in-depth theorization of the role of community and culture in regional development with a specific reference to the diverse communities who identify as Indigenous peoples. The concept of Indigenous regional development is
Emma Lee, R. Eversole
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THE MOUNTAIN PROVINCES AS A REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AREA: REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR WHOM?
Philippine Political Science Journal, 1979(1979). THE MOUNTAIN PROVINCES AS A REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AREA: REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR WHOM? Philippine Political Science Journal: Vol. 6, No. 9, pp. 133-139.
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Regional development of west region [PDF]
Annals of University of Petroşani, 2002 The long crisis situation passed by Romania, and implicitly by the West Region, asks for immediate economic reestablishment and social protection measures, linked to the environment maintenance and ecological ones. In this way, the general objective of the economic development strategy was defined as: ”The increase of the quality of life through the ...
Gabriel Popeangă, Gabriela Slusariuc
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Integrated regional development: Comparison of urban agglomeration policies in China
Land Use Policy, 2022Lei Li +3 more
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Regions and Regional Development Policy
2002Eastern Macedonia-Thrace consists of Kavala, Drama, Xanthi, Rodopi and Evros prefectures and occupies an area of 14,157.8 sq. km, that is 10.7 per cent of the total Greek territory.
Nicholas Konsolas +2 more
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Regional Development - The Bologna Region
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 2000Abstract In these notes for a critical reflection on Emilia-Romagna and Bologna , a brief description of the most recent developments of regions is given taking into account the impact of global business on regional processes. The example which is the basis for this discussion is the region of Bologna – to analyse these developments, several ...
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Devolution, Regionalism and Regional Development
20071. Introduction Jonathan Bradbury Part 1: Devolution in the UK 2. Devolution in Scotland: change and continuity Neil McGarvey 3. Devolution in Wales: an unfolding process Jonathan Bradbury 4. Northern Ireland: St Andrews - the long Good Friday Agreement Rick Wilford Part 2: Regionalism in England 5.
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