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Economic geography: critical concepts in the social sciences 1 The evolving project of economic geography

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Veröffentlicht:	London [u.a.] Routledge 2008
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Schriftenreihe:	Critical concepts in the social sciences
Schlagworte:	Wirtschaftsgeografie Anthropogeografie
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adam_text	CONTENTS VOLUME I THE EVOLVING PROJECT OF ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY Acknowledgements xvii Chronological table of reprinted articles and chapters xix PART 1 Introduction 1 1 The transformation of economic geography 3 R.L. MARTIN AND P.J. SUNLEY 2 Economic geography: the great half-century 22 A.J. SCOTT PART 2 The shifting terrain of method and explanation 49 3 Explanation in economic geography: abstraction versus generalization 51 A. SAYER 4 Stylized facts and close dialogue: methodology in economic geography 73 G.L. CLARK 5 Fuzzy concepts, scanty evidence, policy distance: the case for rigour and policy relevance in critical regional studies 95 A. MARKUSEN CONTENTS 6 Retheorizing economie geography: from the quantitative revolution to the cultural turn 123 T.J. BARNES 7 Practicing new economic geographies: a methodological examination 156 H.W-C. YEUNG PART 3 Economics and economic geography 193 8 What s new about the new economic geography? 195 P. KRUGMAN 9 On Krugman s model of economic geography 210 G.A. DYMSKI 10 The new geographical turn in economics: some critical reflections 231 R.L. MARTIN 11 Common ground? Prospects for integrating the economic geography of geographers and economists 264 Ö. SJÖBERG AND F. SJÖHOLM 12 Evolutionary economics and economic geography 289 R.A. BOSCHMA AND J.G. LAMBOOY PART 4 Contextual and relational economic geography 309 13 Refiguring the economic in economic geography 311 N.J. THRIFT AND K. OLDS 14 Context in economic geography: the relevance of pragmatism 343 P.J. SUNLEY 15 Economies of power and space 364 J. ALLEN 16 Institutional approaches in economic geography 386 R.L. MARTIN 17 Toward a relational economic geography 406 H. BATHELT AND J. GLÜCKLER VI CONTENTS VOLUME II SPACES OF WEALTH CREATION IN A GLOBALISING ECONOMY Acknowledgements ix PART 5 Introduction 1 18 Regions, capital and knowledge 3 R.L. MARTIN AND P.J. SUNLEY 19 Regions, globalization, development 17 A.J. SCOTT AND M. STORPER PART 6 Rethinking uneven regional development in a globalizing world 41 20 Toward a theory of uneven development: spatial scale and the see-saw of capital 43 N. SMITH 21 The geopolitics of capitalism 67 D. HARVEY 22 The resurgence of regional economies, ten years later: the region as a nexus of untraded interdependencies 96 M. STORPER 23 Theorizing regional economic performance and the changing territorial division of labour 140 M. DUNFORD 24 Territories, flows and hierarchies in the global economy 167 M. STORPER 25 Chains and networks, territories and scales: towards a relational framework for analysing the global economy 191 P. DICKEN. P.F. KELLY. К. OLDS AND H.W-C. YEUNG VII CONTENTS PART 7 New spaces of flexible accumulation 219 26 Theorizing the transition ... flexible accumulation-solid transformation or temporary fix? 221 D. HARVEY 27 Flexible specialisation, industrial districts and small firms: a critical appraisal 241 B.T. ASHEIM 28 Flexibility revisited: districts, nation-states and the forces of production 262 M.S. GERTLER 29 Period and place, capitalist development, and the flexible specialization debate 293 K.R. COX PART 8 The (Re)localisation of economic activity: districts and clusters 317 30 Industrial districts: old wine in new bottles? 319 B. HARRISON 31 Neo-Marshallian nodes in global networks 344 A. AMIN AND N. THRIFT 32 Sticky places in slippery space: a typology of industrial districts 366 A. MARKUSEN 33 Location, competition, and economic development: local clusters in a global economy 393 M.E. PORTER 34 Deconstructing clusters: chaotic concept or policy panacea? 420 R.L. MARTIN AND P.J. SUNLEY VIII CONTENTS PART 9 Knowledge and innovative places 457 35 The learning region: institutions, innovation and regional renewal 459 K. MORGAN 36 Tacit knowledge, innovation and economic geography 481 J.R.L. HOWELLS 37 Regional innovation systems, clusters, and the knowledge economy 500 P. COOKE 38 The creative economy 527 R. FLORIDA VOLUME III FIRMS AND LABOUR MARKETS Acknowledgements vii PART 10 Introduction 1 39 The changing landscape of workplaces and work 3 R.L. MARTIN AND P.J. SUNLEY PART 11 The firm and economic geography 17 40 The firm in economic geography 19 P. MASKELL 41 On the socio-spatial embeddedness of business firms 39 P. OINAS 42 Analytical differences in the economics of geography: the case of the multinational firm 55 P. McCANN AND R. MUDAMBI 43 Debates and commentary: small firm finance and economic geography 81 J.S. POLLARD IX CONTENTS PART 12 Shifting perspectives on the geographies of labour 111 44 The theory of labour and the theory of location 113 M. STORPER AND R. WALKER 45 Reconceptualizing the local labour market: space, segmentation and the state 159 J.A. PECK 46 From a geography of labor to a labor geography: labor s spatial fix and the geography of capitalism 179 A. HEROD 47 Local labour markets: their nature, performance, and regulation 210 R.L. MARTIN PART 13 The (Re)organisation of work 231 48 Work organisation and local labour markets in an era of flexible production 233 M. STORPER AND A.J. SCOTT 49 Local labour control regimes: uneven development and the social regulation of production 251 A.E.G. JONAS 50 Ulrich Beck s risk society at work: labour and employment in the contract service industries 279 J. ALLEN AND N. HENRY 51 Understanding flexibility 305 C. BENNER 52 Thinking through work: gender, power and space 331 L. McDowell 53 Labor unions and economic geography 365 A. HEROD CONTENTS VOLUME IV THE CULTURAL ECONOMY Acknowledgements ix PART 14 Introduction 1 54 The rise of cultural economic geography 3 A. JAMES, R.L. MARTIN AND PJ. SUNLEY 55 Production, consumption and cultural economy 19 A. WARDE PART 15 Culture and capitalism 35 56 Disjuncture and difference in the global cultural economy 37 A. APPADURAI 57 The dialectic of culture and economy 50 A. SAYER 58 Capitalism s cultural turn 69 N. THRIFT 59 Moral landscapes 96 S. ZUKIN PART 16 Culture and local economic practice 115 60 Introduction: local industrial systems 117 A. SAXENIAN 61 Being there : proximity, organization and culture in the development and adoption of advanced manufacturing technologies 128 M.S. GERTLER 62 Demystifying the role of culture in innovative regional economies 161 A. JAMES Xl CONTENTS 63 Towards a cultural politics of consumption 196 P. JACKSON 64 Towards the new retail geography 217 M. LOWE AND N. WRIGLEY PART 17 Networks and cultures 247 65 On the social and cultural determinants of international financial centres: the case of the City of London 249 N. THRIFT 66 Geographies of industrial convergence: the case of retail banking 276 A. LEYSHON AND J. POLLARD 67 World city actor-networks 303 R.G. SMITH 68 The economic geography of the Internet age 327 E.E. LEAMER AND M. STORPER 69 Spatializing knowledge communities: towards a conceptualization of transnational innovation networks 353 N.M. COE AND T.G. BUNNELL PART 18 The new cultural economy 375 70 The creative ethos 377 R. FLORIDA 71 Capitalism, cities, and the production of symbolic forms 398 A.J. SCOTT 72 New media, the new economy and new spaces 417 A.C. PRATT 73 Ecologies of creativity: the village, the group, and the heterarchic organisation of the British advertising industry 439 G.GRABHER XU CONTENTS VOLUME V REGULATING THE ECONOMIC LANDSCAPE Acknowledgements ix PART 19 Introduction 1 74 Regulatory spaces and economic governance 3 R.L. MARTIN AND P.J. SUNLEY 75 State and governance 14 J. PAINTER PART 20 Conceptualising state-economy relations 35 76 Real regulation: the administrative state 37 G.L. CLARK 77 Globalization and the future of the nation state 53 P. HIRST AND G. THOMPSON 78 Post-Fordism and the state 87 B. JESSOP 79 Social regulation after Fordism: regulation theory, neo-liberalism and the global-local nexus 111 A. TICKELL AND J.A. PECK 80 The crisis of the national spatio-temporal fix and the tendential ecological dominance of globalizing capitalism 142 B. JESSOP 81 Neoliberalizing space 191 J. PECK AND A. TICKELL 82 Modernization, welfare and third way politics: limits to theorizing in thirds ? 213 C. HAYLETT ХШ CONTENTS PART 21 Geographies of socio-economic regulation 235 83 From managerialism to entrepreneurialism: the transformation of urban governance in late capitalism 237 D. HARVEY 84 The post-Keynesian state and the space economy 260 R.L. MARTIN AND P.J. SUNLEY 85 Neither global nor local: glocalization and the politics of scale 283 E. SWYNGEDOUW 86 Glocalization as a state spatial strategy: urban entrepreneurialism and the new politics of uneven development in Western Europe 311 N. BRENNER 87 Workfare: a geopolitical etymology 331 J. PECK 88 Regulating economic globalization 369 A. AMIN PART 22 The rise of local and regional economic governance 395 89 Local governance, the crises of Fordism and the changing geographies of regulation 397 M. GOODWIN AND J. PAINTER 90 Economic geography in practice: local economic development policy 417 A.K. GLASMEIER 91 The global trend towards devolution and its implications 437 A. RODRÍGUEZ-POSE AND N. GILL 92 Governing cities and regions: territorial restructuring in a global age 461 M. KEATING XIV CONTENTS 93 Globalization and the politics of local and regional development: the question of convergence 481 K.R. COX 94 Institutions, power and space: assessing the limits to institutionalism in economic geography 505 A. CUMBERS, D. MACKINNON AND R. McMASTER Index 531 XV
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KRUGMAN 9 On Krugman's model of economic geography 210 G.A. DYMSKI 10 The new 'geographical turn' in economics: some critical reflections 231 R.L. MARTIN 11 Common ground? Prospects for integrating the economic geography of geographers and economists 264 Ö. SJÖBERG AND F. SJÖHOLM 12 Evolutionary economics and economic geography 289 R.A. BOSCHMA AND J.G. LAMBOOY PART 4 Contextual and relational economic geography 309 13 Refiguring the economic in economic geography 311 N.J. THRIFT AND K. OLDS 14 Context in economic geography: the relevance of pragmatism 343 P.J. SUNLEY 15 Economies of power and space 364 J. ALLEN 16 Institutional approaches in economic geography 386 R.L. MARTIN 17 Toward a relational economic geography 406 H. BATHELT AND J. GLÜCKLER VI CONTENTS VOLUME II SPACES OF WEALTH CREATION IN A GLOBALISING ECONOMY Acknowledgements ix PART 5 Introduction 1 18 Regions, capital and knowledge 3 R.L. MARTIN AND P.J. SUNLEY 19 Regions, globalization, development 17 A.J. SCOTT AND M. STORPER PART 6 Rethinking uneven regional development in a globalizing world 41 20 Toward a theory of uneven development: spatial scale and the see-saw of capital 43 N. SMITH 21 The geopolitics of capitalism 67 D. HARVEY 22 The resurgence of regional economies, ten years later: the region as a nexus of untraded interdependencies 96 M. STORPER 23 Theorizing regional economic performance and the changing territorial division of labour 140 M. DUNFORD 24 Territories, flows and hierarchies in the global economy 167 M. STORPER 25 Chains and networks, territories and scales: towards a relational framework for analysing the global economy 191 P. DICKEN. P.F. KELLY. К. OLDS AND H.W-C. YEUNG VII CONTENTS PART 7 New spaces of flexible accumulation 219 26 Theorizing the transition . flexible accumulation-solid transformation or temporary fix? 221 D. HARVEY 27 Flexible specialisation, industrial districts and small firms: a critical appraisal 241 B.T. ASHEIM 28 Flexibility revisited: districts, nation-states and the forces of production 262 M.S. GERTLER 29 Period and place, capitalist development, and the flexible specialization debate 293 K.R. COX PART 8 The (Re)localisation of economic activity: districts and clusters 317 30 Industrial districts: old wine in new bottles? 319 B. HARRISON 31 Neo-Marshallian nodes in global networks 344 A. AMIN AND N. THRIFT 32 Sticky places in slippery space: a typology of industrial districts 366 A. MARKUSEN 33 Location, competition, and economic development: local clusters in a global economy 393 M.E. PORTER 34 Deconstructing clusters: chaotic concept or policy panacea? 420 R.L. MARTIN AND P.J. SUNLEY VIII CONTENTS PART 9 Knowledge and innovative places 457 35 The learning region: institutions, innovation and regional renewal 459 K. MORGAN 36 Tacit knowledge, innovation and economic geography 481 J.R.L. HOWELLS 37 Regional innovation systems, clusters, and the knowledge economy 500 P. COOKE 38 The creative economy 527 R. FLORIDA VOLUME III FIRMS AND LABOUR MARKETS Acknowledgements vii PART 10 Introduction 1 39 The changing landscape of workplaces and work 3 R.L. MARTIN AND P.J. SUNLEY PART 11 The firm and economic geography 17 40 The firm in economic geography 19 P. MASKELL 41 On the socio-spatial embeddedness of business firms 39 P. OINAS 42 Analytical differences in the economics of geography: the case of the multinational firm 55 P. McCANN AND R. MUDAMBI 43 Debates and commentary: small firm finance and economic geography 81 J.S. POLLARD IX CONTENTS PART 12 Shifting perspectives on the geographies of labour 111 44 The theory of labour and the theory of location 113 M. STORPER AND R. WALKER 45 Reconceptualizing the local labour market: space, segmentation and the state 159 J.A. PECK 46 From a geography of labor to a labor geography: labor's spatial fix and the geography of capitalism 179 A. HEROD 47 Local labour markets: their nature, performance, and regulation 210 R.L. MARTIN PART 13 The (Re)organisation of work 231 48 Work organisation and local labour markets in an era of flexible production 233 M. STORPER AND A.J. SCOTT 49 Local labour control regimes: uneven development and the social regulation of production 251 A.E.G. JONAS 50 Ulrich Beck's risk society at work: labour and employment in the contract service industries 279 J. ALLEN AND N. HENRY 51 Understanding flexibility 305 C. BENNER 52 Thinking through work: gender, power and space 331 L. McDowell 53 Labor unions and economic geography 365 A. HEROD CONTENTS VOLUME IV THE CULTURAL ECONOMY Acknowledgements ix PART 14 Introduction 1 54 The rise of cultural economic geography 3 A. JAMES, R.L. MARTIN AND PJ. SUNLEY 55 Production, consumption and 'cultural economy' 19 A. WARDE PART 15 Culture and capitalism 35 56 Disjuncture and difference in the global cultural economy 37 A. APPADURAI 57 The dialectic of culture and economy 50 A. SAYER 58 Capitalism's cultural turn 69 N. THRIFT 59 Moral landscapes 96 S. ZUKIN PART 16 Culture and local economic practice 115 60 Introduction: local industrial systems 117 A. SAXENIAN 61 'Being there': proximity, organization and culture in the development and adoption of advanced manufacturing technologies 128 M.S. GERTLER 62 Demystifying the role of culture in innovative regional economies 161 A. JAMES Xl CONTENTS 63 Towards a cultural politics of consumption 196 P. JACKSON 64 Towards the new retail geography 217 M. LOWE AND N. WRIGLEY PART 17 Networks and cultures 247 65 On the social and cultural determinants of international financial centres: the case of the City of London 249 N. THRIFT 66 Geographies of industrial convergence: the case of retail banking 276 A. LEYSHON AND J. POLLARD 67 World city actor-networks 303 R.G. SMITH 68 The economic geography of the Internet age 327 E.E. LEAMER AND M. STORPER 69 'Spatializing' knowledge communities: towards a conceptualization of transnational innovation networks 353 N.M. COE AND T.G. BUNNELL PART 18 The new cultural economy 375 70 The creative ethos 377 R. FLORIDA 71 Capitalism, cities, and the production of symbolic forms 398 A.J. SCOTT 72 New media, the new economy and new spaces 417 A.C. PRATT 73 Ecologies of creativity: the village, the group, and the heterarchic organisation of the British advertising industry 439 G.GRABHER XU CONTENTS VOLUME V REGULATING THE ECONOMIC LANDSCAPE Acknowledgements ix PART 19 Introduction 1 74 Regulatory spaces and economic governance 3 R.L. MARTIN AND P.J. SUNLEY 75 State and governance 14 J. PAINTER PART 20 Conceptualising state-economy relations 35 76 'Real' regulation: the administrative state 37 G.L. CLARK 77 Globalization and the future of the nation state 53 P. HIRST AND G. THOMPSON 78 Post-Fordism and the state 87 B. JESSOP 79 Social regulation after Fordism: regulation theory, neo-liberalism and the global-local nexus 111 A. TICKELL AND J.A. PECK 80 The crisis of the national spatio-temporal fix and the tendential ecological dominance of globalizing capitalism 142 B. JESSOP 81 Neoliberalizing space 191 J. PECK AND A. TICKELL 82 Modernization, welfare and 'third way' politics: limits to theorizing in 'thirds'? 213 C. HAYLETT ХШ CONTENTS PART 21 Geographies of socio-economic regulation 235 83 From managerialism to entrepreneurialism: the transformation of urban governance in late capitalism 237 D. HARVEY 84 The post-Keynesian state and the space economy 260 R.L. MARTIN AND P.J. SUNLEY 85 Neither global nor local: 'glocalization' and the politics of scale 283 E. SWYNGEDOUW 86 'Glocalization' as a state spatial strategy: urban entrepreneurialism and the new politics of uneven development in Western Europe 311 N. BRENNER 87 Workfare: a geopolitical etymology 331 J. 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title_short	Economic geography
title_sort	economic geography critical concepts in the social sciences the evolving project of economic geography
title_sub	critical concepts in the social sciences
topic	Wirtschaftsgeografie (DE-588)4066446-6 gnd Anthropogeografie (DE-588)4133695-1 gnd
topic_facet	Wirtschaftsgeografie Anthropogeografie
url	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=015751978&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
volume_link	(DE-604)BV022545592
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