Industrial Geography

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Buswell R.J. 1983: Research and development and regional development. In Gillespie A. , editor, Technological change and regional development, London: Pion, 9–22.

Casetti E. 1982: Technological progress, capital deepening and manufacturing productivity growth in the USA: A regional analysis. Environment and Planning A 14, 1577–86.

Cross M. 1983: Technical change, the supply of new skill and product diffusion. In Gillespie A. , editor, Technical change and regional development, London: Pion, 54–67.

Daniels P.W. Holly B.P. 1983: Office location in transition: Observations on research in Britain and North America. Environment and Planning A 15, 1293–98.

De Smidt M. 1983: Regional locational cycles and the stages of locating foreign manufacturing plants — The case of the Netherlands. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 74, 2–11.

Edgington D.W. 1982: Organizational and technological change and the future of the central business district: An Australian example. Urban Studies 19, 281–92.

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Gillespie A. 1983: Introduction. In Gillespie A. , editor, Technological changes and regional development, London: Pion, 1–8.

Goddard J.B. 1983: Industrial innovation and regional economic development in Great Britain. In Hamilton F.E.I. Linge G.J.R. , editors, Spatial analysis, industry and the industrial environment. 3 Regional economies and industrial systems, Chichester: John Wiley, 255–77.

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Malecki E.J. 1982: Industrial geography: Introduction to the special issue. Environment and Planning A 14, 1571–76.

Mandeville T.D. 1983: An input-output framework for measuring economic impacts: A case study of the aluminium industry at Gladstone, Australia. In Hamilton F.E.I. Linge G.J.R. , editors, Spatial analysis, industry and the industrial environment. 3 Regional economies and industrial systems, Chichester: John Wiley, 203–216.

Marshall J.N. 1982a: Linkages between manufacturing industry and business services. Environment and Planning A 14, 1523–40.

Marshall J.N. , 1982b: Organisational thoery and industrial location. Environment and Planning A 14, 1667–83.

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Massey D. , 1982: The anatomy of job loss. London: Methuen.

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Oakey R. 1983: High-technology industry, industrial location and regional development: The British Case. In Hamilton F.E.I. Linge G.J.R. , editors, Spatial analysis, industry and the industrial environment. 3 Regional economies and industrial systems, Chichester: John Wiley, 279–95.

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Regional Studies Association 1983: Report of an inquiry into regional problems in the UK 1983. Norwich: Geo Books.

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Sayer A. , 1983: Theoretical problems in the analysis of technological change and regional development. In Hamilton F.E.I. Linge G.J.R. , editors, Spatial analysis, industry and the industrial environnent. 3 Regional economies and the industrial systems, Chichester: John Wiley, 59–74.

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Sinclair R. Walker D.F. 1982: Industrial development via the multinational corporation: General Motors in Vienna. Regional Studies 16, 433–42.

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Storper M. Walker R. 1983: The theory of labour and the theory of location. International journal of Urban and Regional Research 7, 1–41.

Swales J.K. 1983: A Kaldorian model of cumulative causation: Regional growth with induced technical change. In Gillespie A. , editor, Technological change and regional development, London: Pion, 68–88.

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Taylor M.J. , 1983a: Guest editorial. Industrial geography in the 1980s: Entering a decade of differences. Environment and Planning A 15, 1287–91.

Taylor M.J. , 1983b: Business organisation segmentation and location. Regional Studies 17, 445–66.

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Thwaites A.T. , 1983: The employment implications of technological change in a regional context. In Gillespie A. , editor, Technological change and regional development. London: Pion, 36–53.

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Wood P.A. , 1982: Industrial geography. Progress in Human Geography 6, 576–83.