Industrial geography

Angel, D.P. 1991: High-technology aggloromeration and the labour market: the case of Silicon Valley. Environment and Planning A 23, 1501-16.

Bingham, R.D. and Sunmonu, K.K. 1992: The restructuring of the automobile industry in the USA . Environment and Planning A 24, 833-52.

Chapman, K. 1992: Continuity and contingency in the spatial evolution of industries: the case of petrochemicals. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers NS 17, 47-64.

Cooke, P. 1992: Some spatial aspects of regulatory and technological change in telecommunications industries. Environment and Planning A 24, 683-703.

Crewe, L. and Davenport, E. 1992: The puppet show: changing buyer-supplier relationships within clothing retailing. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers NS 17, 183-97.

de Smidt, M. 1992: International investments and the European challenge . Environment and Planning A 24, 83-94.

Dicken, P. 1992: Europe 1992 and strategic change in the international automobile industry. Environment and Planning A 24, 11-31.

Dicken, P. and Thrift, N. 1992: The organization of production and the production of organization: why business enterprises matter in the study of geographical industrialization . Transactions, Institute of British Geographers NS 17, 279-91.

Edgington, D.W. 1993: The globalization of Japanese manufacturing corporations . Growth and Change, 24, 87-106.

Erickson, R.A. and Hayward, D.J. 1991: The international flows of industrial exports from US regions. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 81, 371-92.

— 1992: Interstate differences in relative export performance: a test of factor endowments theory. Geographical Analysis 24, 223-39.

Florida, R. and Kenney, M. 1992: Restructuring in place: Japanese investment, production organization, and the geography of steel. Economic Geography 68, 146-73.

Gertler, M.C. 1992: Flexibility revisited: districts, nation-states, and the forces of production. Transactions, Institute of British Geography NS 17, 259-78.

Gibbs, D. and Jenkins, T. 1991: A new era of flexibility? Some evidence and problems from the petrochemicals industry. Environment and Planning A 23, 1429-45.

Glasmeier, A. , Thompson, J.W. and Kays, A.J. 1993: The geography of trade policy: trade regimes and location decisions in the textile and apparel complex. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers NS 18, 19-35.

Harrison, B. 1992: Industrial districts: old wine in new bottles? Regional Studies 26, 469-83.

Henry, N. 1992: The new industrial spaces: locational logic of a new production era. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 16, 377-96.

Holmes, J. 1992: The continental integration of the North American automobile industry: from the Auto Pact to the FTA and beyond. Environment and Planning A 24, 95-119.

Joskow, P.L. 1991: Asset specificity and the structure of vertical relationships: empirical evidence. In Williamson, O.F., and Winter, S.G. The nature of the firm New York: Free Press, 117-38.

Knudsen, D.C. 1992: Manufacturing employment change in the American midwest . Environment and Planning A 24, 1303-16.

Leung, C.K. 1993: Personal contacts, subcontracting linkages and development in the Hong Kong-Zhujiang delta region. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 83, 272-302.

Moriarty, B.M. 1991: Urban systems, industrial restructuring, and the spatial-temporal diffusion of manufacturing employment. Environment and Planning A 23, 1571-88.

Ó hUallacháin, B. 1991: Sectoral clustering and growth in American metropolitan areas. Regional Studies 25, 411-26.

Ó hUallacháin, B. and Reid, N. 1992: Source country differences in the spatial distribution of foreign direct investment in the United States. The Professional Geographer 44, 272-85.

Ó hUallacháin, B. and Satterthwaite, M.A. 1992: Sectoral growth patterns at the metropolitan level: an evaluation of economic development incentives . Journal of Urban Economics 31, 25-58.

Phelps, N.A. 1992: External economies, agglomeration and flexible accumulation . Transactions, In

stitute of British Geographers NS 17, 35-46. — 1993: Branch plants and the evolving spatial division of labour: a study of material linkage change in the northern region of England. Regional Studies 27,87-101.

Rigby, D.L. 1992: The impact of output and productivity changes on manufacturing employment. Growth and Change 23, 405-27.

Saxenian, A. 1991: The origins and dynamics of production networks in Silicon Valley. Research Policy 20, 423-37.

— 1992: Contrasting patterns of business organization in Silicon Valley. Environment and Planning D 10,377-91.

Scott, A.J. 1992: The role of large producers in industrial districts: a case study of high technology systems houses in Southern California. Regional Studies 26, 265-75.

Storper, M. 1992: The limits to globalization: technology districts and international trade. Economic Geography 68, 60-93.

Storper, M. and Harrison, B. 1991: Flexibility, hierarchy and regional development: the changing structure of industrial production systems and their forms of governance in the 1990s. Research Policy 20, 407-22.

Suarez-Villa, L. 1993: The dynamics of regional invention and innovation: innovative capacity and regional change in the twentieth century. Geographical Analysis 25, 147-64.

Sunley, P. 1992: Marshallian industrial districts: the case of the Lancashire cotton industry in the inter-war years. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers NS 17, 306-20.

Wells, P. and Rawlinson, N. 1992: New procurement regimes and the spatial distribution of suppliers: the case of Ford in Europe. Area 24, 380-90.