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Agents and Institutions,ic convergence and divergence; see Clark et al. 1986 and Martin 2001). More recently, however, economic analysis throughout the world has come to rely upon cross-national comparisons of local and regional systems of accumulation, innovation and production (witness the literature on the Third Italy,

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Path Dependence and Development, however, over the implications to be drawn from such observations. For some, capital mobility threatens cultural and linguistic traditions being a potent force of homogenisation. For others, capital mobility is vastly exaggerated being, more often than not, held in check by persistent national and

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Competitive Strategy and Clusters of Innovation,i-divisional form of organisation, encouraged the belief that smaller craft-based firms were no longer relevant to ‘modern’ industrial societies because they did not enjoy the economies of scale of larger firms. Schumpeter (1942) played no small part in promoting this belief. He suggested three reas

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Global Competitiveness,of a multidisciplinary approach to globalisation, regional economic development, and competitive strategy inside and outside of firms, industries, and regions. We have taken advantage of the explosion of literature on these topics over the past 10 to 15 years, noting where we agree and disagree with

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Assessment of Assay Performance,world, at least, it seems likely that globalisation will challenge inherited traditions, institutions, and ways of thinking about the organisation of economy and society. Looking forward, we see industries being brought to the global marketplace, the inherited configuration of productive assets incr

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W. M. Hunter,I. Mckenzie,R. R. A. Baconic convergence and divergence; see Clark et al. 1986 and Martin 2001). More recently, however, economic analysis throughout the world has come to rely upon cross-national comparisons of local and regional systems of accumulation, innovation and production (witness the literature on the Third Italy,

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Review of Immunologic Techniques, however, over the implications to be drawn from such observations. For some, capital mobility threatens cultural and linguistic traditions being a potent force of homogenisation. For others, capital mobility is vastly exaggerated being, more often than not, held in check by persistent national and

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