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A. Kreuzer,R. R?mer-Klees,K.-H. Dufnerfore, has increased in importance for economic growth as a result of globalization forces; competition is now centered on region-region interactions with the regions often located in different countries.

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Regional Growth, Connections and Economic Modelling: An Introductionfore, has increased in importance for economic growth as a result of globalization forces; competition is now centered on region-region interactions with the regions often located in different countries.

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Sustainable Interrelated Growth: A Phenomenal Approachimportant driver of change exposing even the most remote areas to competition, but cognitive and normative resources, as well as social capital and trust, are deeply embedded in the territorial social fabric.

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Regional Growth and the Co-Evolution of Clusters: The Role of Labour Flowsve interdependence within or between regions and industries as possible sources of growth. Interdependence may occur in several ways; we have decided to focus on labour flows as the way regions and industries interact.

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The New Approach to Regional Economics Dynamics: Path Dependence and Spatial Self-Reinforcing Mechanconomic performance (i.e. GDP trends), while some others are enjoying astonishing development. The ongoing situation confirms part of the theoretical conclusions of the New Economic Geography, and, at the same time, creates a huge number of opportunities for further research on regional development.

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A. Kreuzer,R. R?mer-Klees,K.-H. Dufnerfor economic processes; the stimuli are increasingly originating at the international level. As markets integrate, the competitors of firms are generally firms from other countries and the domestic market is no longer and not necessarily the most important one. At the same time, the internal resourc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-43250-7 territorial competitiveness (Camagni 1991; Markusen 1996; Bramanti and Maggioni 1997; Crounch et al. 2001). The process of globalisation has been an important driver of change exposing even the most remote areas to competition, but cognitive and normative resources, as well as social capital and tr

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Police Socialisation, Identity and Culturenational and industrial economists. Agglomeration economies, network effects and knowledge spillovers were believed to influence the growth of a territory and were perceived as key engines of cluster development in the economic literature. Furthermore, entrepreneurship has been increasingly consider