Titlebook: Long Waves of Regional Development; Michael Marshall Textbook 1987Latest edition Michael Marshall 1987 development.regional development.wa

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From Industrial Revolution to Imperialist Workshop: Contrasting Regional Experiencesop of the world’, focusing on the role played by regional economic and social differences within the national pattern. This chapter provides further evidence of the historical changes and turning-points which marked the development of the national economy. At the same time it is argued that the nati

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Region, Class and Nation: The Uniqueness of the British Experiencethe regional scale. It has been suggested that the process of industrialisation was fundamentally a process of social recomposition which entailed the transformation of the social structure and modes of social existence centring upon the formation of a wage-dependent industrial working class. Differ

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Economic Fluctuations and the ‘Regional Problem’own that the dominant direction of industrial development and change in the national economy was by no means mirrored in the pattern of development in all the nation’s component regions. Interregional differences were an important determinant of the overall national pattern and, because of the Briti

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Theories of Long Waves: From Kondratieff to MandelAll proponents of the theory of long waves acknowledge the existence of alternating long-term phases of relative expansion and contraction in the historical development of industrial capitalism. But the nature of the long waves, their origins and appearance, has been the subject of wide-ranging debate.