Titlebook: Regional Analysis and the New International Division of Labor; Applications of a Po Frank Moulaert,Patricia Wilson Salinas Book 1983 Spring

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The Implications of Industry Restructuring for Spatial Organization in the United StatesThis chapter outlines three propositions about the current restructuring of capital and labor in the United States and its impact on spatial organization.

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Regional Political Economy or geographic dimension. Walter Isard formalized this mode of regional analysis in the 1950s, under the name regional science. More recently, another approach to regional analysis has emerged — with its roots in classical political economy rather than neoclassical economics.. It was developed largely during the 1970s, under the name ..

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The Theories and Methods of Regional Science and Regional Political Economy Comparedcal separation of economic decision makers and of markets. To bring economic decision makers into communication with one another, to combine factors of production into a process of production at the same location, or to make finished commodities available at markets that are far from the point of pr

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Social Spaceness and the Concept of Regions. To do so requires a thorough criticism of dominant regional theories on three interwoven grounds: philosophical, theoretical, and methodological. New onto-logical demarcations, theoretical concepts, and methods are required. This is not simply a matter of changing a few assumptions or adding vari

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Regions and Regionalism to clarify the uses and misuses of the regional category for political economists. Presented first is an inquiry into the social relations that underlie regional concerns and an assertion that the notion of region cannot be given the same theoretical status held by class, gender, and certain cultur

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Mode of Production and Spatial Organization in Peru1 Schematically, a regional scientist could say that Peru’s spatial structure consists of a space dominated by Lima and the coast, with principal transport routes leading from the mining centers of the impoverished, underdeveloped . to the coast and to Lima. What was Peru’s spatial structure like in