Titlebook: Regional Policy in a Changing World; Niles Hansen,Benjamin Higgins,Donald J. Savoie Book 1990 Springer Science+Business Media New York 199

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The Evolution of Regional Policy in Great Britain,both in scope and intensity during this period. G. C. Cameron has compared the history of regional policy in the United Kingdom to.Others have made similar observations about regional development efforts in Britain.

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Regional Economic Development Policies and Programs in the United States,ies and programs have differential geographic outcomes, but, typically, the spatial impacts are either not the main concern, or they are distributed according to pork barrel political criteria. The focus here is on the more salient activities of agencies specifically created to promote regional deve

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Regional Development Policy,l problems and policies, both within the academic community and among the general public. To an economist brought up in Canada, it seems extraordinary that highly respected surveys of the Australian economy and Australian economic development, published since World War II, should contain not one wor

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Integration of National and Regional Policy,degree of regional and technological dualism, culture, and ideologies. Regional policies differ accordingly. However, there is one feature of economic and social policy in Third World countries that unites them and distinguishes them from the “industrialized market economies,” taken as a group: They

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Conclusions,ain, each of the countries studied in this volume launched major programs in this regard. What passed for “regional planning” before then was for the most part piecemeal, sporadic, and limited in scope, like the TVA in the United States, the town-and-country planning ventures in the United Kingdom a

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