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Foreword | |
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Acknowledgements | |
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Preface | |
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Perspectives on Regional Economic Development | |
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Regions in the New Global Economy | |
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What Is Regional Economic Development? | |
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Understanding How Regional Economies Work and the Challenge that Represents for Development Planning | |
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The Changing Paradigms Shaping Economic Development Policy and Strategy | |
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Some Core Theories and Models of Regional Economic Development | |
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Thinking Global While Acting Local | |
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Sustainable Development | |
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Schools Shaping Thinking About Regional Economic Development Strategy and Planning | |
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New Tools, New Strategies for Regional Economic Development Planning | |
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Scope and Structure of this Book | |
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The Regional Economic Development Movement: The Evolution of Strategy from Early to Contemporary Approaches | |
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The Changing Context | |
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The Changing Objectives of Local Economic Development Policy | |
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Approaches to Planning for Regional Development in the 1970s and 1980s | |
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Monitoring Outcomes of Economic Development Programs | |
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The Strategic Planning Approach | |
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The Concern with Sustainable Development | |
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An Enabling Planning Framework for Regional Economic Strategy Formulation | |
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Summary | |
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Traditional Tools for Measuring and Evaluating Regional Economic Performance I: Economic Base and Shift-Share Analysis | |
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The Need to Measure Regional Economic Performance | |
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Economic Base Theory and Industrial Targeting | |
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Shift-Share Analysis | |
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Critiques and Extensions of Traditional Shift-Share Analysis | |
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Using the Regional Shift Component as a Dependent Variable to Model Determinants of Spatial Variation in Regional Endogenous Growth: A Case Study of Queensland, Australia | |
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Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) | |
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Conclusions | |
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Traditional Tools for Measuring and Evaluating Regional Economic Performance II: Input-Output Analysis | |
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Measuring Regional Inter-Industry Linkages | |
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Compiling a Regional Input-Output Table | |
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Exogenous and Endogenous Effects | |
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Using Input-Output Analysis to Measure Impact of an Economic Activity | |
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Using Input-Output Analysis as a Predictive Tool | |
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A Forecasting Application of Input-Output Analysis: An Economic Development Strategy for the Brisbane South East Queensland Region, Australia | |
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Using Sub-Regional Input-Output Analysis to Measure Impact Assessment | |
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New and Emerging Extensions to Input-Output Models and Conclusions | |
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Path Setting: An Approach to Regional Economic Development Futures | |
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New Approaches in the Contemporary Era | |
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Futures | |
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Analyzing Futures | |
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Recent Developments in Economic Strategy Formulation | |
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A New Synthetic Strategic Framework for Planning | |
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The Future Direction of Strategy for Regional Economic Development | |
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Summary | |
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Industry Clusters and Industry Cluster Analysis | |
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A New Context | |
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Globalization, Industry Structure and Localization | |
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Industry Clusters: A Contemporary Strategy | |
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A Basic Approach to Building Industry Clusters | |
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Industry Clusters as the New Engines of Metropolitan Economies in the US | |
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Quantitative Analysis to Identify and Measure Regional Industry Clusters | |
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The Process for a Region Undertaking Cluster Industry Development | |
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Conclusions | |
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Multi-Sector Analysis: Approaches to Assesing Regional Competitiveness and Risk | |
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The Need for a New Technique | |
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Theoretical Basis for Multi-Sector Analysis (MSA) | |
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Using MSA for Regional Strategy | |
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The Process for Operationalising the MSA Approach | |
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Examples Applying Multi-Sector Analysis | |
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Future Development of Multi-Sector Analysis | |
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Capacity Building, Institutions and Leadership for Regional Economic Development | |
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An Emerging New Perspective on Regional Capacity Building | |
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Endogenous Processes | |
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Social Capital | |
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Leadership and Institutional Capacity Building | |
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Leadership and Regional Economic Development: A Conceptual Model | |
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Re-Engineering Regions and Rapid Response | |
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Networks, Strategic Alliances and Network Resources | |
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Conclusions | |
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Decision Support Tools to Inform Regional Economic Development Analysis and Strategy | |
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Using Spatial Information Technology to Build Decision Support Systems | |
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Geographic Information Systems | |
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Case Study of a GIS to Support Economic Development Decision Making | |
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A Spatial Decision Support System | |
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Integrating Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis | |
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A Spatial Optimization Modelling and Visualization Capacity | |
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Spatial Analysis of Geographic Clustering of Industry Clusters | |
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Conclusions | |
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Emerging Issues for Regional Economic Development | |
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A Rapidly Changing World: The Need for a New Paradigm | |
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Future Directions of Regional Economic Strategy | |
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Managing Risk | |
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The Evolution of Analytical Tools | |
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The Challenge of the Virtual Economy | |
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Sustainable Development | |
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Being Fast and Flexible in Search of Sustainable Development | |
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Figures | |
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Tables | |
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References | |
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Index | |