Can infrastructure help ‘left behind’ places ‘catch up?’ Theorizing the role of built infrastructure in regional development

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RT @grete_rural: Nervous/excited to have this in the world: my 2nd diss paper out now in @CamJRES on the contradictions of #infrastructure…

01 May 2024

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Cheers @MarkBoyleGeog !

19 Feb 2024

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Abrilliant EPRC (Strathclyde Uni) seminar by Grete Gansauer (Montana State Uni) on Left-Behind Places and Bidenomics in the USA. This will be of interest to those interested in regional and rural development in Ireland #Teagasc https://t.co/e39ZGEtici ht

18 Feb 2024

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@OJGarling @d_t_luca @AndyWWestwood Wow - how’d my algorithm miss this one? Will look forward to giving it a read. Potentially also of interest is our recent @CamJRES piece on IIJA/IRA physical infrastructure investments in left behind places… https://t.

14 Feb 2024

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