Economic geography as regional contexts’ reconsidered – implications for disciplinary division of labour, research focus and societal relevance

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RT @Scienc4Society: If economic geography is not represented as a discipline, important knowledge will be gradually lost, which implies tha…

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RT @Scienc4Society: If economic geography is not represented as a discipline, important knowledge will be gradually lost, which implies tha…

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If economic geography is not represented as a discipline, important knowledge will be gradually lost, which implies that the spatial dimension of the economy and society would not be present in teaching and research, as well as policy discussions https://t

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RT @MarteCWSolheim: New paper by Bjørn Terje Asheim @UniStavanger : Economic geography as regional contexts’ reconsidered - implications fo…

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