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Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society
2007 - 2011
Edited by Susan Christopherson , Betsy Donald , Harry Garretsen , Meric Gertler , Amy Glasmeier , Mia Gray , Michael Kitson , Linda Lobao , Ron Martin , Linda McDowell , Jonathan Michie and Peter Tyler
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Volume 2, issue 3 , 2009
Transforming work: new forms of employment and their regulation pp. 335-342 Linda McDowell and Susan Christopherson Subjective employment insecurity around the world pp. 343-363 Francis Green Flexicurity as a moderator of the relationship between job insecurity and psychological well-being pp. 365-378 Brendan Burchell Institutional regimes and employee influence at work: a European comparison pp. 379-393 Duncan Gallie Less than adequate: regulating temporary agency work in the EU in the face of an internal market in services pp. 395-411 Leah F. Vosko Employed under different rules: the complexities of working across organizational boundaries pp. 413-427 Jill Rubery , Mick Marchington , Damian Grimshaw , Marilyn Carroll and Sarah Pass Trade unions and contingent labour: scale and method pp. 429-442 Edmund Heery Religion at work: the role of faith-based organizations in the London living wage campaign pp. 443-461 Jane Wills , Kavita Datta , Yara Evans , Joanna Herbert , Jon May and Cathy McIlwaine Volume 2, issue 2 , 2009
Spatial circuits of global finance pp. 143-148 Harry Garretsen , Michael Kitson and Ronald Leonard Martin Monetary geography before the Industrial Revolution pp. 149-171 Marc Flandreau , Christophe Galimard , Clemens Jobst and Pilar Nogués-Marco Global banking and local markets: a national perspective pp. 173-192 Pietro Alessandrini , Andrea Filippo Presbitero and Alberto Zazzaro Financial centre bias in primary equity markets pp. 193-209 Dariusz Wójcik International capital mobility: linking the Feldstein--Horioka puzzle to the trade and equity home bias puzzles pp. 211-227 Clemens J.M. Kool and Linda M. Keijzer Financial liberalization and the geography of poverty pp. 229-244 Philip Arestis and Asena Caner The geography of finance: after the storm pp. 245-265 Richard O'Brien and Alasdair Keith The global financial customer and the spatiality of exclusion after the 'end of geography' pp. 267-285 Gary Arthur Dymski A very geographical crisis: the making and breaking of the 2007--2008 financial crisis pp. 287-302 Shaun French , Andrew Leyshon and Nigel Thrift Financial stability, the Basel Process and the new geography of regulation pp. 303-331 David Stephan Bieri Volume 2, issue 1 , 2008
Editorial: Rescaling the state: new modes of institutional--territorial organization pp. 3-12 Linda Lobao , Ronald Leonard Martin and Andrés Rodríguez-Pose The state and uneven development: the governance of economic development in England in the post-devolution UK pp. 13-34 Andy Pike and John Tomaney Examining the interaction between vertical and horizontal dimensions of state transformation pp. 35-49 Milena Büchs Territorial policy communities and devolution in the UK pp. 51-66 Michael Keating , Paul Cairney and Eve Hepburn The scalar dimension of welfare state development: the case of Swedish and Finnish social assistance systems pp. 67-83 Simone Scarpa A fiscal perspective of state rescaling pp. 85-105 Jorge Martinez-Vazquez and Andrey Timofeev 'Rescaling the state' in question pp. 107-121 Kevin R. Cox Open questions on state rescaling pp. 123-139 Neil Brenner Volume 1, issue 3 , 2008
The world is not flat: putting globalization in its place pp. 343-349 Susan Christopherson , Harry Garretsen and Ronald Leonard Martin Globalization and economic geography: the world is curved, not flat pp. 351-370 Philip McCann Mountains in a flat world: why proximity still matters for the location of economic activity pp. 371-388 Andrés Rodríguez-Pose and Riccardo Crescenzi Globalization, uneven development and capital: reflections on reading Thomas Friedman's The World Is Flat pp. 389-410 Kevin R. Cox It's a big world after all: on the economic impact of location and distance pp. 411-437 Steven Brakman and Charles van Marrewijk A rather empty world: the many faces of distance and the persistent resistance to international trade pp. 439-458 Gert-Jan M. Linders , Martijn Johan Burger and Frank van Oort The rise of the mega-region pp. 459-476 Richard Florida , Tim Gulden and Charlotta Mellander Globalization and the rise of mega-cities in the developing world pp. 477-501 (Rick) van der Ploeg, Frederick and Steven Poelhekke Volume 1, issue 2 , 2008
Innovation, networks and knowledge exchange pp. 165-173 Susan Christopherson , Michael Kitson and Jonathan Michie The spatial dimension of knowledge flows: a simulation approach pp. 175-204 Agustí Canals , Max Boisot and Ian MacMillan Dynamic models of regional innovation: explorations with British time-series data pp. 205-217 Ciaran Driver and Christine Oughton Models for university technology transfer: resolving conflicts between mission and methods and the dependency on geographic location pp. 219-232 Anthony Warren , Ralph Hanke and Daniel Trotzer The contribution of universities to innovation and economic development: in what sense a regional problem? pp. 233-245 Dominic Power and Anders Malmberg Engineering networks: university--industry networks in Southern Ontario automotive industry clusters pp. 247-264 Tod Rutherford and John Holmes Constructing entrepreneurial advantage: consensus building, technological uncertainty and emerging industries pp. 265-284 Nichola Lowe and Maryann Feldman Triple Helix in the periphery: the case of Multipolis in Northern Finland pp. 285-301 Jussi S. Jauhiainen and Katri Suorsa Oxfordshire biomedical university spin-offs: an evolving system pp. 303-319 Helen Lawton Smith , Saverio Romeo and Shamistha Bagchi-Sen Universities, knowledge networks and regional policy pp. 321-340 Robert Huggins , Andrew Johnston and Rebecca Steffenson Volume 1, issue 1 , 2007
Editorial: Poverty and place in the UK and the USA pp. 1-16 Amy Glasmeier , Ronald Leonard Martin , Peter Tyler and Danny Dorling Neo-liberal poverty governance: race, place and the punitive turn in US welfare policy pp. 17-36 Sanford F. Schram , Richard C. Fording and Joe Soss Area variations in household income across Great Britain pp. 37-49 Richard Berthoud Race and the micro-scale spatial concentration of poverty pp. 51-67 Daniel T. Lichter , Domenico Parisi , Michael C. Taquino and Brian Beaulieu Male worklessness and the rise of lone parenthood in Great Britain pp. 69-88 Robert Rowthorn and David Webster Poverty and inequality across space: sociological reflections on the missing-middle subnational scale* pp. 89-113 Linda M. Lobao , Gregory Hooks and Ann R. Tickamyer The place of 'place' in theories of poverty: mobility, social capital and well-being pp. 115-129 Bill Jordan Place-based policy and rural poverty: insights from the urban spatial mismatch literature pp. 131-156 Mark D. Partridge and Dan Rickman Poverty amidst plenty; some recent reflections pp. 157-161 Tracey L. Farrigan
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