Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society

Volume 1 - 18

Current editor(s): Judith Clifton, Anna Davies, Betsy Donald, Emil Evenhuis, Stefania Fiorentino (Associate Editor), Harry Garretsen, Meric Gertler, Amy Glasmeier, Mia Gray, Robert Hassink, Dieter Kogler, Michael Kitson, Linda Lobao, Charles van Marrewijk, Ron Martin, Peter Sunley, Peter Tyler and Chun Yang

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Volume 7, issue 3, 2014

Reindustrialising regions: rebuilding the manufacturing economy? pp. 351-358

Susan Christopherson, Ronald Martin, Peter Sunley and Peter Tyler

Editor's choice Manufacturing resiliency: economic restructuring and automotive manufacturing in the Great Lakes region pp. 359-378

Tod D. Rutherford and John Holmes

Editor's choice Manufacturing reshoring and its limits: the UK automotive case pp. 379-395

David Bailey and Lisa De Propris

Phoenix industries and open innovation? The Midlands advanced automotive manufacturing and engineering industry pp. 397-411

Philip Amison and David Bailey

Path-dependence and change in an old industrial area: the case of Taranto, Italy pp. 413-431

Lidia Greco and Mariadele Di Fabbio

Manufacturing by design: the rise of regional intermediaries and the re-emergence of collective action pp. 433-448

Jennifer Clark

Competitive low-tech manufacturing and challenges for regional policy in the European context—lessons from the Danish experience pp. 449-470

Teis Hansen and Lars Winther

Manufacturing carpets and technical textiles: routines, resources, capabilities, adaptation, innovation and the evolution of the British textile industry pp. 471-488

John R. Bryson and Megan Ronayne

Turning the tide: prospects for an industrial renaissance in the North Staffordshire ceramics industrial district pp. 489-507

Philip R. Tomlinson and J. Robert Branston

De-industrialisation, financialisation and Australia’s macro-economic trap pp. 509-526

Sally Weller and Phillip O’Neill

Volume 7, issue 2, 2014

Universities in Crisis pp. 209-215

Susan Christopherson, Meric Gertler and Mia Gray

Editor's choice The reform of English higher education: universities in global, national and regional contexts pp. 217-231

Peter Scott

Nested tensions and interwoven dilemmas in higher education: the view from the Nordic countries pp. 233-250

Rómulo Pinheiro, Lars Geschwind and Timo Aarrevaara

University management and organisational change: a dynamic institutional perspective pp. 251-270

Jeremy R. L. Howells, Mine Karataş-Özkan, Çağla Yavuz and Muhammad Atiq

Policy changes, marketisation trends and spatial dispersion in European higher education: comparing public and private sectors pp. 271-288

Pedro Teixeira, Vera Rocha, Ricardo Biscaia and Margarida F. Cardoso

The sorcerer’s postdoc apprentice: uncertain funding and contingent highly skilled labour pp. 289-305

Jennifer M. Miller and Maryann P. Feldman

Universities as anchor institutions in cities in a turbulent funding environment: vulnerable institutions and vulnerable places in England pp. 307-325

John Goddard, Mike Coombes, Louise Kempton and Paul Vallance

Universities in crisis?—new challenges and strategies in two English city-regions pp. 327-348

David Charles, Fumi Kitagawa and Elvira Uyarra

Volume 7, issue 1, 2014

Austerity in the city: economic crisis and urban service decline? pp. 3-15

Betsy Donald, Amy Glasmeier, Mia Gray and Linda Lobao

Editor's choice Pushing austerity: state failure, municipal bankruptcy and the crises of fiscal federalism in the USA pp. 17-44

Jamie Peck

Editor's choice Marketisation, public services and the city: the potential for Polanyian counter movements pp. 45-61

Mildred E. Warner and Judith Clifton

The local and regional impact of the UK’s welfare reforms pp. 63-79

Christina Beatty and Steve Fothergill

‘Picking up the pieces’: austerity urbanism, California and fiscal crisis pp. 81-97

Mark Davidson and Kevin Ward

Memo from Motown: is austerity here to stay? pp. 99-118

Laura A. Reese, Gary Sands and Mark Skidmore

Low-budget Berlin: towards an understanding of low-budget urbanity as assemblage pp. 119-136

Alexa Färber

Global economic crisis, austerity and neoliberal urban governance in England pp. 137-153

Richard Meegan, Patricia Kennett, Gerwyn Jones and Jacqui Croft

The great wager: crisis and mega-project reform in 21st-century Paris pp. 155-170

Theresa Enright

Public funding and urban governance in contemporary Romania: the resurgence of state-led urban development in an era of crisis pp. 171-187

Elena Ion

Urban fiscal austerity, infrastructure provision and the struggle for regional transit in ‘Motor City’ pp. 189-206

Stephen Hall and Andrew E. G. Jonas

Volume 6, issue 3, 2013

Financialisation: roots and repercussions pp. 351-357

Susan Christopherson, Ronald Martin and Jane Pollard

Financialisation varied: a comparative analysis of advanced economies pp. 359-379

Costas Lapavitsas and Jeff Powell

Financialisation and monetary union in Europe: the monetary–structural causes of the euro-area crisis pp. 381-400

Sergio Rossi

From insurance to investments: financialisation and the supply side of life insurance and annuities in the USA (1970–2006) pp. 401-418

Peter Wissoker

Financialising household water: Thames Water, MEIF, and ‘ring-fenced’ politics pp. 419-439

John Allen and Michael Pryke

The financialisation of infrastructure: the role of categorisation and property relations pp. 441-454

Phillip M. O’Neill

A geographical political economy of banking crises: a peripheral region perspective on organisational concentration and spatial centralisation in Britain pp. 455-477

J. Neill Marshall

The everyday geographies of financialisation: impacts, subjects and alternatives pp. 479-500

Stacey Coppock

Towards a ‘newer’ economic geography? Injecting finance and financialisation into economic geographies pp. 501-515

Martin Sokol

Volume 6, issue 2, 2013

The future of regional policy pp. 179-186

Harry Garretsen, Philip McCann, Ronald Martin and Peter Tyler

Modern regional innovation policy pp. 187-216

Philip McCann and Raquel Ortega-Argiles

Reflections on cluster policies pp. 217-231

Steven Brakman and Charles Marrewijk

The economics behind the move to ‘localism’ in England pp. 233-249

Paul Hildreth and David Bailey

Why investing more in the capital can lead to less growth pp. 251-268

Lewis Dijkstra

Recent research on competitiveness and clusters: what are the implications for regional policy? pp. 269-284

Christian Ketels

Evidence-based regional economic policy analysis: the role of CGE modelling pp. 285-301

James Giesecke and John Madden

Strategies of regional development in European regions: are they efficient? pp. 303-318

Marco Percoco

Visioning a future for rural and regional Australia pp. 319-330

Anthony Hogan and Michelle Young

Governing regional economic development: innovation challenges and policy learning in Canada pp. 331-347

Neil Bradford and David A. Wolfe

Volume 6, issue 1, 2012

Precarious creativity: immigrant cultural workers pp. 1-17

Jill L Grant and Benjamin Buckwold

Creatives after the crash pp. 3-21

Betsy Donald, Meric S. Gertler and Peter Tyler

How are creative industries weathering the crisis? pp. 23-35

Lisa De Propris

The Creative Class and the crisis pp. 37-53

Todd Gabe, Richard Florida and Charlotta Mellander

Baptism by fire: did the creative class generate economic growth during the crisis? pp. 55-69

Elizabeth Currid-Halkett and Kevin Stolarick

Fair Weather Friends? The Impact of the Creative Class on the Economic Health of Mid-sized US Metropolitan Areas, 1990–2009 pp. 71-91

Gary Sands and Laura A. Reese

The artistic precariat pp. 93-111

Alison Bain and Heather McLean

Crafting your way out of the recession? New craft entrepreneurs and the global economic downturn pp. 127-140

Doreen Jakob

Hollywood in decline? US film and television producers beyond the era of fiscal crisis pp. 141-157

Susan Christopherson

Design in a downturn? Creative work, labour market dynamics and institutions in comparative perspective pp. 159-176

Tara Vinodrai