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From Marshallian District to Local Productive Systems: The Polish Case
Despiney, Barbara - HAL - 2009
The chapter concentrates on the positive development dynamics of "industrial districts" based on the network of Small an Medium-Sized firms in Poland.The crux of the matter is to establish whether or not industrial districts constitute a model for the regenaration of local and regional economies...
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Regional development, career choice and territorialization of the training supply: Elements of problematisation.
Champollion, Pierre - HAL - 2007
Due to the decentralization laws of 1982-1983, the secondary general and professional education and training supply progressively and partly became "regional". In France, "Region" refers to a political and administrative federative space of many different territories, which are linked to the...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010780806
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Smart regions. Two cases of crowdsourcing for regional development
Roth, Steffen; Kaivo-Oja, Jari; Hirschmann, Thomas - HAL - 2013
Despite a certified need for stronger ties between regional entrepreneurial ecosystems and larger networks, and despite an emerging discourse on beneficial interlinks between crowdsourcing and urban development, the relationship between crowdsourcing and regional development is underexplored....
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010820673
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Regional development: contribution of evolutionary biology
Vaskova, Lucie - HAL - 2004
This paper tries to set out a potential of application of some evolutionary biology concepts to the issue of regional development. The objective is to show that employment of these concepts or at least inspiration by them may enrich some theories of regional development and enhance the...
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Uncertainties in Forecasting: The Role of Strategic Modeling to Control Them
Raux, Charles - HAL - 2002
The growing concern about environmental depredations from transport activity at short-range and long-range horizon calls for policies aiming at reorientation of travel demand trends. However every transport policy is subject to risks, environmental or financial ones, and has often long-range...
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Understanding Mexican High-tech Organizations: A Conceptualization Problem?
Ramirez, Jacob - HAL - 2001
This study investigates the differences between intensive technology and low-tech firms located in Mexico, focusing on … results show that while Mexico is not yet a fully developed technological country. Indeed, technologically intensive firms are … rare cases. Mexico is progressing rapidly towards a technologically developed country in some sectors. Moreover, Mexico …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010549146
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Ciudades Patrimonio de la Humanidad y turismo: un ámbito de reflexión compartido
Vaquero, Manuel De La Calle; Lanuza, Agustín Ruiz - HAL - 2013
este tipo de ciudades a nivel de España y México, atendiendo fundamentalmente a su caracterización en términos turísticos …
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La descentralización y sus efectos en las políticas portuarias en Latinoamérica
Trujillo, María Victoria Flores - HAL - 2013
Manzanillo en México respectivamente; elegidos por manejar el mayor volumen de carga comercial de cada país. El estudio se …
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New insights into the selection process of Mexican migrants.What can we learn from discrepancies between intentions to migrate and actual moves to the U.S.?
Chort, Isabelle - HAL - 2012
local wages. Mots-clés : Migration, Roy model, migrant self-selection, subjective data, shocks, Mexico …
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Human capital investment and long-term poverty reduction in rural Mexico
Winters, Paul; Chiodi, Vera - HAL - 2008
By focusing on human capital investment, the Mexican Oportunidades program will influence the economic choices of the rural poor. To understand how beneficiaries may alter their behavior as a result of this intervention, this paper uses administrative data to analyze the economic activities of...
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