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Global and local subcontracting: Space, ethnicity, and the organization of apparel production

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Rules and networks : the legal culture of global business transactions

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Toward Spatially Integrated Social Science

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China's bid to become a global nanotech leader: advancing nanotechnology through state-led programs and international collaborations

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The effects of urban growth : a population impact analysis

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Toward Spatially Integrated Social Science

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This article outlines the motivation for a spatial approach as a novel focus for cross-disciplinary interaction and research in the social and behavioral sciences. The authors review the emerging interest in space and place in the recent social science literature and develop a vision for a...

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