In "Production, Work, Territory," Allen J. Scott and Michael Storper attempt to define the new agenda for research on the changing geography of industrial capitalism. Dissatisfied with the limited horizons of industrial geography, they gather in one volume essays by seventeen researchers who...

The paper investigates the spatial patterns of industrial location and environmental pollution in a new-economic-geography model. Factors of production and their owners are mobile, but factor owners are not required to live in the region in which their factors are employed. Under laisser-faire,...