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The U-V Method of Categorizing the Unemployed: An Amendment.

Taylor, Jim; Armstrong, Harvey - In: Bulletin of Economic Research 34 (1982) 1, pp. 77-78

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Western European micro-states and EU autonomous regions: The advantages of size and sovereignty

Armstrong, Harvey; Read, Robert - In: World Development 23 (1995) 7, pp. 1229-1245

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Convergence and divergence among European regions

Armstrong, Harvey (contributor) - 1995

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Subsidiarity and the Operation of European Community Regional Policy in Britain

Armstrong, Harvey - In: Regional studies : journal of the Regional Studies … 27 (1993) 6, pp. 575-582

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Convergence and divergence among European regions

Armstrong, Harvey W. (ed.); Vickerman, Roger W. (contributor) - 1995

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A Comparison of the Economic Development Initiatives of Counties, Metropolitan Districts and Non-Metropolitan Districts of England and Wales

Armstrong, Harvey; Izadi, Hooshang - Department of Economics, Management School

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Western European Micro-States & Autonomous Regions: The Advantages of Size and Sovereignty

Armstrong, Harvey; Read, Robert - Department of Economics, Management School

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005404060

Employer Attitudes to the Social Chapter of the Maastricht Treaty: Some Survey Evidence for Britain

Sapsford, David; Johnes, Geraint; Armstrong, Harvey; … - Department of Economics, Management School

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A Cluster Analysis of Economic Development Initiatives of Non-Metropolitan District Councils in England and Wales, 1980-1992

Armstrong, Harvey; Izadi, Hooshang - Department of Economics, Management School

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Regional Selective Assistance: Is the Spend Enough and Is It Targeting the Right Places?

Armstrong, Harvey - In: Regional Studies 35 (2001) 3, pp. 247-257

This article examines the UK Regional Selective Assistance scheme, and critically appraises on-going reforms. These reforms have been triggered by the process of redrawing the map of eligible areas within new European Commission competition policy guidelines. A recent UK government White Paper...

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