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Marxist economics for socialists : a critique of reformism
Harrison, John - 1978
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Può funzionare la politica economica della Thatcher?
Harrison, John - In: Crisi dello sviluppo e politiche dell'offerta negli …, (pp. 64-78). 1983
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The world of news since the end of The News of the World : journalism ethics and the spirit of capitalism
Harrison, John - In: Ethics, values and civil society : [19th annual …, (pp. 57-79). 2013
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Introduction: New horizons in regional studies
Harrison, John - In: Regional studies 49 (2015) 1, pp. 1-4
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The profits squeeze, unemployment and policy : a Marxist approach
Harrison, John - In: Unemployment : the European perspective, (pp. 175-180). 1982
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The profits squeeze, unemployment and policy : a Marxist approach
Harrison, John - In: Unemployment : the European perspective, (pp. 175-180). 1982
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State expenditure and capital
Harrison, John - In: Cambridge journal of economics 4 (1980) 4, pp. 379-392
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Supply chain security and international terrorism
Harrison, John - 2010
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Configuring the new "regional world" : on being caught between territory and networks
Harrison, John - In: Regional studies 47 (2013) 1, pp. 55-74
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Towards the new "regional world"?
Harrison, John - In: Polyzentrale Stadtregionen – Die Region als …, (pp. 10-21). 2012
There is no denying the resurgence of regions in globalisation. Nonetheless, accounts professing to explain the resurgence of regions in globalization have been inferring transition from "old world" territorially embedded politico-administrative regions to a brave "new world" of more...
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