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new industrial spaces: a standalone construct

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new industrialspaces1 CONSTRUCTNew industrial spacesSCOTT · ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY

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Economic geography

growth regions that develop around flexible production, vertically disintegrated firms and dense local networks of transactions.

In economic geography, new industrial spaces refers to growth regions that develop around flexible production, vertically disintegrated firms and dense local networks of transactions. This meaning comes from Scott (1988) in New Industrial Spaces.[1]

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  1. Scott, A. (1988). New Industrial Spaces. Pion Ltd. ISBN 9780850861310

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