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Technological Change, Employment and Spatial Dynamics
Spatial Dimensions of Innovation and Employment: Some Dutch Results
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Jan Willem Gunning
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Peter Nijkamp
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1986
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Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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Book chapters
pp. 1
The Triangle of Industrial Dynamics, Labour Markets and Spatial Systems
pp. 21
Technical Change, Employment and Metropolitan Adjustment
pp. 46
Technology and New Regional Growth Complexes: The Economics of Discontinuous Spatial Development
pp. 76
Technological Change in the Service Sector: Urban and Regional Implications
pp. 91
New Technology and Regional Development Policy
pp. 115
Industrial Interdependence Via Information Technology and Transport Interaction — Employment Impacts
pp. 131
Industrial Organisation, Innovation and Employment
pp. 157
Spatial Dimensions of Technological Developments and Employment Effects
pp. 177
The Impact of Innovations on Service Employment
pp. 196
The De-Industrialisation of the Federal Republic of Germany and Its Spatial Implications
pp. 221
Spatial Dimensions of Innovation and Employment: Some Dutch Results
pp. 244
Technological Change and Employment Patterns: The Greek Case
pp. 262
Segmentation Theories and Manpower Policy in Dutch Cities
pp. 280
Local Entrepreneurial Initiatives and Central Government
pp. 289
High-Technology and Employment Some Information on the Netherlands
pp. 301
Adaptive Economising, Technological Change and the Demand for Labour in Disequilibrium
pp. 321
On the Incongruous Spatial Employment Dynamics
pp. 340
A Stochastic Theory for Residential and Labour Mobility Including Travel Networks
pp. 358
Technological Change and Labour Migration in a General Spatial Interaction System
pp. 371
On the Production and Diffusion of Technological Change
pp. 382
Innovation and the Urban Life-Cycle: Production, Location and Income Distribution Aspects
pp. 401
Industrial Applications of Information Technology: Speed of Introduction and Labour Force Competence
pp. 429
Capital Mobility, Labour Demand and R&D Investment in Austria in a Multiregional Context a First Attempt at Econometric Modelling
pp. 454
Technological Change and Regional Employment Research
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