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18 Jul 2013: Community Culture, Entrepreneurship and Local Economic Resilience. Summary and Conclusions.  Greater social diversity and openness are likely to enable localities to access new ideas and increase resilience.

21 Oct 2013: New Zealand, United Kingdom, Ireland, Angola, Chile and the Netherlands. The key findings from the structured review were:.

7 Aug 2013: ecological environment. The process requires significant investment in new technology, source control and product. ... adapt to – new challenges) and attaches importance of including governance and role of formal and.

18 Jul 2013: Levels of economic institutions. Source: Adapted from Williamson, O. E. (2000) “The new institutional economics: Taking stock, looking ahead”, Journal of Economic Literature, 38, 3, September, 595-613. ... Providing organisational and co-ordination

1 May 2013: took up with enthusiasm a new teaching role in Cambridge and renewed his interactions with. ... introduction of new diseases (Bennett 1987: 151, and this volume). Charles Woodford, a long-.

18 Jul 2013: The objective function in the nonlinear optimization minimizes the quadratic distance between the coefficients of the new matrix in relation to the coefficients of the matrix of the previous year. ... The quadratic distance between predicted and new

18 Jul 2013: previous forms of capital accumulation in order to make way for new ones. ... Ron Martin 2013). RIS: New knowledge production. R&D as % of estimated regional GDP.

18 Jul 2013: David Cameron, Speech on the Economy, 2010). 10. The New Discourse of ‘Rebalancing’. ...  Government’s approach to spatially rebalancing Britain is via new Localism Agenda.

18 Jul 2013: from London ‐ Advanced Manufacturing as part of new . industrial policy for Britain • Birmingham is on the up ‐ Economist Intelligence Unit only city outside London in top 100. ... Spatial rebalancing and city agglomeration

4 Nov 2013: internal state – can represent and model their own surroundings, and learn new responses.