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7 Aug 2013: economic conditions). Progress in this realm may require closer collaboration between practitioners at. ... economic cooperation mechanisms in the Pearl River Delta (PRD), promoted by the national.

18 Jul 2013: Matthew Waite (Senior Economist, GLA Economics). Overview. •Brief context on London's economy. ... Source: GLA Economics Working Paper 52, Workforce Jobs series (ONS), GLA Economics calculations.

18 Jul 2013:  How far has regional economic imbalance been driven by sectorally unbalanced growth? ... 22. 23. Combined and Uneven North-South Development. 24. Economic Structure and Spatial Imbalance.

21 Oct 2013: The historic market town of Pickering in north Yorkshire suffered particularly, with the flooding negatively impacting the town’s economic infrastructure, tourism, and livelihoods.

23 Jul 2013: Local Economic Growth Conference St. Catherine’ College, University of Cambridge. 11th & 12th July 2013. ... counterbalance its considerable mass by redistributing economic activities, it is about being better at.

21 Oct 2013: security, editorials in national dailies and magazines, articles in easily accessible journals, such as the Economic and Political Weekly, research reports and conference presentations, proceedings on websites, such as those of

18 Jul 2013: Concept Resilience: ‘multidimensional’ • Martin (2012), four elements. As an aside: Resilience is defined as an inter regional concept, whereas Economic Geography points towards intra-regional resilience, that is, the interconnectedness of

4 Nov 2013: Dynamics of social, ecological and physical systems are coupled. •Decisions are not made on purely environmental but on economic, cultural and. ... Large scale physical or economic simulations may seem remote, and may be hard to.

18 Jul 2013: Cardiff University. Local Economic Growth: Recession, Resilience and Recovery Conference St Catharine’s College, Cambridge. ... on. • Apart from the Place-Based Approach, RIS3 also draws on Evolutionary Economic Geography.

18 Oct 2013: concentrated v dispersed poverty; the geographical clustering of economic activity). Two (or more) places may be identical in terms of their internal (place-based) characteristics but if they differ in terms