Do low-skilled workers benefit from the growth of high-technology industries in their local
economy? Policymakers invest considerable resources in attracting and developing …

In the context of great economic turmoil and uncertainty, the emergent conflict between
continued globalisation and growing economic nationalism means that a geographical …

How urban infrastructure is funded, financed and governed is a central issue for states at the
national, city-regional and city scales. Urban infrastructure is being financialised by financial …

This article is the first of three reviews in which economic geography is viewed through the
lens of crises. This article focuses on the resurgence of uneven development as a political …

This article reviews evidence of the impact of entrepreneurship on job creation, gender and
race discrimination, university spin-offs, growth, economic geography, finance and the public …

Decentralisation has frequently been sold as a means to increase well-being and
development. Yet, questions remain as to whether decentralisation improves economic …

ABSTRACT 'Levelling up'–a policy agenda focused on reducing regional inequalities–has
become the new mantra in British politics. This paper critiques the policy programme from its …

This is a guide to understanding entrepreneurial ecosystems: what they are, why they
matter, and to whom they matter. Ben Spigel explores this popular new theory of economic …

Over the last decade, Greater Manchester's city-regional centre has become an important
site for build to rent (BTR) housing development in the UK. The growth of this new tenure …

This article develops a framework for analysing region‐building processes as
spatiotemporal constructs, involving competing spatial imaginaries and attempts at …