Titlebook: Globalization and Regionalization; Challenges for Publi David B. Audretsch,Charles F. Bonser Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media New

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,Globalization and Changes in Industrial Concentration: State and Regional Exports from America’s Hegest export sectors had equal shares of exports and these 12 sectors exhausted all export sales.) This is a measure of concentration (or diversification) because its value would equal zero if all industries had equal shares. The value of Top 12 increases as sector exports are less equally distributed across industries.

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Globalization and the Strategic Management of Regions,s around the globe to “create the next Silicon Valley” reveals the increased importance of geographic proximity and regional agglomerations. The purpose of this paper is to explain why and how geography matters in a globalizing economy, which has resulted in the emergence of the strategic management, not of the firm, but of the ., or location.

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Global Trade Sovereignty and Subnational Autonomy,e discrimination between local origin products and services and those from others. Some trade agreements protect local rules through selective exceptions or reservations. It remains to be seen whether the emerging international law undergirding trade will improve or undermine democracy at the state and local levels.

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