Titlebook: Regional Research Frontiers - Vol. 1; Innovations, Regiona Randall Jackson,Peter Schaeffer Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2

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Opportunities and Challenges of Spatially Distributed Innovation Imaginariumsentration of innovation in global cities. In contrast, alternative models that emphasize the importance of users in innovation communities or imaginariums support innovation occurring throughout the settlement hierarchy.

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Designing Policies to Spur Economic Growth: How Regional Scientists Can Contribute to Future Policy e collected and analyzed in the future. Evaluating the features and outcomes of policies will continue to be an important role for regional scientists over the next several decades, as government officials seek guidance when designing policy and allocating scarce resources.

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Back to the Future: L?sch, Isard, and the Role of Money and Credit in the Space-Economyt important branches in the long lineage of twentieth century continental and U.S. monetary thought, respectively. In doing so, this chapter also outlines key elements of a research agenda that reengages with regional aspects of money and credit, casting them as central pillars of a L?sch-Isard synt

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Economic Resilience in Regional Science: Research Needs and Future Applicationsonal research and practice, make its implementation more cost-effective, and make it applicable to a broader set of future disasters. This chapter focuses on key topics related to regional economic resilience, including: its key dimensions, spatial aspects, behavioral aspects, how it differs between

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Disaster and Regional Research This chapter argues that regional science research is central to disaster impact analysis and proposes the World Disaster Impact Simulation System, which will be fully developed over the next 50 years, enabling many features currently not available but necessary for improving disaster impact analys

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k die notwendigen Ressourcen aus der Umwelt in das System Unternehmung einholt, die Produktionslogistik die Umformung der Ressourcen innerhalb des Systems in die geforderten Güter und Dienstleistungen erm?glicht und die Distributionslogistik die Weitergabe der Güter, also die Abgabe des Outputs des