Funding: The SURDNA Foundation
Summary: The project will undertook a thorough literature and case study review on regional systems and how they interact to bring about regional economic growth, organized the theoretical, empirical and case study literature into a coherent framework, and drew out the implications for economic development practice, including the types of emerging policies and programs that show signs of effectively driving positive economic outcomes. We then convened leading national experts to vet and expand upon this work -- identifying further principles and successful practices for applying a regional framework to economic development of all kinds -- as well as to outline an applied research and product development agenda to fill remaining gaps in our collective knowledge and practice.
Researchers
Hal Wolman - Research Professor
Products
June 01, 2011
Government, Governance, and Regional Economic Growth
April 01, 2011
Cluster and Cluster-Based Development: A Literature Review and Policy Discussion
December 17, 2010
Spatial Efficiency and Regional Prosperity: A Literature Review and Policy Discussion
August 16, 2010