In his contribution Sergio Conti develops a systemic perspective on local development. He elaborates the notion on ‘local development’, which is represented as a ‘synthetic concept’ that integrates several concepts in economic geography – such as clusters, industrial district and learning region – that have been dominant for some time now. His aim is to rediscover the role of external relations (and thus agglomeration) as a factor of cooperation and collective learning. In his contribution, Conti builds on theories of complexity, in order to show that systems consist of subsystems that interact through a large, if not infinite number of relations and dimensions.
A systematic perspective on local development.
CONTI, Sergio
2005-01-01
Abstract
In his contribution Sergio Conti develops a systemic perspective on local development. He elaborates the notion on ‘local development’, which is represented as a ‘synthetic concept’ that integrates several concepts in economic geography – such as clusters, industrial district and learning region – that have been dominant for some time now. His aim is to rediscover the role of external relations (and thus agglomeration) as a factor of cooperation and collective learning. In his contribution, Conti builds on theories of complexity, in order to show that systems consist of subsystems that interact through a large, if not infinite number of relations and dimensions.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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