… Fourthly, EEG has taken a critical view on the way institutions have been analysed in economic
geography, by drawing attention, for example, to the contingent role of (local) institutions, …

… As noted at the outset of this chapter, the discipline of … subsequent conceptual developments
in economic geography— in particular, evolutionary economic geography (EEG). While the …

… As noted above, neo-Darwinian evolutionary ideas have been … We agree with the interface
and connection with institutional economic geography. A developmental EEG would view insti…

… , which may act as an important rationale for policy intervention in the region. Again, this
points back to the potential role of RIS institutions as mediators for local knowledge diffusion …

… insights from Evolutionary Economic Geography and Transition … of agency in processes of
institutional entrepreneurship, and at … create their own economic and institutional conditions of …

… literature in Economic Geography, including those suggested in the reading notes for each
… , doing Geography in their secondary schools. I do not think they ended up any wiser in …

… of the emergence of evolutionary economics and the adoption of evolutionary arguments
within Economic Geography. The … (2009) ‘Some notes on institutions in evolutionary Economic …

… are a major contribution to economic geography. Institutional approaches also have a long
history … A final note of comparison between these two types of neighbourhoods is the relative …

… (eg resilience) from other fields such as institutional and relational economic geography, …
Even though it is still a ‘work in progress’, and keeps embracing new conceptual notes and …

… , but it is important in this article to note that a source of theoretical friction among OI
economists has been the extent to which practitioners have been willing to accept fundamental …