New industrial paths do not necessarily translate into regional economic development. This
article investigates how the nature of asset mobilisation for path development affects the way …

New industrial paths do not necessarily translate into regional economic development. This
study focuses on how asset mobilization for new industrial paths contributes to economic …

Current literature on regional diversification emphasizes the importance of nonlocal linkages
for new path development in peripheral regions. This is particularly relevant in mining areas …

Against the backdrop of steadily increasing global raw material demand, the socio-economic
implications of metal ore extraction in developing countries are of major interest in academic …

The emergence of new regional paths is a key topic in economic geography. While new
paths are largely associated with positive regional economic outcomes, little is known about …

Governments in every country are concerned about the local economic development within
each country's region. In this vein, the case of mining industry draws attention in its trend of …

Asset modification is a key concept in the regional industrial path development literature.
Extant research mainly focuses on the process of redeploying pre-existing assets and …

How could we conceptualize path development taking place in regions dominated by
extracting industries and subsistence economies? The article expands existing Evolutionary …

Drawing on the case of the Delaware Valley Innovation Network, a regional consortium
funded under the US Department of Labor, the paper argues that sophisticated analytical …

Over the past few decades, senior governments in many OECD countries have rolled back
regulatory strategies to incentivize jurisdictional environments for resource development. As …