▪ Abstract Economic sociology and economics have tried to explain the organization and
stability of market capitalism mostly by arguing for the effects of social structure on the …

For almost two decades, economic geography has become increasingly populated with texts
concerned with the ways in which social interactions between economic agents have …

One of the most persistent themes within economic sociology has been the critical
assessment of economics. More precisely, economic sociology finds a unifying denominator …

Neo-Industrial Organising explores an emerging area of importance in management and
organisation studies, namely the trend towards a projectization of the economy as a whole …

Economic geographies of Asia are highly fascinating, not the least because Asia has
increasingly emerged as a significant economic player in all spheres of global competition …

This paper argues that firm finance is something of a 'black-box'in economic geography, a
largely take-for-granted aspect of production. Focusing on small firms, the paper argues that …

Among the different social sciences (including economics), there is a large variety of models
which account for human interaction. Three types of core assumptions are more or less …

Abstract Current interpretations of North American cultural production stress the spatial
concentration of these activities in metropolitan centers. There are, however, multiple …

While industralization programmes have been central to the development of Asia-Pacific
states and city-regions over the past half-century, service industries are increasingly …

Future pension provision is highly controversial; it juxtaposes the challenges of old age
security with the exigencies of global finance. Clearly, demography, finance and public …