This article outlines a framework for the analysis of economic integration and its relation to
the asymmetries of economic and social development. Consciously breaking with state …

In the international business literature location behavior has traditionally been analyzed
using Dunning's (1977) OLI framework, which focuses on the nature, role, and behavior of …

Resource peripheries that are geographically remote from “core economies” are also
peripheral to contemporary theorizing in economic geography, and requires higher profile …

This article advocates evolutionary institutionalism as a conceptual platform to launch a
systematic approach to environmental economic geography. Evolutionary institutionalism …

This paper shows how political strategies and negotiations influence the construction of the
market linkages that form global commodity chains. It provides an account of how an …

From the beginning, resource activities defined Canada's global role. As Glen Norcliffe's
original and perceptive paper observes, John Cabot's discovery of Newfoundland began a …

Why have a chapter on single industry resource towns, the only one in this book that refers
to a specific kind of place as opposed to a process or economic entity? The very …

In recent years increased interest in sustainable forest management initiatives has
encouraged the development of market-based certification schemes, each with a different …

This article discusses how cultural, technological and social factors contribute to the
restructuring of the Spanish salted fish market and production systems. The analytical …

Over the last quarter of a century the Canadian economy experienced a series of profound
changes which have affected every level of society. They include new forms of flexible …