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Flexible specialisation, clusters and industrial districts and 'second' and 'third generation' regional policies

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HELMSING, A.H.J.
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Paper provided by Institute of Social Studies in its series Working Papers - General Series with number 305.

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Keywords: regional policy industrial development regional development industrial concentration flexible manufacturing systems

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