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Innovation, and networks in the study of the territory (Innovación, redes y flujos en el estudio del territorio)

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While space might shrink, the flows of goods in space gets constantly wider. Great inventions in history have marked the reorganization of space as well as some activities, some spatial relations and the value of territory. Space has been adapting to these needs offering new opportunities and challenges. Geography has become the leading science to analyze and mediate in these processes. The space of markets, the relations between the digital world and the real world, ?geolocalization? of services and new economic activities have moved geography to a new level within social sciences. This round table starts from the following standpoint: How do the extreme speed of flows affects the meaning and perception that in different social and cultural settings people have? Keywords: innovation, flows, networks.

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  • Pallares-Barbera, M., "undated". "Innovation, and networks in the study of the territory (Innovación, redes y flujos en el estudio del territorio)," Working Paper 10399, Harvard University OpenScholar.
    • Handle: RePEc:qsh:wpaper:10399
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