Institutionalism / institutional geographies
作者： D. Mackinnon
DOI: 10.1016/B978-008044910-4.00706-9
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摘要: This article presents a review of institutionalist research in human geography. Institutions are defined the introductory section and different forms claim that ‘institutions matter’ identified. The rest considers developments four areas geographical research: institutions economic development, institutional geographies social welfare control, analyses state restructuring, work on construction institutionalization regions. A brief summary highlights main points article.
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