Migration, meaning(s) of place and implications for rural innovation policy
Abstract
Advocates of rural innovation policy argue that understanding innovation through the eyes of local dwellers offers an alternative to theorizations focusing on proximity and clustering. The paper furthers this agenda, suggesting that heterogeneity within rural communities, which is the outcome of differential meanings assigned to place by entrepreneurs with distinct migratory experiences, influences innovation. Specifically, it produces an...
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Title
Migration, meaning(s) of place and implications for rural innovation policy
Published Date
May 8, 2019
Journal
Volume
53
Issue
12
Pages
1657 - 1668
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