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EG definition!!!

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economic processes manifested across territories at various scales.

Geographically specific factors that shape economic processes and identify key agent and drivers that prompt uneven territorial development

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What influence agriculture

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Climate
Natural Resources (soil)
labour

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Industialization affect to

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  • Firm
  • industries
  • Factory wages
  • production process
  • technology and innovation
  • quality and skilled workers
  • role of the state
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Key agent

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Labour
Firm
State

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Key agent: Labour

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key agent:

  • production
  • location
  • mobility

Division of labour imports on: Variation in household incomes, productivity, social processes

work changed under globalization

  • from large-scale to smaller-batch production
  • from manufacturing to services
  • shift away form family wage
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Key agent: Firm

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Key agent:

  • Creating job
  • commercializing innovation
  • delivering new products & services

require a certain quality & quantity of labour
access to a certain quality and quantity of markets

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Key agent: State

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Key agent: economic growth
states controls access to capital & labour
influences firm location decisions (tax, subsidies, manage international trade & FDI, innovation is captured within state’s territory)

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Space

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refer to a wider physical distance and area (surrounding)

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Place

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Somewhere in particular (specific, explain very detail what is going on)

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Scale

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Global
Macroregional (EU)
National 
Regional (California)
Local (London City)
lived Space (workplace)

we look at the problem in different scales

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Regions!!!

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Areas of the earth’s surface marked by certain properties

All region have: Area, Boundaries, Location

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Types of Region!!!

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  • Formal (homogeneous/uniform) region
  • Funcional/nodal region
  • Planning region
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Formal Region!!!

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marked by a certain degree of homogeneity in one or more phenomena (e.g. language region, unemployment rate)

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Functional region!!

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Difficult to find the border
there is a center with jobs, uni. in the periphery people lives. this people have orientation to the center.

have a dynamic internal structure

spatial system focused on a central core

formed by a set of places and their functional integration
e.g Cologne (crating job, G&S…)
there is difference between sectors.

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Planning region!!!

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Define normatively
Amministrative regions
-Federal states
-Regierungsbezirke
-district
-communities
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Europe Definition

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Historically: one of the 7 continents

Geographically: nordwestern subcontinent of Eurasia

EU + CH + NW

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Subdivision of Europe

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  • British islands
  • Northern Europe,
  • Western Europe,
  • Mediterranean Europe,
  • Eastern Europe
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difference geographer and economist

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economists:
look at the country
they expect equilibrium

geographer:
look at the regions
they don’t expect that there will be balance

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Historical EG

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Examines history of the development of spatial economic structure

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Approaches of EG

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Theoretical EG
Historical EG
Regional EG
Behavioral economic

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Theoretical EG

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focuses on building theories about spatial arrangement

deductive and inductive

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Regional EG

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Examines the economic condition of particular region (different scales)
Deals with economic regionalization

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Behavioral EG

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examines the cognitive process underlying spacial reasoning

Locational decision making and behavior of firm and individuals