Milne
Biographic Data
| ID | 2963358 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Milne |
| FAMILY NAME | Milne |
| SIGNATURE | MILNE |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1896 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Industrial Restructuring and the Future of the Small Firm
The dramatic flourishing of small-scale enterprise in recent years has stimulated a great deal of academic interest. Indeed many researchers have given the small firm pride of place in theories designed to explain the growth of a new, more 'flexible', economic environment. Recently, however, commentators have questioned whether these analyses are perhaps not overly optimistic in the role they ascribe to small firms. We add to the debate through a…
Small Firms, Industrial Reorganisation, and Space
In recent years a series of persuasive arguments have been developed that describe the growth of new industrial spaces. This new geography of production is seen to stem from the attempts of companies to respond to a new, more flexible, marketplace by becoming more vertically disintegrated through a reliance on a series of dense transactional supply and innovation linkages with spatially proximate firms. To date, much of the debate about these pro…
New Forms of Manufacturing and Their Spatial Implications
Findings from a recent survey of the introduction of new manufacturing techniques in the UK electronic consumer goods (ECG) industry are presented. ECG firms operate in an environment characterised by intense global competition, rapidly changing consumer demand, shortened product life cycles, and the pervasive impact of new technologies. In response to these pressures firms are forced to operate in both an efficient and a highly flexible manner. …
Recent Volcanic Eruptions in the West Indies
Exploration in the Japanese Alps, 1891-1894
New Forms of Manufacturing and Their Spatial Implications
Findings from a recent survey of the introduction of new manufacturing techniques in the UK electronic consumer goods (ECG) industry are presented. ECG firms operate in an environment characterised by intense global competition, rapidly changing consumer demand, shortened product life cycles, and the pervasive impact of new technologies. In response to these pressures firms are forced to operate in both an efficient and a highly flexible manner. …
Industrial Restructuring and the Future of the Small Firm
The dramatic flourishing of small-scale enterprise in recent years has stimulated a great deal of academic interest. Indeed many researchers have given the small firm pride of place in theories designed to explain the growth of a new, more 'flexible', economic environment. Recently, however, commentators have questioned whether these analyses are perhaps not overly optimistic in the role they ascribe to small firms. We add to the debate through a…
Small Firms, Industrial Reorganisation, and Space
In recent years a series of persuasive arguments have been developed that describe the growth of new industrial spaces. This new geography of production is seen to stem from the attempts of companies to respond to a new, more flexible, marketplace by becoming more vertically disintegrated through a reliance on a series of dense transactional supply and innovation linkages with spatially proximate firms. To date, much of the debate about these pro…
Exploration in the Japanese Alps, 1891-1894
Recent Volcanic Eruptions in the West Indies
New Forms of Manufacturing and Their Spatial Implications
Findings from a recent survey of the introduction of new manufacturing techniques in the UK electronic consumer goods (ECG) industry are presented. ECG firms operate in an environment characterised by intense global competition, rapidly changing consumer demand, shortened product life cycles, and the pervasive impact of new technologies. In response to these pressures firms are forced to operate in both an efficient and a highly flexible manner. …
Small Firms, Industrial Reorganisation, and Space
In recent years a series of persuasive arguments have been developed that describe the growth of new industrial spaces. This new geography of production is seen to stem from the attempts of companies to respond to a new, more flexible, marketplace by becoming more vertically disintegrated through a reliance on a series of dense transactional supply and innovation linkages with spatially proximate firms. To date, much of the debate about these pro…
Industrial Restructuring and the Future of the Small Firm
The dramatic flourishing of small-scale enterprise in recent years has stimulated a great deal of academic interest. Indeed many researchers have given the small firm pride of place in theories designed to explain the growth of a new, more 'flexible', economic environment. Recently, however, commentators have questioned whether these analyses are perhaps not overly optimistic in the role they ascribe to small firms. We add to the debate through a…
Business (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Industrial organization (3 works) · Marketing (3 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (2 works) · Firm Innovation and Growth (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Geology (2 works) · Geology (2 works) · Botany and Geology in Latin America and Caribbean (1 works)