The Location of Industry and the Depressed Areas

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• Industrial Organization and Regional Development in Interwar Britain

  Open Access•Carol E Heim•The Journal of Economic History•1983

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• Public Law and Economic Policy

  Alan Page, Alan C Page•Journal of Law and Society•1982

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• What explains the location of industry in Britain, 1871–1931

  Nicholas Crafts, Abay Mulatu•Journal of Economic Geography•2005

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• Scott revisited

  Open Access•John Sheail•Journal of Rural Studies•1997

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• The economic history of the regional problem in Britain, 1920–1938

  Open Access•M E F Jones•Journal of Historical Geography•1984

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• Spatial analysis of manufacturing growth in outer South-East England 1960–1967

  David Keeble, D E Keeble et al.•Regional Studies•1972

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• Aspects of contradiction in regional policy

  J M Cousins, Richard L Davis et al.•Regional Studies•1974

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• A journey without maps

  Glen O’hara, Glen O'Hara•Regional Studies•2005

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• The death of regional policy—Or resurrection squared

  Ross Mackay•Regional Studies•1979

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• The quest for an effective regional policy, 1934–37

  D E Pitfield, David Pitfield•Regional Studies•1978

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• How Did the Location of Industry Respond to Falling Transport Costs in Britain Before World War I

  Open Access•Nicholas Crafts, Abay Mulatu•The Journal of Economic History•2006

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• Economic Advice at the Centre of British Government, 1939–1941

  Open Access•Alan Booth•The Historical Journal•1986

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• The Scottish Office and The Special Areas in the 1930s

  Open Access•R H Campbell•The Historical Journal•1979

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