VOICES FROM THE NORTH: NEW TRENDS IN NORDIC HUMAN GEOGRAPHY; ED. BY JAN OHMAN

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Since the early 1970s, it has become increasingly recognised that the geographical location of economic activity cannot be properly understood in isolation from its wider socio-economic and technological context, and thus that we cannot understand spatial economic change without linking it to the overall processes of transformation of capitalist production systems, institutions and markets (Massey 1979, Maskell 1986).