Institutional geographies: introductory remarks

By C. Philo, H. Parr. 2000

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• Institutional Re(turns) and the Strategic – Relational Approach (2001, background): “…inscribed strategic selectivities of institutions are always and inevitably spatiotemporal and this in turn creates the space for both a geography of institutions and for a recognition of institutions as being, inter alia, geographical accomplishments (Philo and Parr, 2000, pages 517 ^ 520).”
• Trust and Networking in Inter-firm Relations: the Case of Eco-industrial Development (2003, background): “A key area to investigate is therefore the broader network connections involved in EIP development, rather than simply focusing upon single sites or situations (Philo and Parr, 2000; Wood and Valler, 2001).”