Lee Cheol-woo: Economic geography of industrial agglomeration
The basic research in economics is the economy. The economy is an organism that constantly changes by my own or external people, and the typical existence of these economic areas is industrial. Industrialized land is a space-sized reality of a dynamically changing economic process. The 21st century began to spread the perception that industrialization, centered on evolutionary economics, was constantly evolving. And in traditional sexual studies, the dynamics of the study led to paradigm transformations. The book is a short-run script of 18 of the more than 70 articles published in the journal for over 30 years by author of industrial research since the mid-80s. The book's theoretical approach has been adopted by the new paradigm of industrial research, rooted in institutionalist economic approaches instead of a written approach that overemphasissss the universal law. Economic processes need to understand symbiosis, because economic and noneconomic factors work together. In this regard, institutional access is a clear recognition of the role of non-economic institutions not only in government, labor unions, and #193, but also in official or informal or political customs and social practices of certain places. The book, in terms of institutional economics, sought to find the limits and research problems of existing research, and, secondly, to develop existing theories, including concepts, and third to provide a theoretical basis for policy on improving the analysis framework for case studies.
Korean title: 산업집적의 경제지리학
Korean author: 이철우
Korean publisher: 푸른길
ISBN-13: 9788962918731
