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Contents |
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Contributors |
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Preface |
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‘That’s just so 1997’ |
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1 Geographies of the New Economy: an introduction |
12 |
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The New Economy in retrospect |
14 |
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The legacy effects of the New Economy |
16 |
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The New Economy and financialization |
17 |
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The geographies of the New Economy |
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About this book |
20 |
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Notes |
24 |
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References |
24 |
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Introduction |
26 |
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2 Making sense of the New Economy? Realities, myths and geographies |
26 |
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What is the New Economy? |
28 |
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The contentious claims of the New Economy discourse |
34 |
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Where is the ‘New Economy’? The exaggerated death of geography |
42 |
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New Economy – new challenges? |
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References |
55 |
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Introduction |
60 |
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3 The Old Economy |
60 |
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What are economies/economic geographies? |
61 |
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‘Old’ critiques of the ‘New’ Economy |
62 |
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‘Old’ Europe and New Economies? |
72 |
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Conclusion: stasis or change in a New Economy? |
77 |
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Acknowledgements |
78 |
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Notes |
78 |
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References |
79 |
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Introduction |
82 |
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4 The New Economy, or the Emperor’s new clothes? |
82 |
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The New Economy: evidence and concepts |
83 |
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New media: definitions |
88 |
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Revolution, business as usual, or something else? |
93 |
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Further reading |
95 |
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Notes |
95 |
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References |
95 |
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Introduction |
98 |
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Introducing e-commerce |
98 |
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5 The New Old Thing: e- commerce geographies after the dot. com boom |
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The New New Thing: the dot.com boom |
101 |
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The Old New Thing: the dot.com bust |
102 |
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The New Old Thing: e-commerce geographies after the dot. com boom and bust |
104 |
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Global diffusion of e-commerce |
105 |
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eBay: making inefficient markets efficient |
109 |
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Craigslist: grassroots globalization |
110 |
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Evolving firm value chains |
113 |
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Conclusions |
115 |
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Acknowledgement |
116 |
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Notes |
116 |
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References |
118 |
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Introduction |
122 |
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6 The New Economy and earnings inequalities: explaining social, spatial and gender divisions in the UK and London |
122 |
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Rising inequality |
123 |
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The New Economy and spatial inequality – ‘superstar’ regions |
129 |
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Conclusion |
138 |
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Notes |
139 |
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References |
139 |
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Introduction |
143 |
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Aspects of the New Economy as they affect workers |
143 |
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7 Labour organizing in the New Economy: examples from the USA and beyond |
143 |
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Spatialities of labour union activity |
145 |
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Conclusion |
158 |
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Notes |
159 |
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References |
160 |
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Introduction: the New Economy in Southeast Asia |
162 |
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8 New aspirations and old dilemmas: the New Economy and development in Southeast Asia |
162 |
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Situating Southeast Asia |
164 |
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New aspirations: the New Economy as a developmental strategy |
169 |
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Countervailing tendencies (old dilemmas) |
173 |
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Outcomes and future potentials |
176 |
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Notes |
179 |
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References |
179 |
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9 Russia’s New Economy |
181 |
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Introduction |
181 |
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The service gap in Soviet type economies |
182 |
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The structural consequences of Russia’s economic transformation |
185 |
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Development of the New (knowledge) Economy |
190 |
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Case studies – The Internet and ICT |
194 |
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Discussion: another path to a ‘knowledge economy’? |
202 |
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Conclusion |
203 |
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Notes |
203 |
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References |
204 |
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Index |
206 |
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