On the Economics of Immobility: Regional Development and Migration in the Age of Globalisation
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On the Economics of Immobility: Regional Development and Migration in the Age of Globalisation (1999)
~EN HC USISBN: 9783258059136 bzw. 3258059136, vermutlich in Englisch, Verlag Paul Haupt, Bern, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht, mit Einband.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, George Longden [7699994], Macclesfield, United Kingdom.
22 x 14.5 cm. 327pp. Green cloth binding with title in black to spine. In decorative dustjacket. Jacket has a 4 mm closed tear to top edge, at top rear corner of spine. A clean, bright copy. This book focuses on the mobility and, respectively, immobility of people, with particular reference to Sweden and other Nordic countries. It introduces and develops the concept of location-specific 'insider advantages' to explain why for most people it is rational to stay immobile, while for a few it pays off to become mobile in certain periods of their life. Fischer discusses whether migration matters for regional development and economic integration, and introduces and evaluates theoretical explanations as to why people go or stay. Includes figures, tables, maps, references and index.
22 x 14.5 cm. 327pp. Green cloth binding with title in black to spine. In decorative dustjacket. Jacket has a 4 mm closed tear to top edge, at top rear corner of spine. A clean, bright copy. This book focuses on the mobility and, respectively, immobility of people, with particular reference to Sweden and other Nordic countries. It introduces and develops the concept of location-specific 'insider advantages' to explain why for most people it is rational to stay immobile, while for a few it pays off to become mobile in certain periods of their life. Fischer discusses whether migration matters for regional development and economic integration, and introduces and evaluates theoretical explanations as to why people go or stay. Includes figures, tables, maps, references and index.
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