A NEW THEND IN ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY STUDY
Xiaojian Li
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Xiaojian Li
Abstract
This paper reviews the recent developments in Anglo-American economic geography study, focusing on interaction between 'new economic geography' pursued by mainstream ecumenicists, and on-going studies on economic geography by geographers. Some features of the new economic geography are discussed. This new direction may affect development of economic geography in the following ways: (1) integration among various academic groups may be promoted; (2) the influence of economic geography on policy making may be enhanced; (3) predicting results may increase; (4) new research schools may emerge.
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This paper reviews the recent developments in Anglo-American economic geography study, focusing on interaction between 'new economic geography' pursued by mainstream ecumenicists, and on-going studies on economic geography by geographers. Some features of the new economic geography are discussed. This new direction may affect development of economic geography in the following ways: (1) integration among various academic groups may be promoted; (2) the influence of economic geography on policy making may be enhanced; (3) predicting results may increase; (4) new research schools may emerge.
Key concepts: Strategic geography, Development geography, Agricultural geography, Human geography, Critical geography, Economic geography, Mainstream, Historical geography