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Ecohistorical Regimes and La Longue Durée: An Approach to Mapping Long-Term Societal Change

In: Complexity and Co-Evolution

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  • James McGlade

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This book applies ideas and methods from the complexity perspective to key concerns in the social sciences, exploring co-evolutionary processes that have not yet been addressed in the technical or popular literature on complexity. Authorities in a variety of fields – including evolutionary economics, innovation and regeneration studies, urban modelling and history – re-evaluate their disciplines within this framework. The book explores the complex dynamic processes that give rise to socio-economic change over space and time, with reference to empirical cases including the emergence of knowledge-intensive industries and decline of mature regions, the operation of innovative networks and the evolution of localities and cities. Sustainability is a persistent theme and the practicability of intervention is examined in the light of these perspectives.

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  • James McGlade, 2006. "Ecohistorical Regimes and La Longue Durée: An Approach to Mapping Long-Term Societal Change," Chapters, in: Elizabeth Garnsey & James McGlade (ed.), Complexity and Co-Evolution, chapter 4, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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