Technological Change, Employment and Spatial Dynamics : Proceedings of an International Symposium on Technological Change and Employment: Urban and Regional Dimensions Held at Zandvoort, The Netherlands April 1-3, 1985
edited by Peter Nijkamp
1. The Triangle of Industrial Dynamics, Labour Markets and Spatial Systems -- A: General Reflections -- 2. Technical Change, Employment and Metropolitan Adjustment -- 3. Technology and New Regional Growth Complexes: The Economics of Discontinuous Spatial Development -- 4. Technological Change in the Service Sector: Urban and Regional Implications -- 5. New Technology and Regional Development Policy -- 6. Industrial Interdependence via Information Technology and Transport Interaction — Employment Impacts -- 7. Industrial Organisation, Innovation and Employment -- B: Actual Trends -- 8. Spatial Dimensions of Technological Developments and Employment Effects -- 9. The Impact of Innovations on Service Employment -- 10. The De-Industrialisation of the Federal Republic of Germany and its Spatial Implications -- 11. Spatial Dimensions of Innovation and Employment: Some Dutch Results -- 12. Technological Change and Employment Patterns: The Greek Case -- 13. Segmentation Theories and Manpower Policy in Dutch Cities -- 14. Local Entrepreneurial Initiatives and Central Government -- 15. High-Technology and Employment: Some Information on The Netherlands -- C: Modelling -- 16. Adaptive Economising, Technological Change and the Demand for Labour in Disequilibrium -- 17. On the Incongruous Spatial Employment Dynamics -- 18. A Stochastic Theory for Residential and Labour Mobility Including Travel Networks -- 19. Technological Change and Labour Migration in a General Spatial Interaction System -- 20. On the Production and Diffusion of Technological Change -- 21. Innovation and the Urban Life-Cycle: Production, Location and Income Distribution Aspects -- 22. Industrial Applications of Information Technology: Speed of Introduction and Labour Force Competence -- 23. Capital Mobility, Labour Demand and R&D Investment in Austria in a Multiregional Context: A First Attempt at Econometric Modelling -- 24. Technological Change and Regional Employment Research -- List of Contributors.
