The Higher ED Blog: Four lessons to consider when engaging in regional...
Over the past few decades—with increasing prevalence—, many governments and non-government stakeholders have been calling for greater collaboration in regional economic development. There is an...
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Over the years, I have collected a number of thoughts on developing strategies in a globally connected world. In a globally connected world, isolation is a choice. If you want to face the turbulence...
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Workforce development has arguably been an underutilized lens for regional economic development research and strategy. This persists despite the broad and obvious contribution workforce development...
View ArticleThe Higher ED Blog: Six lessons for improving collaboration across the...
Ontario is a highly urban province. Since resources and authority tend to concentrate in urban areas, that leaves rural communities to largely fend for themselves. This lack of capacity and resources...
View ArticleThe Higher ED Blog: What’s new in economic development research (summer 2015...
The title of this blog might sound very familiar, which makes perfect sense because Higher ED published a blog with basically the same title back in March. That was our first research roundup, and it...
View ArticleThe Higher ED Blog: What’s new in economic development research (summer 2017...
The Higher ED Blog publishes a quarterly economic development research roundup that shares new research practitioners might find useful. The series draws from Economic Development Quarterly, Regional...
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