I can’t liveblog the full seminar, but I’ll type a few notes here on CoverItLive as I can.
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Thanks for that coverage, Raul. Sounds like a very interesting seminar – too bad (for me, for us readers!) that you had to cut it short…
What she was saying about exports: do you know if this relates in any way to Jane Jacobs’s ideas around import-stretching in cities? (It was one of her ideas around wealth-creation in urban settings. Kind of too tired to look it up properly right now or to explain it properly, but you can find relevant links online. Eg.:
http://www.pseudopodium.org/search.cgi?Jane+Jacobs
Thanks also for tweeting that link to her Markusen’s work online ( http://www.hhh.umn.edu/projects/prie/pub.html ). Good stuff…