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GLOBALISATION AND REGIONAL RENEWAL: COMPATIBLE OR MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE?

GLOBALISATION AND REGIONAL RENEWAL: COMPATIBLE OR MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE? Copyright of Full Text rests with the original copyright owner and, except as pennitted under th~ Copyright Act 1968, copying t~i~ copyright matenal is prohibited without the penmsston of the ow?er or its exclusive liceosee or agent or by way of a h~ence from Copyright Agency Limited. ~or informatlOn I I about such licences contact Copynght Agency Limited on (02) 93947600 (ph) or (02) 9394760 1 (fax) GlOBALlSATION AND REGIONAL RENEWAL: COMPATIBLE OR MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE? lall Sillclai,. The following paper is adapted from the 2000 Sir Robert Madgwick Lecture at the Universiry of New England. All truths wait in all things, They neither hasten their own delivery nor resist it. Walt Whitman The changing economy and regional Australia Over the past two decades, Australia has witnessed marked changes in population, employment and educational opportunity. Some regions have declined, while others have experienced growth. The causes are diverse and far from consistent. As noted in a 1999 Productivity Commission report: 'Globalisation, technological advances, government policy changes and other factors [have] placed added pressure on businesses and communities in some regions. Yet these same factors [have] resulted in employment growth in other regions.' The population in New South Wales between 1986 http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Australian Journal of Social Issues Wiley

GLOBALISATION AND REGIONAL RENEWAL: COMPATIBLE OR MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE?

Sinclair, Ian
Australian Journal of Social Issues , Volume 36 (2) – May 1, 2001
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Copyright of Full Text rests with the original copyright owner and, except as pennitted under th~ Copyright Act 1968, copying t~i~ copyright matenal is prohibited without the penmsston of the ow?er or its exclusive liceosee or agent or by way of a h~ence from Copyright Agency Limited. ~or informatlOn I I about such licences contact Copynght Agency Limited on (02) 93947600 (ph) or (02) 9394760 1 (fax) GlOBALlSATION AND REGIONAL RENEWAL: COMPATIBLE OR MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE? lall Sillclai,. The following paper is adapted from the 2000 Sir Robert Madgwick Lecture at the Universiry of New England. All truths wait in all things, They neither hasten their own delivery nor resist it. Walt Whitman The changing economy and regional Australia Over the past two decades, Australia has witnessed marked changes in population, employment and educational opportunity. Some regions have declined, while others have experienced growth. The causes are diverse and far from consistent. As noted in a 1999 Productivity Commission report: 'Globalisation, technological advances, government policy changes and other factors [have] placed added pressure on businesses and communities in some regions. Yet these same factors [have] resulted in employment growth in other regions.' The population in New South Wales between 1986

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