“When Globalisation Gets Local: Winners and Losers” | LSE GILD (Full Version)
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Channel: LSE · 2018 · Education
As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, major cities are thriving. Deeply linked with one another, they have become magnets for increasing flows of wealth, talent and foreign investment. But at the same time, many places are missing out – often just different regions in the same countries. Drained of capital, skills and ideas, these are the places where economic opportunities are lacking and ‘populism’ can thrive Radical new research from the London School of Economics’ Global Investment – Local Development team explains the mistakes that many regions are making and offers solutions on how to move forward. In this film, David Arnold, Riccardo Crescenzi and Mara Giua give an overview of their cutting-edge project. Read more about the research on the LSE GILD blog: blogs.lse.ac.uk/gild Connect with the GILD team: Facebook (www.facebook.com/LSEgild) | Twitter (twitter.com/LSE_GILD, twitter.com/crescenzi_r, twitter.com/mara_giua)
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