Studentische Hilfskraft zum 01. November 2008 gesucht!
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HASSINK, R. & P. MARQUES (2015): The regional innovation paradox revisited. In: Hilpert, U. (ed.) Routledge Handbook of Politics & Technology (forthcoming).
HU, X. & R. HASSINK (2015): Explaining differences in the adaptability of old industrial areas. In: Hilpert, U. (ed.) Routledge Handbook of Politics & Technology (forthcoming).
HASSINK, R. (2015): Advancing the Understanding of Regional Economic Adaptability in a Non-Western Context: An Introduction to the Special Issue. Growth and Change (forthcoming).
HU, X. H (2015): From Coal-mining to Coal-chemicals? Unpacking New Path Creation in an Old Industrial Region of Transitional China. Growth and Change, (forthcoming).
PLUM, O. & R. HASSINK (2014): Knowledge Bases, Innovativeness and Competitiveness in Creative Industries: The Case of Hamburg’s Video Game Developers. Regional Studies, Regional Science. Link
BERG, S-H. & R. HASSINK (2014): Creative industries from an evolutionary perspective: a critical literature review. Geography Compass 8 (9): 653-664. Link
MA, M. & R. HASSINK (2014): Path Dependence and Tourism Area Development: The Case of Guilin, China. Tourism Geographies (forthcoming). Link
HASSINK, R., C. KLAERDING, P. MARQUES (2014): Advancing evolutionary economic geography by engaged pluralism. Regional Studies, 48 (7): 1295-1307. Link
HASSINK, R., O. PLUM, A. RICKMERS (2014): On the Implications of Knowledge Bases for Regional Innovation Policies in Germany. Quaestiones Geographicae, 33 (4): 7-16. Link
HASSINK, R. & S-H. BERG (2014): Regional innovation support systems and technopoles. In: D.S. Oh and F.Y. Phillips (eds.) Technopolis: Best Practices for Science and Technology Cities. London: Springer, pp 43-65. Link
BERG, S-H. & R. HASSINK (2013): Creative industries from an evolutionary perspective: A critical literature review. Papers in Evolutionary Economic Geography (PEEG) 13/06. Link
JAKOB, D., P. MARQUES (2013): Rethinking Public Economic Geographies: The Politics of Relevancy. The Professional Geographer 66 (1): 25-31. Link
MA, M. & R. HASSINK (2013): An evolutionary perspective on tourism area development. Annals of Tourism Research 41: 89–109. Link
PLUM, O. & R. HASSINK (2013): Analysing the Knowledge Base Configuration That Drives Southwest Saxony's Automotive Firms. European Urban and Regional Studies 20 (2): 206-226. Link
Hassink & Klaerding 2009
‘Globalizing’ regional development: a global production networks perspective
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Emerging Green Clusters in South Korea? The Case of the Wind Power Cluster in Jeonbuk Province.pdf
Creative industries from an evolutionary perspective A critical literature review.pdf
Dr. Ma Mulan
PhD, Master of Geography Research Associate
employed between 2009-2013
OVERVIEW
Output
OUTPUT
MA, M. L. & WANG, Y.M. (2008):
Focus of Research
FOCUS OF RESEARCH
- Evolutionary Economic Geography
- Tourism Planning and Development
- Tourism Area Life Cycle
Tourism Area Development from an Evolutionary Economic Geography Perspective —The Case of Guilin, China.
Funded by the Chinese Scholarship Council (CSC).
Qualification & Employment
QUALIFICATION & EMPLOYMENT
09/2001-06/ 2005
BSc. in Urban and Rural Planning, Beijing Forestry University, Beijing, P.R. China
Modules included: Urban & Rural Planning, Social &Human Geography, Resource Management.
09/2005-06/2008
MSc. degree in Human Geography, East China Normal University, Shanghai, China
Minor fields of study: Tourism develpoment and management
MSc. thesis: The Transformation Mode of the Tourism Productivization of Intangible Cultural Heritage
SCHOLARSHIPS
07/2008
Graduate Summer School on Geography Frontier, Peking University, Beijing,China
09/2009 -09/2013
Scholarship for PhD-students sponsored by the China Scholarship Council (CSC)
Additional Qualifications
11/2005-02/2006
The Development & Distribution Planning of Advantageous Industries in Xixiangtang district, China
11/2006-02/2007
Tourism planning on the tourist areas of Tenglong Cave-Enshi Grand Canyon, China
05/2007-07/2007
Developmental Tendency of Industries and its Distribution Planning in Guiyang, China
09/2006-06/2008
The Function of Urban Tourism and Regional Interaction Response, China
10/2008-06/2009
The World Expo Shanghai 2010’s Economic Influence on Xuhui district, China
How to unlock Regional Economies from Path Dependency (2005)
How to unlock (2005)
Limits to Locking-out (2009)
Cluster Life Cycles (2011)
From the Old Path of Shipbuilding
Limits to Locking-out (2009)(2)
Learning Region
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HASSINK, R., O. PLUM, A. RICKMERS (2014): On the Implications of Knowledge Bases for Regional Innovation Policies in Germany. Quaestiones Geographicae
Job Vacancy PhD or Post-Doc in Economic Geography Kiel University
Stellenausschreibung DoktorandInnenen- oder Habilitationsstelle Wirtschafsgeographie Universität Kiel.pdf
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Associations
The Association of American Geographers
European Association for Evolutionary Political Economy
IGU Commission on the Dynamics of Economic Spaces
European Regional Science Association
Royal Dutch Geographical Society
Verband der Geographen an Deutschen Hochschulen
International Journals for Economic and Social Geography
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Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy
Environment and Planning D: Society and Space
European Urban and Regional Studies
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Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers
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Our research focus:
The dynamics of local and regional economic activities in a global production context through the eyes of entrepreneurs, companies and institutions
Our theoretical perspectives:
A relational perspective, because economic actors do not act in isolation. They are embedded in a social context and mutually affect each other.
An evolutionary perspective, because economic actors do not act without a history. Their behaviour and decisions are preconditioned by the past.
A global production
context perspective, because the behaviour and decisions of economic actors are increasingly affected by global competition and collaboration, which lead to local-global tensions.
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