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Abstract

Endogenous development is an interpretation that includes different points of view which share the same theoretical and policy patterns. It is a territorial approach to development that refers to growth and capital accumulation processes of territories that have their own culture and institutions, upon which investment decisions are made. From this perspective, endogenous development policy is the local actors answer to the challenge of globalization. The paper argues that endogenous development theory integrates and gives cohesion to different views of development, such as self-centred development, human development, sustainable development or bottom-up development. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]

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Title
Desarrollo endógeno. Teorías y políticas de desarrollo territorial/Endogenous development. Theories and policies of territorial development
Author
Barquero, Antonio Vázquez
Pages
183-210
Section
Sección PANORAMA Y DEBATES
Publication year
2007
Publication date
2007
Publisher
Investigaciones Regionales
ISSN
16957253
e-ISSN
23402717
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
Spanish
ProQuest document ID
1460177556
Copyright
Copyright Investigaciones Regionales 2007