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Peripheries, Mobilities and e-Technologies: The Rise of Regional Social Network Policies
2014
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The mobility of highly qualified peo-ple is a major issue for regional development and represents a matter of particular concern for peripheral regions, which tend to be char-acterized by the out-migration of their gradu-ates (brain drain). While regional policies have traditionally focused on the labor market and framework conditions in order to foster terri-torial development, a new kind of instrument is emerging: the regional social network. This approach to policymaking no longer consid-ers
doi:10.1080/02513625.2014.926723
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