New economy - Globe Thesis

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81.	New professionals in a deindustrialized city: Examining models of urban development in Pittsburgh as it responds to the new economy
82.	The economics of information in the New Economy: A study of DVD rental demand and the value of the Netflix DVD ratings system
83.	Communities and leaders at work in the new economy: A comparative analysis of agents of transformation in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Hamilton, Ontario
84.	Iron wings and flying bodies: Ideology and practice in the New Economy---a case study of the middle-class workforce in the hi-tech industry
85.	Towards a living wage in the new economy: The politics and economics of building labor market institutions at the urban scale
86.	Hidden innovation: A reconsideration of an 'old economy' industry in a 'new economy' region
87.	Adjunct faculty: Branding ourselves in the new economy
88.	The New Economy of the United States: A new mode of production
89.	Microeconomic foundations of community economic development in the new economy: Three papers
90.	Seeds of a new economy? A qualitative investigation of diverse economic practices within community supported agriculture and community supported enterprise
91.	What I'm worth: White-collar unemployment in a new economy (Texas)
92.	Managing in the new economy: A revolutionary status quo
93.	Age Relations in Small and Medium-Sized Information Technology Firms
94.	University technology transfer activity and the metropolitan new economy: An empirical analysis of its relationship
95.	Towards a public policy planning framework for high-technology industry development: An analysis of three new economy indicators in the context of metro-Manitoba
96.	Information technology issues for a new economy: Three essays on electronic commerce and information technology outsourcing
97.	Essays on innovation and diffusion
98.	Organizational change, information technology, and the new economy: Evidence from unemployment insurance records
99.	Convergence of traditional telephony, enhanced telecommunications, private data networking, and the Internet into hypercommunications: Implications of the new economy of the network for Florida agribusinesses
100.	Responding to the new economy: Capitalizing on information and communication in a network-based economic model. The case of Canada's Technology Triangle
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