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The Irish pharmaceutical industry over the boom period and beyond

Chris van Egeraat National Institute for Regional and Spatial Analysis and Department of Geography, National University of Ireland, Maynooth, IrelandCorrespondence[email protected]
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Frank Barry School of Business, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
Pages 23-44 | Published online: 20 Mar 2009

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Adam Whittle. (2019) Local and nonlocal knowledge typologies: technological complexity in the Irish knowledge space. European Planning Studies 27:4, pages 661-677.
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Chris van Egeraat & Declan Curran. (2014) Social Networks and Actual Knowledge Flow in the Irish Biotech Industry. European Planning Studies 22:6, pages 1109-1126.
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Chris van Egeraat & Proinnsias Breathnach. (2012) The Drivers of Transnational Subsidiary Evolution: The Upgrading of Process R&D in the Irish Pharmaceutical Industry. Regional Studies 46:9, pages 1153-1167.
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Michael Clancy. (2011) Boom, bust and the changing geography of Irish tourism. Irish Geography 44:2-3, pages 173-190.
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Chris van Egeraat. (2010) The scale and scope of process R&D in the Irish pharmaceutical industry. Irish Geography 43:1, pages 35-58.
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Rory Horner & Yuko Aoyama. (2009) Limits to FDI-driven growth in Ireland: a newspaper content analysis for investment, upgrading and divestment. Irish Geography 42:2, pages 185-205.
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Chris van Egeraat & Declan Curran. (2013) Spatial Concentration in the I rish Pharmaceutical Industry: The Role of Spatial Planning and Agglomeration Economies . Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 104:3, pages 338-358.
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Frank Barry & Adele Bergin. (2012) Inward Investment and Irish Exports over the Recession and Beyond. The World Economy 35:10, pages 1291-1304.
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