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Diversification policies in defence‐dependent local economies: Current British experience

John Lovering Research Fellow at the School For Advanced Urban Studies, University of Bristol, BS8 4EA.
Pages 113-124 | Published online: 08 May 2007

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Paul Bishop & Nick Wiseman. (1999) The North‐South Divide in the UK Defence Sector. Regional Studies 33:9, pages 829-841.
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Alex Law. (1995) Wither the Armourers? The Rise and Decline of Military Industry in Scotland. Scottish Affairs 13 (First Serie:1, pages 118-140.
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