Abstract
“Knowledge Cities” tries to disentangle the myths from the realities of the Knowledge Economy. It argues for a wider definition of the knowledge economy, beyond a simple definition based around ICT and biotechnology and including the creative industries, the public sector and manufacturing. With the right policies in place, there is no reason why the knowledge economy should be characterised by growing inequality.
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Bevan, S. (2006). Knowledge Cities. Labour, Employment and Work in New Zealand. https://doi.org/10.26686/lew.v0i0.1306
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