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David Rigby

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University of California, Los Angeles

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Institute of the Environment and Sustainability (ioes)

David Rigby is currently serving as an Institute Of The Environment And Sustainability (Ioes) Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

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economics economic geography regional economics geography spatial economics business manufacturing technology economic growth regional science regional development urban economics international trade industrial organization spatial analysis macroeconomics regional studies social science research industrial development productivity knowledge management evolutionary economic geography technical change technological change united states urban geography international business regional research knowledge production los angeles canadian manufacturing european integration research policy environmental planning manufacturing technology regional relevance regional integration planning practices smart specialisation spatial science complex knowledge knowledge space technological relatedness economic complexity regional trajectories agglomeration economies rdna methods spatial diffusion industry mix wage inequality technological diversification export markets strategic studies advanced manufacturing technologies manufacturing science manufacturing systems historical geography scientific data evolutionary economics philosophy of economics manufacturing innovations manufacturing engineering industrial revolution benefit transfer gentrification legal geography scientific data management personnel economics non-local interaction regional policy policy implementation regulatory economics knowledge creation knowledge transfer regional economic restructuring elementary statistics evolutionary models world development trade uneven development growth theory

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Geographies of Knowledge Sourcing and the Complexity of Knowledge in Multilocational Firms. Economic Geography (2024)

Anthony FrigonDavid L. Rigby

knowledge managementmultilocational firmsknowledge sourcinggeographyeconomic geography

Knowledge Sourcing by Multi-Locational Firms in Chinese Cities: Mining and Integrating Local Knowledge Stocks in Private and State-Owned Firms. Applied Geography (2024)

Yiou ZhangDavid L. Rigby

knowledge managementchinese citiesapplied geographylocal knowledge stocksstrategic managementurban economicsknowledge integrationtradeinternational businessknowledge productionlocal knowledgeacquisitionsstate-owned firmseconomicsmulti-locational firmseast asian studiesindustrial organizationbusinesseconomy of chinaknowledge economystrategic sourcingregional collaboration

Technological Diversification of U.S. Cities During the Great Historical Crises. Journal of Economic Geography (2023)

Mathieu P A SteijnPierre-Alexandre BallandRon BoschmaDavid L Rigby

regional economicstechnologyeconomic historygreat historical criseseconomicstechnological diversificationspatial economicseconomic geography

Do EU Regions Benefit From Smart Specialisation Principles?. Regional Studies (2022)

David L. RigbyChristoph RoeslerDieter KoglerRon BoschmaPierre-Alexandre Balland

smart specialisation principlessmart specialisation

Evaluating the Implementation of Smart Specialisation Policy. Regional Studies (2022)

Emanuela MarrocuRaffaele PaciDavid RigbyStefano Usai

regional policysmart specialisationpolicy implementationimplementation researchsmart specialisation policypublic policy

Knowledge Sourcing by Multi-Plant Firms in Europe. European Planning Studies (2022)

Anthony FrigonDavid L. Rigby

european integrationknowledge managementmulti-plant firmsindustrial organizationplanning practicespublic policyregional planningeuropean management

Relatedness, Complexity, and Economic Growth in Chinese Cities. International Regional Science Review (2022)

Yingcheng LiDavid Rigby

regional economicschinese citieseconomic growtheconomicsspatial economicsurban economics

Reprint of the New Paradigm of Economic Complexity. Research Policy (2022)

Pierre-Alexandre BallandTom BroekelDario DiodatoElisa GiulianiRicardo HausmannNeave O'CleryDavid Rigby

economic complexityeconomic theoryresearch policyeconomics

Where Do Capabilities Reside? Analysis of Related Technological Diversification in Multi-Locational Firms. Regional Studies (2022)

Anthony FrigonDavid L. Rigby

spatial analysistechnologybusinessinternational businessmulti-locational firmsspatial economicseconomic geography

Do Capabilities Reside in Firms or in Regions? Analysis of Related Diversification in Chinese Knowledge Production. Economic Geography (2021)

Yiou ZhangDavid L. Rigby

regional economicseconomic geographybusinessinternational businessregional studiesgeographychinese knowledge productionrelated diversificationknowledge productionspatial economicsstrategic management

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David Rigby

Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Institute of the Environment and Sustainability (ioes)

David Rigby is currently serving as an Institute Of The Environment And Sustainability (Ioes) Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David Rigby

University of California, Los Angeles

Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Geographies of Knowledge Sourcing and the Complexity of Knowledge in Multilocational Firms. Economic Geography (2024)

Anthony FrigonDavid L. Rigby

knowledge managementmultilocational firmsknowledge sourcinggeographyeconomic geography

Knowledge Sourcing by Multi-Locational Firms in Chinese Cities: Mining and Integrating Local Knowledge Stocks in Private and State-Owned Firms. Applied Geography (2024)

Yiou ZhangDavid L. Rigby

Technological Diversification of U.S. Cities During the Great Historical Crises. Journal of Economic Geography (2023)

Mathieu P A SteijnPierre-Alexandre BallandRon BoschmaDavid L Rigby

regional economicstechnologyeconomic historygreat historical criseseconomicstechnological diversificationspatial economicseconomic geography

Do EU Regions Benefit From Smart Specialisation Principles?. Regional Studies (2022)

David L. RigbyChristoph RoeslerDieter KoglerRon BoschmaPierre-Alexandre Balland

smart specialisation principlessmart specialisation

Evaluating the Implementation of Smart Specialisation Policy. Regional Studies (2022)

Emanuela MarrocuRaffaele PaciDavid RigbyStefano Usai

regional policysmart specialisationpolicy implementationimplementation researchsmart specialisation policypublic policy

Knowledge Sourcing by Multi-Plant Firms in Europe. European Planning Studies (2022)

Anthony FrigonDavid L. Rigby

european integrationknowledge managementmulti-plant firmsindustrial organizationplanning practicespublic policyregional planningeuropean management

Relatedness, Complexity, and Economic Growth in Chinese Cities. International Regional Science Review (2022)

Yingcheng LiDavid Rigby

regional economicschinese citieseconomic growtheconomicsspatial economicsurban economics

Reprint of the New Paradigm of Economic Complexity. Research Policy (2022)

Pierre-Alexandre BallandTom BroekelDario DiodatoElisa GiulianiRicardo HausmannNeave O'CleryDavid Rigby

economic complexityeconomic theoryresearch policyeconomics

Where Do Capabilities Reside? Analysis of Related Technological Diversification in Multi-Locational Firms. Regional Studies (2022)

Anthony FrigonDavid L. Rigby

spatial analysistechnologybusinessinternational businessmulti-locational firmsspatial economicseconomic geography

Do Capabilities Reside in Firms or in Regions? Analysis of Related Diversification in Chinese Knowledge Production. Economic Geography (2021)

Yiou ZhangDavid L. Rigby

regional economicseconomic geographybusinessinternational businessregional studiesgeographychinese knowledge productionrelated diversificationknowledge productionspatial economicsstrategic management

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