Archipelagic Economies : Spatial Economic Development in the Pacific

Archipelagic Economies examines the geographic dispersion of Pacific islands’ populations and its socio-economic consequences. The study presents new measures of geographic dispersion that show the uniqueness of the Pacific island countries’ human geography. It offers a closer look at the socio-e...

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Main Author: Utz, Robert
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2021
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spelling okr-10986-367492021-12-22T05:11:22Z Archipelagic Economies : Spatial Economic Development in the Pacific Utz, Robert Utz, Robert SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT SPATIAL ECONOMICS GEOGRAPHY POVERTY ESTIMATION INTERNAL MIGRATION POLITICAL ECONOMY PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY CONNECTIVITY URBAN SETTLEMENT Archipelagic Economies examines the geographic dispersion of Pacific islands’ populations and its socio-economic consequences. The study presents new measures of geographic dispersion that show the uniqueness of the Pacific island countries’ human geography. It offers a closer look at the socio-economic situation of dispersed island populations, the internal movement of people that connects communities across islands, and the political economy landscape that underpins spatial economic policy decisions. A particular focus of this book is on policy options for dealing with the challenges faced by many outer islands – limited economic opportunities, costly service delivery, obstacles to connectivity by sea, air, and ICT, and urbanization in an era of climate change. 2021-12-21T16:14:08Z 2021-12-21T16:14:08Z 2021-12-07 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/undefined/099030012172121559/P16634605921cb0fc0b0d105167ba186c93 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/36749 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work Economic & Sector Work :: Other Poverty Study East Asia and Pacific
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topic SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT
SPATIAL ECONOMICS
GEOGRAPHY
POVERTY ESTIMATION
INTERNAL MIGRATION
POLITICAL ECONOMY
PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY
CONNECTIVITY
URBAN SETTLEMENT
spellingShingle SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT
SPATIAL ECONOMICS
GEOGRAPHY
POVERTY ESTIMATION
INTERNAL MIGRATION
POLITICAL ECONOMY
PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY
CONNECTIVITY
URBAN SETTLEMENT
Utz, Robert
Archipelagic Economies : Spatial Economic Development in the Pacific
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description Archipelagic Economies examines the geographic dispersion of Pacific islands’ populations and its socio-economic consequences. The study presents new measures of geographic dispersion that show the uniqueness of the Pacific island countries’ human geography. It offers a closer look at the socio-economic situation of dispersed island populations, the internal movement of people that connects communities across islands, and the political economy landscape that underpins spatial economic policy decisions. A particular focus of this book is on policy options for dealing with the challenges faced by many outer islands – limited economic opportunities, costly service delivery, obstacles to connectivity by sea, air, and ICT, and urbanization in an era of climate change.
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title Archipelagic Economies : Spatial Economic Development in the Pacific
title_short Archipelagic Economies : Spatial Economic Development in the Pacific
title_full Archipelagic Economies : Spatial Economic Development in the Pacific
title_fullStr Archipelagic Economies : Spatial Economic Development in the Pacific
title_full_unstemmed Archipelagic Economies : Spatial Economic Development in the Pacific
title_sort archipelagic economies : spatial economic development in the pacific
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