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    Current Issue

    Volume 28 - 2021

    Articles

    • Self-employment in Wales during the COVID-19 Pandemic

      Andrew Henley,  Darja Reuschke,  Elizabeth Daniel,  Victoria Price

      • PDF (EN)

      24 Feb 2021

      28 :1-13
    • Reconsidering place branding: ‘connecting the dots’ between placemaking, policy making and sustainable development

      Laura Reynolds

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      24 Feb 2021

      28 :14-22
    • Planning for sustainable tourism development in Wales: an analysis of destination management plans

      Sarah Nicholls,  Kate Organ,  Beth Cummings

      • PDF (EN)

      24 Feb 2021

      28 :23-32
    • Welsh voluntary sector funding in the post-2010 austerity period

      Nikos Kapitsinis

      • PDF (EN)

      24 Feb 2021

      28 :33-41

    About this Journal

    The aim of the WER is to provide authoritative and objective analysis and commentary on the Welsh economy, and regional economies in general, in a manner that promotes understanding and informs decision-making. The intended audience includes academics, economic development practitioners, policy-makers, and anyone with an interest in the Welsh economy and/or regional economics.

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    The Welsh Economic Review is temporarily closed for new submissions of papers.

    Posted on 16 Nov 2021

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    • Reconsidering place branding: ‘connecting the dots’ between placemaking, policy making and sustainable development

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    • Self-employment in Wales during the COVID-19 Pandemic

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      Foreman-Peck & Zhou

      28 Feb 2020

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    • Economic Development and the Accumulation of Know-how

      Hausmann

      09 May 2016

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    • Project Report: The Economic Impact of Tata Steel in Wales Verina Pinto and Calvin Jones, Welsh Economy Research Unit, Cardiff Business School.

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      01 Apr 2012

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    • Brexit, devolution and economic development in 'left-behind' regions

      Pike & Tomaney

      18 Dec 2018

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    • The Welsh economy and the labour market

      Staneva et al.

      18 Dec 2018

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    • What accounts for the success of regions? Examining the factors associated with economic development

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