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London and New Yorks advertising and law clusters and their networks of learning: relational analyses with a politics of scale.
A preoccupation in cluster literatures has been with theorising the way learning occurs and knowledge is produced. Studies have highlighted the complementary local and global learning networks involved. This paper engages with this debate through empirical examination of the networks of learning tha
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