Rethinking Regional Skills: Place-Based Capabilities and Economic Transformation

Éditeurs invités

  • David Morris, University of Nottingham
  • Carlo Corradini, University of Reading
  • Lisa De Propris, University of Birmingham
  • Duygu Buyukyazici, London School of Economics and Political Science

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Thèmes proposés

  • The nature and dynamics of regional skills formation and transformation due to technological change (skills creation, resilience, obsolescence, disappearance)
  • The links between education, skills transformation and job dynamics in the green and digital transitions of regional economies
  • The drivers and barriers of a regional skills transition for the innovation, growth and resilience of regional economies
  • The regional skill mismatch and skill formation in new labour spaces, e.g. green jobs, remote working, new platformised digital industries, gig economy
  • The enablers and barriers of a regional skills transformation for the green and digital transitions of industrial clusters and regional economies
  • Regional skills transformation and mismatch within shifting regional labour markets
  • Regional skills transformation and mismatch in regions as open economies: skills mobility, remote skills and migration
  • The opportunities and constraints of stranded and stressed regions: left-behindedness, regional low-skill traps, transitioning carbon-intensive regions
  • The links between vocational education, lifelong training and on-the-job upskilling and regional skills transition in the context of technological change
  • The opportunities and constraints of regional skills transition in emerging and developing economies
  • Policy debates and policy experiences to address the regional dimension of skill mismatch, skill formation and skill transition for just and inclusive growth