Uneven Development is a theoretical concept in economic geography, the geography of globalization, and the geography of inequality that denotes the spatially and temporally differentiated patterns of economic growth, social change, and infrastructural investment through which capitalist and related socio-economic processes systematically produce and reproduce persistent disparities between places at multiple scales.
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London School of Economics and Political Science
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World Bank
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National Bureau of Economic Research
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Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research
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Centre for Economic Policy Research
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