Edited by John R. Bryson, Professor of Enterprise and Economic Geography, Department of Strategy and International Business, Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham, UK, Jennifer Clark, Associate Professor, School of Public Policy and Director, Center for Urban Innovation, Georgia Institute of Technology and Vida Vanchan, Professor of Geography and Planning, Geography and Planning Department, Buffalo State, The State University of New York, SUNY, US

‘In Handbook of Manufacturing Industries in the World Economy, editors Bryson, Clark, and Vanchan offer up a welcome addition to the manufacturing literature replete with valuable contributions from immensely competent researchers . . . The strengths of the Handbook are immediately apparent, and include the fact that contributions are provided by seasoned scholars, active scholars in mid-career, and budding scholars alike. The editors have thus ensured that the Handbook is well grounded while remaining topically fresh.’

• Contents:PART I: INTRODUCTIONManufacturing Matters: Space, Place, Time and ProductionJennifer Clark, John R. Bryson and Vida VanchanPART II: (PROCESSES) BUILDING BLOCKS: FACTOR INPUTS AND PRODUCTION ORGANIZATION1. Manufacturing Management in Theory and Practice Paul L. Forrester2. Manufacturing and LaborSally Weller3. How Does Financialization Affect Manufacturing Investment? Preliminary Evidence from the US and UK Susan Christopherson4. Manufacturing LogisticsPeter V. Hall 5. Reshoring and the ‘Manufacturing Moment’ Margaret Cowell and John Provo 6. Relocation of Production Activities and Underlying Social Dynamics: An Analytical Framework based on a Canadian PerspectivePatrice Jalette7. Tool-less Manufacture: Digital Fabrication, 3D Printing and the Third Industrial RevolutionMichael Ward8. Engineering and Manufacturing: Concurrent Maturation of xRLBen Wang, William C. Kessler and Andrew Dugenske9. Energy and Manufacturing: Technology and Policy Transformations and ChallengesMarilyn A. Brown and Gyungwon Kim10. Design and Manufacturing: The Competitiveness of American, European and Chinese Industrial Design Companies Vida Vanchan and John R. Bryson11. Intellectual Property and Patents: Knowledge Creation and DiffusionDieter F. KoglerPART III: INDUSTRY AND FIRM CASE STUDIES12. Manufacturing Textile Futures: Innovation, Adaptation and the UK Textiles IndustryMegan Ronayne 13. Finding a Future for the US Furniture IndustrySusan Walcott14. New Geographies of Advanced Manufacturing: The Case of Machine ToolsRonald V. Kalafsky15. Farm Machinery: A Changing Path to Feed the WorldDawn M. Drake16. Hidden in Plain Sight: The North American Optics and Photonics IndustryJennifer Clark17. Traditional and Emerging Markets in the Global Steel Supply ChainCarey Durkin Treado18. Intermediate Manufacturing: Profit, Dependency and Value Attainment in Supply ChainsRachel Mulhall19. Aerospace Manufacturing: Past, Present and FutureColin G. Drury20. Manufacturing Stoke: Emergence, Transformation and Consolidation in the Surfboard IndustryAndrew Warren and Chris Gibson 21. Migrant Manufacturing: Translocal Production and the Establishment of a Polish Bakery in Birmingham, UKCatherine Harris22. Skoda Auto: The Transformation from a Domestic to a Tier Two Lead FirmPetr Pavlínek23. Samsung: Restructuring, Innovation, and Global NetworksSam Ock ParkPART IV: POLICY NARRATIVES IN MANUFACTURING24. Stability Amid Industrial Change: The Geography of U.S. Deindustrialization since 1980Marc Doussard and Greg Schrock25. Searching for Advanced Manufacturing in the United Kingdom and United States: Definitions, Measurement and Public PolicyFinbarr Livesey26. National Manufacturing Policy, Local Real Estate Markets, and the Missing Region: Prospects for Urban Industrial Development in the USLaura Wolf-Powers27. The City and Industry: Deurbanizing Manufacturing in New York City?Lynn McCormick28. Manufacturing in the Knowledge Economy: Innovation in Low-tech Industries Teis Hansen and Lars Winther29. Crafting a Comeback: Cultivating an Innovative Ecosystem in Mature Regions Maryann Feldman and Lauren Lanahan30. From Skill Mismatch to Reinterpretation: Challenges and Solutions for Manufacturing Worker Retention and RecruitmentNichola J. LowePART V: CONCLUSIONRegeneration Economies: Manufacturing as the Next Industrial RevolutionJennifer Clark, John R. Bryson and Vida VanchanIndex

Edited by John R. Bryson, Professor of Enterprise and Economic Geography, Department of Strategy and International Business, Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham, UK, Jennifer Clark, Associate Professor, School of Public Policy and Director, Center for Urban Innovation, Georgia Institute of Technology and Vida Vanchan, Professor of Geography and Planning, Geography and Planning Department, Buffalo State, The State University of New York, SUNY, US

‘In Handbook of Manufacturing Industries in the World Economy, editors Bryson, Clark, and Vanchan offer up a welcome addition to the manufacturing literature replete with valuable contributions from immensely competent researchers . . . The strengths of the Handbook are immediately apparent, and include the fact that contributions are provided by seasoned scholars, active scholars in mid-career, and budding scholars alike. The editors have thus ensured that the Handbook is well grounded while remaining topically fresh.’

• Contents:PART I: INTRODUCTIONManufacturing Matters: Space, Place, Time and ProductionJennifer Clark, John R. Bryson and Vida VanchanPART II: (PROCESSES) BUILDING BLOCKS: FACTOR INPUTS AND PRODUCTION ORGANIZATION1. Manufacturing Management in Theory and Practice Paul L. Forrester2. Manufacturing and LaborSally Weller3. How Does Financialization Affect Manufacturing Investment? Preliminary Evidence from the US and UK Susan Christopherson4. Manufacturing LogisticsPeter V. Hall 5. Reshoring and the ‘Manufacturing Moment’ Margaret Cowell and John Provo 6. Relocation of Production Activities and Underlying Social Dynamics: An Analytical Framework based on a Canadian PerspectivePatrice Jalette7. Tool-less Manufacture: Digital Fabrication, 3D Printing and the Third Industrial RevolutionMichael Ward8. Engineering and Manufacturing: Concurrent Maturation of xRLBen Wang, William C. Kessler and Andrew Dugenske9. Energy and Manufacturing: Technology and Policy Transformations and ChallengesMarilyn A. Brown and Gyungwon Kim10. Design and Manufacturing: The Competitiveness of American, European and Chinese Industrial Design Companies Vida Vanchan and John R. Bryson11. Intellectual Property and Patents: Knowledge Creation and DiffusionDieter F. KoglerPART III: INDUSTRY AND FIRM CASE STUDIES12. Manufacturing Textile Futures: Innovation, Adaptation and the UK Textiles IndustryMegan Ronayne 13. Finding a Future for the US Furniture IndustrySusan Walcott14. New Geographies of Advanced Manufacturing: The Case of Machine ToolsRonald V. Kalafsky15. Farm Machinery: A Changing Path to Feed the WorldDawn M. Drake16. Hidden in Plain Sight: The North American Optics and Photonics IndustryJennifer Clark17. Traditional and Emerging Markets in the Global Steel Supply ChainCarey Durkin Treado18. Intermediate Manufacturing: Profit, Dependency and Value Attainment in Supply ChainsRachel Mulhall19. Aerospace Manufacturing: Past, Present and FutureColin G. Drury20. Manufacturing Stoke: Emergence, Transformation and Consolidation in the Surfboard IndustryAndrew Warren and Chris Gibson 21. Migrant Manufacturing: Translocal Production and the Establishment of a Polish Bakery in Birmingham, UKCatherine Harris22. Skoda Auto: The Transformation from a Domestic to a Tier Two Lead FirmPetr Pavlínek23. Samsung: Restructuring, Innovation, and Global NetworksSam Ock ParkPART IV: POLICY NARRATIVES IN MANUFACTURING24. Stability Amid Industrial Change: The Geography of U.S. Deindustrialization since 1980Marc Doussard and Greg Schrock25. Searching for Advanced Manufacturing in the United Kingdom and United States: Definitions, Measurement and Public PolicyFinbarr Livesey26. National Manufacturing Policy, Local Real Estate Markets, and the Missing Region: Prospects for Urban Industrial Development in the USLaura Wolf-Powers27. The City and Industry: Deurbanizing Manufacturing in New York City?Lynn McCormick28. Manufacturing in the Knowledge Economy: Innovation in Low-tech Industries Teis Hansen and Lars Winther29. Crafting a Comeback: Cultivating an Innovative Ecosystem in Mature Regions Maryann Feldman and Lauren Lanahan30. From Skill Mismatch to Reinterpretation: Challenges and Solutions for Manufacturing Worker Retention and RecruitmentNichola J. LowePART V: CONCLUSIONRegeneration Economies: Manufacturing as the Next Industrial RevolutionJennifer Clark, John R. Bryson and Vida VanchanIndex

Edited by John R. Bryson, Professor of Enterprise and Economic Geography, Department of Strategy and International Business, Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham, UK, Jennifer Clark, Associate Professor, School of Public Policy and Director, Center for Urban Innovation, Georgia Institute of Technology and Vida Vanchan, Professor of Geography and Planning, Geography and Planning Department, Buffalo State, The State University of New York, SUNY, US

‘In Handbook of Manufacturing Industries in the World Economy, editors Bryson, Clark, and Vanchan offer up a welcome addition to the manufacturing literature replete with valuable contributions from immensely competent researchers . . . The strengths of the Handbook are immediately apparent, and include the fact that contributions are provided by seasoned scholars, active scholars in mid-career, and budding scholars alike. The editors have thus ensured that the Handbook is well grounded while remaining topically fresh.’

• Contents:PART I: INTRODUCTIONManufacturing Matters: Space, Place, Time and ProductionJennifer Clark, John R. Bryson and Vida VanchanPART II: (PROCESSES) BUILDING BLOCKS: FACTOR INPUTS AND PRODUCTION ORGANIZATION1. Manufacturing Management in Theory and Practice Paul L. Forrester2. Manufacturing and LaborSally Weller3. How Does Financialization Affect Manufacturing Investment? Preliminary Evidence from the US and UK Susan Christopherson4. Manufacturing LogisticsPeter V. Hall 5. Reshoring and the ‘Manufacturing Moment’ Margaret Cowell and John Provo 6. Relocation of Production Activities and Underlying Social Dynamics: An Analytical Framework based on a Canadian PerspectivePatrice Jalette7. Tool-less Manufacture: Digital Fabrication, 3D Printing and the Third Industrial RevolutionMichael Ward8. Engineering and Manufacturing: Concurrent Maturation of xRLBen Wang, William C. Kessler and Andrew Dugenske9. Energy and Manufacturing: Technology and Policy Transformations and ChallengesMarilyn A. Brown and Gyungwon Kim10. Design and Manufacturing: The Competitiveness of American, European and Chinese Industrial Design Companies Vida Vanchan and John R. Bryson11. Intellectual Property and Patents: Knowledge Creation and DiffusionDieter F. KoglerPART III: INDUSTRY AND FIRM CASE STUDIES12. Manufacturing Textile Futures: Innovation, Adaptation and the UK Textiles IndustryMegan Ronayne 13. Finding a Future for the US Furniture IndustrySusan Walcott14. New Geographies of Advanced Manufacturing: The Case of Machine ToolsRonald V. Kalafsky15. Farm Machinery: A Changing Path to Feed the WorldDawn M. Drake16. Hidden in Plain Sight: The North American Optics and Photonics IndustryJennifer Clark17. Traditional and Emerging Markets in the Global Steel Supply ChainCarey Durkin Treado18. Intermediate Manufacturing: Profit, Dependency and Value Attainment in Supply ChainsRachel Mulhall19. Aerospace Manufacturing: Past, Present and FutureColin G. Drury20. Manufacturing Stoke: Emergence, Transformation and Consolidation in the Surfboard IndustryAndrew Warren and Chris Gibson 21. Migrant Manufacturing: Translocal Production and the Establishment of a Polish Bakery in Birmingham, UKCatherine Harris22. Skoda Auto: The Transformation from a Domestic to a Tier Two Lead FirmPetr Pavlínek23. Samsung: Restructuring, Innovation, and Global NetworksSam Ock ParkPART IV: POLICY NARRATIVES IN MANUFACTURING24. Stability Amid Industrial Change: The Geography of U.S. Deindustrialization since 1980Marc Doussard and Greg Schrock25. Searching for Advanced Manufacturing in the United Kingdom and United States: Definitions, Measurement and Public PolicyFinbarr Livesey26. National Manufacturing Policy, Local Real Estate Markets, and the Missing Region: Prospects for Urban Industrial Development in the USLaura Wolf-Powers27. The City and Industry: Deurbanizing Manufacturing in New York City?Lynn McCormick28. Manufacturing in the Knowledge Economy: Innovation in Low-tech Industries Teis Hansen and Lars Winther29. Crafting a Comeback: Cultivating an Innovative Ecosystem in Mature Regions Maryann Feldman and Lauren Lanahan30. From Skill Mismatch to Reinterpretation: Challenges and Solutions for Manufacturing Worker Retention and RecruitmentNichola J. LowePART V: CONCLUSIONRegeneration Economies: Manufacturing as the Next Industrial RevolutionJennifer Clark, John R. Bryson and Vida VanchanIndex