Placing entrepreneurship and firming small town economies: manufacturing firms, adaptive embeddedness, survival and linked enterprise structures

Salder, Jacob; Bryson, John R.

doi:10.1080/08985626.2019.1600238

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“…In this sociologically‐informed analysis, individuals are social agents within wider social structures. This literature has made valuable contributions to understanding people and organisations in place, but it offers ‘only limited insight in identifying embeddedness as a continual process of adaptation’ (Salder & Bryson 2019, p. 4). This is a key point.…”

Section: Embedding Worship In Place and Spacementioning

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COVID‐19, Virtual Church Services and a New Temporary Geography of Home

Bryson

Andres

Davies

2020

Tijd voor Econ & Soc Geog

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The COVID‐19 pandemic and subsequent lockdown measures implemented by the United Kingdom government from 23 March 2020 led to unprecedented adaptations from individuals and communities including places of worship, their clergy and congregations. This paper through a multi‐disciplinary dialogue between human geography and theology explores the interrelations between place, space and the spiritual. It identifies the bricolage mechanisms that were developed rapidly by churches to shift towards providing virtual church services. This was an uncommon practice by Christian denominations in the UK. COVID‐19 changed the rules requiring new practices to emerge resulting in a new form of infrasecular space to emerge. Such rapid transformations through the provision of online services and virtual embeddedness blurred the lines between sacred and secular spaces. During virtual services, the minister’s home is temporally linked to the homes of congregants forming an intersacred space. Homes and spaces within homes are transformed into temporary sacred spaces.

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Section: Embedding Worship In Place and Spacementioning

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COVID‐19, Virtual Church Services and a New Temporary Geography of Home

Bryson

Andres

Davies

2020

Tijd voor Econ & Soc Geog

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“…This is unfortunate. There are many different forms of urban experience including important differences between global or extraordinary cities (Taylor, 2013) compared with more ordinary cities (Salder & Bryson, 2019). City-regions are complex, dynamic and evolving systems.…”

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Planning, temporary urbanism and citizen-led alternative-substitute place-making in the Global South

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This paper argues that planning in the Global South needs to be embedded within a more complex and systemic framework based on understanding cities' functions and transformations, at both local and regional levels, whilst advocating for and incorporating informal and temporary dynamics. This is to differentiate between two competing processes: formal planning and citizen-led place-making, here considered as a form of reactive alternative-substitute place-making that occurs when there is no available alternative. The paper calls for a better integration of such impermanent, adaptable, temporary and alternative forms of place-making into the planning process for regional futures.

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“…This reflects a form of local embeddedness. There are many different forms of embeddedness including emotional that reflects attachment to a place (Salder and Bryson, 2019). In addition, strategic embeddedness occurs when relationships with co-located firms and institutions provides a firm with critical inputs into its operational processes.…”

Section: Worcestershire Crematorium and Swimming Poolmentioning

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Unlocking values through infrastructure interdependencies

Ersoy

Bryson

Bueren

2020

Infrastructure Asset Management

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Placing entrepreneurship and firming small town economies: manufacturing firms, adaptive embeddedness, survival and linked enterprise structures

Cited by 37 publications

References 43 publications

COVID‐19, Virtual Church Services and a New Temporary Geography of Home

COVID‐19, Virtual Church Services and a New Temporary Geography of Home

Planning, temporary urbanism and citizen-led alternative-substitute place-making in the Global South

Unlocking values through infrastructure interdependencies

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