Author: Jonathan Q. Morgan

Year of DDRG Award: 2001

Grantee University: North Carolina State University

Dissertation Title: The Role of Regional Industry Clusters in Urban Economic Development: An Analysis of Process and Performance

Current Employment: School of Government, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Research Subject Areas: Economic Development, Community Development

Biography:
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