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Dalla Resistenza alla ricostruzione. Dinamiche di sviluppo economico nella provincia di Padova
No full textAspetti e problemi dell'assetto agrario nell'alta provincia padovana nel primo Ottocento.Il caso di Carmignano di Brenta
No full textL'industria navale veneta e olandese in età moderna. Peculiarità e risultati di due modelli di sviluppo industriale
No full textDes Flandres à lâ€TMArsenal. Transaferts dâ€TMhommes et de compétences pour le développement de manufactures vénitiennes de toiles à voile en chanvre
No full textCanapa e potenza navale. Lâ€TMApprovvigionamento dellâ€TMArsenale di Veneza
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French Residents in Ottoman Crete. Trade diplomacy, and Daily Life in the Early 18th Century
No full textProduzione, trasformazione e commercio della canapa nelle province venete in età contemporanea
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Il Conte di Vivonne negli ultimi giorni della guerra di Candia. Opinioni su una campagna sfortunata
No full textTerritorial distribution of economic activities and resilience in Vicenza’s jewelry industry
No full textRelevance. The paper analyzes the development of Vicenza’s jewelry industry with a focus on the region’s resilience to external shocks and on the role that firms’ spatial concentration plays in the way territories respond to crises. The proposed analysis can provide entrepreneurs, managers, and public de-cision-makers with new insights into how firms’ location patterns influence economic development. Research Objectives. The purpose of this research is to test empirically the correlation between firms’ concentration, and resilience to external shocks. Data and Methods. The study uses the statistical data on the number of em-ployees and active firms within the selected territory provided by Infocamere (Information Society of Italian Trade Chambers) over the last 20 years (2000–2021). These data are used to trace the localization of firms with the help of concentration indexes. By comparing the above-mentioned data, the study tests the correlation between firms’ concentration levels, the sector’s economic performance, and the reaction of territories to external shocks. Results. Territories with high concentration levels of firms working in the same sector perform better than other territories. Moreover, territorial concentration increases during and after any adverse external shock. These results are consistent with the research evidence, stressing the relevance of Marshalli-an-like districts for sharing practices, technology, know-how, access to infor-mation, institutional links. These factors, in turn, enhance firms’ resilience to external shocks. Conclusions. The results provide a new understanding of how firms’ location schemes can affect sustainable territorial development
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