Regional imbalances can be overcome by innovation efforts supported by local clusters in regions. Therefore, the economic policies implemented have to be varied by regional properties
The book subjects the regional imbalances and regional development policies. The book investigates the factors causing the regional imbalances. The book results that Turkey's policies struggles with the regional imbalance and Turkey should make more effective regional development policies.
Haktan Sevinc is an Associate Professor of International Economics at the Ig dir Univer-sity in Turkey. He holds a PhD from the Ataturk University in Turkey, where he works at the International Economics and Regional Development. His research interests include regional development, investment incentives and political economics.
Haktan SevincIntroduction Region, Regional Imbalance and Regional Development Policies
Sabri Azgun, Berna Ak Bingul and Demet Eroglu SevincChapter
Regional Income Inequality and Its Measurement
Sertac Hopoglu and Demet Eroglu SevincChapter
Regions and Sustainable Development
Nazim CatalbasChapter
The Relationship Between Regional Development and Regional Development Agencies
Emine Demet Ekinci HamamciChapter
The Innovation Systems from National to Regional Level: The Role of RIS in the Regional Development
Idil Gulnihal YaziciChapter
The Process of Regional Development in Turkey and the Interaction of Non-governmental Organizations
Esra DoganChapter
The Impact of the Change in the Investment Incentive System Application in Turkey on Regional Income Convergence
Necmettin CelikChapter
The Division and Specialization Proposals to Regions in Line with the Spatial and Sectoral Concentration Patterns of Turkey
Murat CiftciChapter
Regional Clustering in Social Service Workers: An Application with Three Star Analysis (2008-2017)