Moving towards a knowledge city: Brisbane’s knowledge-based urban development experience

Tan Yigitcanlar; Shinyi Lee

Conference paper

Moving towards a knowledge city: Brisbane’s knowledge-based urban development experience

27 Nov 2009

Tan Yigitcanlar,

Shinyi Lee

Publisher

4th State of Australian Cities National Conference, 24-27 November 2009, Perth, Australia

Knowledge infrastructures Employment and innovation clusters Information professionals Cultural industries Urban planning Workforce planning Brisbane

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This paper investigates Brisbane's urban development strategies that support generation, attraction and retention of investment and talent in knowledge-based industries.

Publication Details

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Yes

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open

Post date:

4 Dec 2015

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