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Doreen Massey

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made by the British geographer Doreen Massey. Furthermore, decision makers learn from the consequences of previous decisions. There is a continuous interplay between context and decision maker (or between structure and agency). Realists can explain why events have occurred—why a factory is located at a particular site—but not as examples


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made by the British geographer Doreen Massey. Furthermore, decision makers learn from the consequences of previous decisions. There is a continuous interplay between context and decision maker (or between structure and agency). Realists can explain why events have occurred—why a factory is located at a particular site—but not as examples


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