A shadow is being cast over the valleys and the fens, with valleys and the fens, with “clusters” taking a bashing in the latest issue of Top Floor, the journal of Cambridge University’s Centre for Business Research. “Chaotic concept or policy panacea?” is the question posed by academics Ron Martin, from Cambridge, and Peter Sunley, from Edinburgh.
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