Leeds University Business School has published a compelling blog article on January 6, 2025, delving into the paper "Symbolic knowledge innovation through bricolage in the periphery: the Bauhaus movement", authored by Effie Kesidou, Emmanuella Plakoyiannaki, and Janja Annabel Tardios. The paper, originally published in July 2024 in the Journal of Economic Geography, explores how the iconic Bauhaus movement exemplifies innovation in peripheral regions and its implications for modern economic geography. In the blog article, the Understanding of Symbolic Knowledge Innovation in the Periphery and Policy Recommendations for Peripheral Regions were discussed in more detail. 

Please find the article here: How peripheral regions can drive symbolic knowledge innovation - insights from the Bauhaus movement | Blog | Centres and institutes | University of Leeds