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2013, Volume 31, Issue 2

• 193-221 Overeducation and externalities in the EU: the combined moderating influence of migration and gender
  by Vassilis Tselios
• 222-239 Global environmental governance and North–South dynamics: the case of the CITES
  by Rosaleen Duffy
• 240-256 What kind of leadership do we need for climate adaptation? A�framework for analyzing leadership objectives, functions, and tasks in climate change adaptation
  by Sander Meijerink & Sabina Stiller
• 257-275 Governance over land development during rapid urbanization under institutional uncertainty, with reference to periurbanization in Guangzhou metropolitan region, China
  by Jieming Zhu
• 276-291 Analysing urban governance networks: bringing regime theory back in
  by Ismael Blanco
• 292-307 The hurdles of local governments with PPP contracts in the waste sector
  by Nuno Ferreira da Cruz & Pedro Simões & Rui Cunha Marques
• 308-323 Living multiculture: understanding the new spatial and social relations of ethnicity and multiculture in England
  by Sarah Neal & Katy Bennett & Allan Cochrane & Giles Mohan
• 324-339 ‘Communities with oomph’? Exploring the potential for stronger social ties to revitalise disadvantaged neighbourhoods
  by Richard Crisp
• 340-356 Fighting the pipe: neoliberal governance and barriers to effective community participation in energy infrastructure planning
  by Christopher Groves & Max Munday & Natalia Yakovleva
• 357-376 Inclusive development? A state-led land development model in New Town, Kolkata
  by Urmi Sengupta

2013, Volume 31, Issue 1

• 1-4 Entrepreneurship and the role of policy
  by Nick Williams
• 5-23 Promoting private sector development in China: the challenge of building institutional capacity at the local level
  by Andrew Atherton & David Smallbone
• 24-38 An evaluation of public spending: the effectiveness of a government-supported networking program in Flanders
  by Philippe Van Cauwenberge & Heidi Vander Bauwhede & Bilitis Schoonjans
• 39-55 Is public procurement a successful small business support policy? A review of the evidence
  by Kim Loader
• 56-81 Evaluating the impact of different training methods on SME business performance
  by Paul Jones & Malcolm Beynon & David Pickernell & Gary Packham
• 82-101 Effective strategy implementation: why partnership interconnectivity matters
  by Nancy Holman
• 102-118 Understanding the causes of informal and formal discretion in the delivery of enterprise policies: a�multiple case study
  by Arturo Vega & Mike Chiasson & David Brown
• 119-133 Environmental management systems and the third sector: exploring weak adoption in the UK
  by Rebecca Edwards & Graham Smith & Milena Büchs
• 134-153 Mainstreaming climate policy: the case of climate adaptation and the implementation of EU water policy
  by Stijn Brouwer & Tim Rayner & Dave Huitema
• 154-167 Getting access to water: property rights or public policy strategies?
  by David Aubin & Frédéric Varone
• 168-181 What is wrong with virtual water trading? On the limitations of the virtual water concept
  by Erik Gawel & Kristina Bernsen

2012, Volume 30, Issue 6

• 943-943 Revisiting ... the most downloaded paper in 2011–12
  by Andrew Jordan & Andrés Rodríguez-Pose
• 944-950 Revisiting … Ethnic-minority businesses in the United Kingdom: a review of research and policy developments
  by Trevor Jones & Monder Ram
• 951-967 Migration, environmental change, and the ‘challenges of governance’
  by Andrew Geddes & W Neil Adger & Nigel W Arnell & Richard Black & David S G Thomas
• 968-981 Mitigating conflict and violence in African cities
  by Sean Fox & Jo Beall
• 982-996 India’s ecocity? Environment, urbanisation, and mobility in the making of Lavasa
  by Ayona Datta
• 997-1014 Water scarcity, conflict, and migration: a comparative analysis and reappraisal
  by Jan Selby & Clemens Hoffmann
• 1015-1028 Migration and environmental change in international governance: the case of the European Union
  by Andrew Geddes & William Somerville
• 1029-1044 Migration as adaptation? Exploring the scope for coordinating environmental and migration policies in the European Union
  by Andrew Geddes & Andrew Jordan
• 1045-1060 Environmental change and migration: legal and political frameworks
  by Susan F Martin
• 1061-1077 Human migration and displacement in the context of adaptation to climate change: the Cancun Adaptation Framework and potential for future action
  by Koko Warner
• 1078-1082 The implications for governance of migration linked to environmental change: key findings and new research directions
  by Andrew Geddes & W Neil Adger & Nigel W Arnell & David S G Thomas
• 1083-1099 Making government liquid: shifts in governance using financialisation as a political device
  by Paul du Gay & Yuval Millo & Penelope Tuck
• 1100-1115 Institutional entrepreneurship in hostile settings: health and social care partnerships in Scotland, 2002–05
  by Tom Forbes
• 1116-1128 Leaders, followers, and laggards: adoption of the US Conference of Mayors Climate Protection Agreement in California
  by Rui Wang

2012, Volume 30, Issue 5

• 761-765 'New' cluster policies: a process-based approach
  by Claire Champenois & Sabine Menu
• 766-779 Triple helix clusters: boundary permeability at university–industry–government interfaces as a regional innovation strategy
  by Henry Etzkowitz
• 780-795 Policy learning and the ‘cluster-flavoured innovation policy’ in Finland
  by Markku Sotarauta
• 796-815 How can a cluster policy enhance entrepreneurship? Evidence from the German ‘BioRegio’ case
  by Claire Champenois
• 816-834 The role of cluster policy on leadership: evidence from two P�les de comp�titivit�
  by Sabine Menu
• 835-847 Why is intersectoral cooperation difficult to maintain? Insights from French cluster policy
  by Dima Younès
• 848-870 Is there a link between globalization and governance?
  by Roberto Ezcurra
• 871-890 Dynamics of spatial interdependence: the contingent effect of international trade on voluntary environmental standards
  by Christopher Marcoux & Johannes Urpelainen
• 891-909 Divergent pathways of development: a comparative case study of human well-being in two Thai provinces
  by Sarah Parks
• 910-923 Soft spaces as vehicles for neoliberal transformations of strategic spatial planning?
  by Kristian Olesen
• 924-940 The limits to libertarian paternalism: two new critiques and seven best-practice imperatives
  by Nick Gill & Matthew Gill
• 941-942 Review essay: The path towards corporate social responsibility
  by Judith L Walls

2012, Volume 30, Issue 4

• 556-570 Transnational environmental governance: new findings and emerging research agendas
  by Harriet Bulkeley & Andy Jordan
• 571-590 The transnational regime complex for climate change
  by Kenneth W Abbott
• 591-612 Governing climate change transnationally: assessing the evidence from a database of sixty initiatives
  by Harriet Bulkeley & Liliana Andonova & Karin Bäckstrand & Michele Betsill & Daniel Compagnon & Rosaleen Duffy & Ans Kolk & Matthew Hoffmann & David Levy & Peter Newell & Tori Milledge & Matthew Paterson & Philipp Pattberg & Stacy VanDeveer
• 613-626 How climate change became a business risk: analyzing nonstate agency in global climate politics
  by Philipp Pattberg
• 627-642 Transnational public–private partnerships’ performance in water governance: institutional design matters
  by Marianne Beisheim & Sabine Campe
• 643-657 Building environmental governance in Bosnia-Herzegovina: Europeanisation and transnational assistance in the context of limited statehood
  by Adam Fagan
• 658-674 Disrupting the public–private distinction: excavating the government of carbon markets post-Copenhagen
  by Eva Lövbrand & Johannes Stripple
• 675-692 Privatization and intermunicipal contracting: the US local government experience 1992–2007
  by Amir Hefetz & Mildred E Warner & Eran Vigoda-Gadot
• 693-711 Popular perception of urban transformation through megaevents: understanding support for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi
  by Martin Müller
• 712-729 Community development corporations, policy networks, and the rescaling of community development advocacy
  by Corianne Payton Scally
• 730-745 Shallow or deep Europeanisation? The uneven impact of EU cohesion policy on the regional and local authorities in Poland
  by Marcin Dąbrowski

2012, Volume 30, Issue 3

• 401-415 Proceeding in parallel or drifting apart? A systematic review of policy appraisal research and practices
  by Camilla Adelle & Andrew Jordan & John Turnpenny
• 416-428 Policy conflict and the feasibility of water pollution trading programs in the Tai Lake Basin, China
  by Yongliang Zhang & Bing Zhang & Jun Bi
• 429-447 Achievements and opportunities in initiating governance for urban sustainability
  by Riley Smith & Arnim Wiek
• 448-466 Who benefits and who loses from flood risk reduction?
  by Edmund C Penning-Rowsell & Joanna Pardoe
• 467-486 (Un)sustainable territories: causes of the speculative bubble in Spain (1996–2010) and its territorial, environmental, and sociopolitical consequences
  by Juan Romero & Fernando Jiménez & Manuel Villoria
• 487-503 A boundary organization and its changing environment: the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency, the MNP
  by Udo Pesch & Dave Huitema & Matthijs Hisschemöller
• 504-519 Ethnic minority business support in the West Midlands: challenges and developments
  by Monder Ram & Kiran Trehan & John Rouse & Kassa Woldesenbet & Trevor Jones
• 520-535 Creating 'a generation of NIMBYs'? Interpreting the role of the state in managing the politics of urban development
  by Andy Inch
• 536-552 Is regional planning dead or just coping? The�transformation of a state sociospatial project into�growth-oriented strategies
  by Daniel Galland

2012, Volume 30, Issue 2

• 191-208 Urban sustainability, conflict management, and the geographies of postpoliticism: a case study of Taipei
  by Mike Raco & Wen-I Lin
• 209-227 Subsistence farming, incomes, and agricultural livelihoods in the new member states of the European Union
  by Sophia Davidova & Lena Fredriksson & Matthew Gorton & Plamen Mishev & Dan Petrovici
• 228-247 The effect of the notional interest deduction on the capital structure of Belgian SMEs
  by Katrien Kestens & Philippe Van Cauwenberge & Johan Christiaens
• 248-266 Citizen control and the efficiency of local public services
  by N�ria Bosch & Marta Espasa & Toni Mora
• 267-281 The impact of EU structural funds on regional disparities within member states
  by Andreas P Kyriacou & Oriol Roca-Sagal�s
• 282-296 From a fossil-fuel to a biobased economy: the politics of industrial biotechnology
  by Ben Richardson
• 297-321 Immigration and the economic health of Canadian cities
  by Laura A Reese
• 322-346 Assessing the relative health care spending needs of the UK’s devolved territories: a Scottish perspective
  by Rob Ball & David King & David Eiser
• 347-361 Peripherality and integration: industrial growth and decline in the Greek regions
  by George Petrakos & Georgios Fotopoulos & Dimitris Kallioras
• 362-380 Air pollution and business political influence in fifteen OECD countries
  by Patrick Bernhagen

2012, Volume 30, Issue 1

• 1-9 Devolution and the shifting political economic geographies of the United Kingdom
  by Mike Danson & Gordon MacLeod & Gerry Mooney
• 10-28 In search of the ‘economic dividend’ of devolution: spatial disparities, spatial economic policy, and decentralisation in the UK
  by Andy Pike & Andr�s Rodr�guez-Pose & John Tomaney & Gianpiero Torrisi & Vassilis Tselios
• 29-45 Reconsidering the English question as a matter of democratic politics and spatial justice
  by Krisztina Varr�
• 46-61 Devolution and the politics of development in Northern Ireland
  by Brendan Murtagh & Peter Shirlow
• 62-77 Competitive nationalism: state, class, and the forms of capital in devolved Scotland
  by Alex Law & Gerry Mooney
• 78-94 Devolution, institutions, and organisations: changing models of regional development agencies
  by Mike Danson & Greg Lloyd
• 95-108 Making up a region: the rise and fall of the ‘South East of England’ as a political territory
  by Allan Cochrane
• 109-127 Policy storylines in Indian climate politics: opening new political spaces?
  by Susannah Fisher
• 128-146 The determinants of science-based cluster growth: the case of nanotechnology
  by Vincent Mangematin & Khalid Errabi
• 147-161 From area-based initiatives to strategic partnerships: have we lost the meaning of regeneration?
  by Peter Matthews
• 162-179 The challenge of policy coordination for sustainable sociotechnical transitions: the case of the zero-carbon homes agenda in England
  by Dan Greenwood

2011, Volume 29, Issue 5

• 761-782 Hearing but not listening? A participatory assessment of public participation in planning
  by Elisabeth Conrad & Louis F Cassar & Mike Christie & Ioan Fazey
• 783-801 Corporate political strategizing in the European Union during the 2007 – 10 recession: an exploratory study
  by Andrew Barron & Peter Hult�n
• 802-820 Political determinants of regional financing: the case of Spain
  by Juan Luis G�mez Reino & Ana Herrero Alcalde
• 821-847 Publicly funded prestart support for new firms: who demands it and how it affects their employment growth
  by Joan-Lluis Capelleras & Ignacio Cont�n-Pilart & Martin Larraza-Kintana
• 848-871 An outcome-based resource allocation model for local education services in Wales
  by Glen Bramley & David Watkins & Noah Kofi Karley
• 872-888 Values, meanings, and positionalities: the controversial valuation of water in Rio de Janeiro
  by Antonio A R Ioris
• 889-910 The question of clusters in lagging regions: do they really make the difference? A case study in Romania
  by Daniela-Luminita Constantin & Carmen Beatrice Pauna & Mariana Dragusin & Zizi Goschin & Constanta Bodea
• 911-926 University technology business incubators: helping new entrepreneurial firms to learn to grow
  by Dean Patton & Susan Marlow
• 927-942 The continuing popularity of the neighbourhood and neighbourhood governance in the transition from the ‘big state’ to the ‘big society’ paradigm
  by Nick Bailey & Madeleine Pill

2011, Volume 29, Issue 4

• 571-576 Policy support for SMEs
  by Robert Blackburn & David Smallbone
• 577-604 Public business advice in the founding process: an empirical evaluation of subjective and economic effects
  by Sarah K�sters & Martin Obschonka
• 605-621 A survey of tax compliance costs of Flemish SMEs: magnitude and determinants
  by Bilitis Schoonjans & Philippe Van Cauwenberge & Catherine Reekmans & Gudrun Simoens
• 622-640 An interventionist framework for promoting sustainable growth in SMEs: the role of HEIs as implementation specialists
  by Hossam S Ismail & Jenny Poolton & Hossein Sharifi
• 641-658 Competing agendas in public procurement: an empirical analysis of opportunities and limits in the UK for SMEs
  by David Pickernell & Adrian Kay & Gary Packham & Christopher Miller
• 659-676 Structures of exclusion from enterprise finance
  by Julia Rouse & Dilani Jayawarna
• 677-692 Power and rationality: the politics of harbour reclamation in Hong Kong
  by Mee Kam Ng
• 693-708 Who greens the northern light? Green inside activists in local environmental governing in Sweden
  by Erik Hysing & Jan Olsson
• 709-727 The effects of municipal policy strategies on social assistance inflow and outflow in the Netherlands, 1999 – 2007
  by Lourens Broersma & Arjen Edzes & Jouke van Dijk
• 728-744 Towards fluid territories in European spatial development: regional development zones in Finland
  by Jussi S Jauhiainen & Helka Moilanen
• 745-760 Achieving targeted environmental flows: alternative allocation and trading models under scarce supply—lessons from the Australian reform process
  by Adam Loch & Henning Bjornlund & Ronald McIver

2011, Volume 29, Issue 3

• 381-396 Knowing our authors, knowing our impact, knowing our audience: the future of Environment and Planning C
  by Andr�s Rodr�guez-Pose & Andrew Jordan & Katie Nudd
• 397-409 Conversion as a mechanism of hybridization: the institutional transfer of industrial relations and vocational training from western to eastern Germany
  by Geny Piotti
• 410-427 Economic and political foundations of local tax structures: an empirical investigation of the tax mix of Flemish municipalities
  by Benny Geys & Federico Revelli
• 428-456 Sharing the gains of local economic growth: race-to-the-top versus race-to-the-bottom economic development
  by Stephan J Goetz & Mark D Partridge & Dan S Rickman & Shibalee Majumdar
• 457-472 Voluntary sector geographies, intraorganisational difference, and the professionalisation of volunteering: a study of land search and rescue organisations in New Zealand
  by Richard Yarwood
• 473-486 A study of R&D, collaboration, and location preferences of health and agricultural biotech firms
  by Sharmistha Bagchi-Sen & Peter Kedron & Jennifer Scully
• 487-501 Equalising spending needs of subnational governments in a developing country: the case of Tanzania
  by Maarten A Allers & Lewis J Ishemoi
• 502-519 The role of planning in housing design: design implications of land-use management
  by Harry Smith & Soledad Garcia Ferrari & Paul Jenkins
• 520-532 Understanding the scale and nature of outcome change in area-regeneration programmes: evidence from the New Deal for Communities programme in England
  by Paul Lawless
• 533-547 From ‘flood defence’ to ‘flood risk management’: exploring governance, responsibility, and blame
  by Catherine Butler & Nick Pidgeon
• 548-566 Cohesion, sharing, and integration in Northern Ireland
  by Colin Knox

2011, Volume 29, Issue 2

• 191-196 Neither revolution, nor resignation: (re)democratizing contemporary planning praxis: a commentary on Allmendinger and Haughton's "Spatial planning, devolution, and new planning spaces"
  by Jonathan Metzger
• 197-203 The political and economic consequences of decentralization
  by Ignacio Lago-Pe�as & Santiago Lago-Pe�as & Jorge Martinez-Vazquez
• 204-223 Fiscal and political decentralization and government quality
  by Andreas P Kyriacou & Oriol Roca-Sagal�s
• 224-243 Fiscal federalism and long-run macroeconomic performance: a survey of recent research
  by Lars P Feld & Jan Schnellenbach
• 244-263 Decentralization and the nationalization of party systems
  by Ignacio Lago-Pe�as & Santiago Lago-Pe�as
• 264-280 Tax assignment: does the practice match the theory?
  by Roy Bahl & Musharraf Cyan
• 281-296 Does fiscal decentralisation strengthen social capital? Cross-country evidence and the experiences of Brazil and Indonesia
  by Luiz de Mello
• 297-320 Decentralization and voter turnout
  by Andr� Blais & Eva Anduiza & Aina Gallego
• 321-343 The consequences of fiscal decentralization on poverty and income equality
  by Cristian F Sepulveda & Jorge Martinez-Vazquez
• 344-362 Decentralization and corruption: new cross-country evidence
  by Maksym Ivanyna & Anwar Shah
• 363-378 Infrastructure procurement: learning from private – public partnership experiences ‘down under’
  by Michael Regan & Jim Smith & Peter Love

2011, Volume 29, Issue 1

• 2-23 Are innovative regions more unequal? Evidence from Europe
  by Neil Lee
• 24-45 Policy learning through public inquiries? The case of UK nuclear energy policy 1955 – 61
  by Elizabeth Rough
• 46-62 Symbolic or substantive policy? Measuring the extent of local commitment to climate protection
  by Rachel M Krause
• 63-79 Reflexivity, integration and autonomy in regional development: Turkey – EU partnership
  by Oya Açıkalın
• 80-95 Placing agriculture within rural development: evidence from EU case studies
  by Carmen Hubbard & Matthew Gorton
• 96-112 Institutional entrepreneurship for knowledge regions: in search of a fresh set of questions for regional innovation studies
  by Markku Sotarauta & Riina Pulkkinen
• 113-132 The rise of multilevel governance for biodiversity conservation in Belarus
  by Ilona M Otto & Anton Shkaruba & Viktar Kireyeu
• 133-148 The place and practices of well-being in local governance
  by Sarah Atkinson & Kerry E Joyce
• 149-169 Changes in the probability of voter turnout when resiting polling stations: a case study in Brent, UK
  by Scott Orford & Colin Rallings & Michael Thrasher & Galina Borisyuk
• 170-185 Volunteers on the political anvil: citizenship and volunteer biodiversity monitoring in three postcommunist countries
  by Sandra Bell & Hugo Reinert & Joanna Cent & Malgorzata Grodzińska-Jurczak & Hanna Kobierska & Dan Podjed & Deivida Vandzinskaite

2010, Volume 28, Issue 6

• 951-951 Revisiting ... the most downloaded paper in 2009–10
  by Andrew Jordan & Andr�s Rodr�guez-Pose
• 952-957 Revisiting ... Governing space: planning reform and the politics of sustainability
  by Richard Cowell & Susan Owens
• 958-977 Purchaser – provider split: does theory match evidence in Tasmania?
  by Abdulai K Mohammed
• 978-991 Financing urban government in transition countries: assessment uniformity and the property tax
  by Katrina Connolly & Michael Bell
• 992-1010 Stopping the unstoppable? A discursive-institutionalist analysis of renewable transport fuel policy
  by James Palmer
• 1011-1027 Energy services for the urban poor: NGO participation in slum electrification in India
  by Bipasha Baruah
• 1028-1044 Exploring food policy developments within the United Kingdom
  by Jane Midgley
• 1045-1062 The changing role of the state in Dutch regional partnerships
  by Wiebren Kuindersma & Froukje G Boonstra
• 1063-1082 Cluster policies in the US and Germany: varieties of capitalism perspective on two high-tech states
  by Rolf Sternberg & Matthias Kiese & Dennis Stockinger
• 1083-1100 International urban festivals as a catalyst for governance capacity building
  by Paul Benneworth & Hugh Dauncey
• 1101-1119 Transformations of Vietnamese shrimp aquaculture policy: empirical evidence from the Mekong Delta
  by Tran Thi Thu Ha & Simon R Bush
• 1120-1134 Environmental policy integration: the role of policy windows in the integration of noise and spatial planning
  by Miriam Weber & Peter P J Driessen

2010, Volume 28, Issue 5

• 761-767 Do different types of capital cities make a difference for economic dynamism?
  by Horst Zimmermann
• 768-782 Making sense of EU state aid requirements: the case of green services
  by Pieter Zwaan & Henri Goverde
• 783-802 What is driving the increasing presence of citizen participation initiatives?
  by Ana Yetano & Sonia Royo & Basilio Acerete
• 803-818 Spatial planning, devolution, and new planning spaces
  by Phil Allmendinger & Graham Haughton
• 819-833 Meta-analyses of labour-market impacts of immigration: key conclusions and policy implications
  by Simonetta Longhi & Peter Nijkamp & Jacques Poot
• 834-850 The role of the government in adaptation to climate change
  by Daniel Osberghaus & Astrid Dannenberg & Tim Mennel & Bodo Sturm
• 851-871 The impact of internal and external characteristics on the adoption of climate mitigation policies by US municipalities
  by Damian Pitt
• 872-886 From brown to green? Assessing social vulnerability to environmental gentrification in New York City
  by Hamil Pearsall
• 887-904 The biotechnology industry in the Prague metropolitan region: a cluster within a fragmented innovation system?
  by Jiří Blažek & Pavla Žížalová
• 905-922 Cornering the market: restriction of retail supermarket locations
  by Nairne Cameron & Carl G Amrhein & Karen E Smoyer-Tomic & Kim D Raine & Lee Yen Chong
• 923-942 Retrenchment or resilience? New evidence on relative social expenditure trends
  by Jon Olaskoaga-Larrauri & Ricardo Al�ez-Aller & Pablo D�az-de-Basurto
• 950-950 Erratum
  by Mu�iz Zafra-G�mez

2010, Volume 28, Issue 4

• 571-573 Recent editorial changes
  by Andrew Jordan & Andr�s Rodr�guez-Pose
• 574-594 Getting involved in plan making: participation and stakeholder involvement in local and regional spatial strategies in England
  by Mark Baker & Stephen Hincks & Graeme Sherriff
• 595-608 Local wind or Russian gas? Contextual influences on Polish attitudes to wind energy developments
  by J Richard Eiser & Katarzyna Aluchna & Christopher R Jones
• 609-629 Overcoming cost-inefficiencies within small municipalities: improve financial condition or reduce the quality of public services?
  by Jos� Luis Zafra-G�mez & Manuel Antonio & Mu�iz P�rez
• 630-645 Organising intergovernmental relations: insights from cultural theory
  by Tom Entwistle
• 646-665 What factors influence the behaviour of nonprofit organisations? The example of the continuing training sector in France
  by Franck Bailly & Karine Chapelle
• 666-680 Second homes within Irish housing booms and busts: North – South comparisons, contrasts, and debates
  by Michelle Norris & Chris Paris & Nessa Winston
• 681-695 From regional systems of innovation to regions as innovation policy spaces
  by Elvira Uyarra & Kieron Flanagan
• 696-713 Responding to diversity: workforce intermediation in a transitioning regional economy
  by Nichola J Lowe
• 714-732 Ensuring local community interests in market-oriented urban planning? The role of local politicians
  by Gro S Hanssen
• 733-758 Does regulation perform better than self-regulation? An analysis of Spanish environmental policies
  by C�sar Camis�n-Zornoza & Montserrat Boronat-Navarro

2010, Volume 28, Issue 3

• 381-388 Decentralization, welfare, and social citizenship in contemporary democracies
  by Keith Banting & Joan Costa-Font
• 389-404 Decentralisation and devolution in Canadian social housing policy
  by Roberto Leone & Barbara W Carroll
• 405-419 Territorial politics in hard times: the welfare state under pressure in Germany, Spain, and the United Kingdom
  by Scott Greer
• 420-434 Does nationalism trigger welfare-state disintegration? Social policy and territorial mobilization in Belgium and Canada
  by Daniel B�land & Andr� Lecours
• 435-449 Does devolution lead to regional inequalities in welfare activity?
  by Joan Costa-Font
• 450-468 Decentralisation and educational achievement in Germany and the UK
  by Anne West & Jutta Allmendinger & Rita Nikolai & Eleanor Barham
• 469-491 Factors explaining the regulatory activity of the Spanish Autonomous Communities (1989 – 2001)
  by Julio L�pez-Laborda & Jaime Vall�s-Gim�nez
• 492-511 Ecological modernisation and the scalar level of contradictions in Southern European water politics: the case of the Odelouca Dam in Portugal
  by Andreas Thiel
• 512-527 Negotiating local development: the Italian experience of ‘Territorial Pacts’
  by Francesco Ramella
• 528-551 Beneath the surface: intranational institutions and management of the United States – Mexico transboundary Santa Cruz aquifer
  by Anita Milman & Christopher A Scott
• 552-566 The use and usefulness of financial assistance to UK SMEs
  by Liang Han & Alan Benson

2010, Volume 28, Issue 2

• 191-194 SME policy and the role of government
  by Colette Henry
• 195-210 Entrepreneurship and government policy in former Societ republics: Belarus and Estonia compared
  by David Smallbone & Friederike Welter
• 211-224 Diversity of practical quota systems for farmland preservation: a multicountry comparison and analysis
  by Rong Tan & Volker Beckmann
• 225-240 Evaluating the impact of progressive beer duty on small breweries: a case study of tax breaks to promote SMEs
  by John Wyld & Geoff Pugh & David Tyrrall
• 241-256 The role of tax incentives in capital investment and R&D decisions
  by Francis Chittenden & Mohsen Derregia
• 257-275 Who’s driving take-up? An examination of patterns of small business engagement with Business Link
  by Andrew Atherton & Jun Yeup Kim & Hyeyoen Kim
• 276-289 Overcoming barriers to climate change adaptation—a question of multilevel governance?
  by Helene Amundsen & Frode Berglund & Hege Westskog
• 290-303 Czech physical planning at the crossroads: towards the regulation of large-scale retail developments?
  by Jana Spilkov� & Radim Perl�n
• 304-317 Networking for development in the North: power, trust, and local democracy
  by Hilde Bj�rn� & Nils Aars�ther
• 318-334 Decentralization and electoral accountability
  by Ignacio Lago-Pe�as & Santiago Lago-Pe�as
• 335-348 A fact is a fact, but perception is reality: stakeholders’ perceptions and urban policies in the process of urban restructuring
  by Anita Kokx & Ronald van Kempen
• 349-368 The contradictions in ‘alternative’ service delivery: governance, business models, and sustainability in municipal water supply
  by Kathryn Furlong & Karen Bakker
• 369-380 Sectoral volatility and regional growth in the European Union
  by Roberto Ezcurra

2010, Volume 28, Issue 1

• 1-17 Overcompliance in water quality trading programs: findings from a qualitative case study in North Carolina
  by Zo� A Hamstead & Todd K BenDor

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