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Editorial: REGION - the online open-access journal of ERSA

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  • Julia Koschinsky
  • Sierdjan Koster
  • Roberto Patuelli
  • Vicente Royuela
  • Vassilis Tselios

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This editorial launches REGION, the new online and open-access journal of ERSA. REGION aims to be a high-quality academic journal in the field of regional science. To its contributors, it offers a solid peer-review process and immediate publication upon acceptance. Also, it will be a flexible outlet, not bound by traditional journal formats or strict page limits. To its readers, the journal offers high-standard publications on current issues in regional science that are easily accessible through its website. Both submitting to the journal and accessing the contributions are free of charge to everyone.

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  • Julia Koschinsky & Sierdjan Koster & Roberto Patuelli & Vicente Royuela & Vassilis Tselios, 2014. "Editorial: REGION - the online open-access journal of ERSA," REGION, European Regional Science Association, vol. 1, pages 1-3.
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