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2001, Volume 80, Issue 2
- 165-187 Calorie intake and income elasticities in EU countries: A convergence analysis using cointegration**Our research was supported by the Instituto National de Investigacion y Tecnologia Agraria y Alimentaria (INIA)
by Angulo, Ana M. & Gil, Jose M. & Gratia, Azucena - 189-209 Multi†dimensional analysis of regional inequality: The case of higher educational facilities in Spain
by Quadrado, Lucia & Loman, Sudha & Folmer, Henk - 211-230 Identifying network density and scale economies for Japanese water supply organizations**Parts of this article have been supported by the Ministry of Education's Science Research Fund
by Mizutani, Fumitoshi & Urakami, Takuya - 231-240 Regional density functions and growth patterns in major plains of China, 1982–1990**I would like to thank Jean†Claude Thill and three anonymous referees for their helpful comments and Lenny Walther for his cartographic assistance. An earlier version of this note was presented at GeoInformatics 2000 (The Association of Chinese Professionals in Geographic Information Systems Annual Conference), June 21†23, 2000, Monterey Bay, California
by Wang, Fahui
2001, Volume 80, Issue 1
- 1-23 Voting with your feet in the United Kingdom: Using cross†migration rates to estimate relative living standards**The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily represent official positions of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis or of the Federal Reserve System. I am grateful to Strat Douglas and two referees for their helpful comments and suggestions
by Wall, Howard J. - 25-44 Negotiation versus manipulation: The impact of alternate forms of LDC government behavior on the design of international environmental agreements**We thank Swapna B. Batabyal, Jean†Claude Thill and two anonymous referees for their comments on a previous version of this article. We acknowledge financial support from the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station, Utah State University, Logan, UT 84322†4810, by way of grant UTA 024. The usual disclaimer applies
by Batabyal, Amitrajeet A. - 45-66 A typology of community opportunity and vulnerability in metropolitan Australia**This article reports work conducted under a priority project on 'Community Expansion and Vulnerability in Australia: Strategies for the Regeneration of Localities,' funded by the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI). The authors acknowledge with thanks the funding support from the Board of AHURI
by Stimson, Robert & Baum, Scott & Mullins, Patrick & O'Connor, Kevin - 67-85 Trade policy and regional inequalities**This article was written while I was a visiting research student at the LSE. I would like to thank Tony Venables for his continuous support during this period. I also thank Juan Tugores, Paul Krugman, Diego Puga, and two anonymous referees for their useful comments, as well as participants at the XXIII Simposi d'Analisi Economica (Bellaterra, December 1998); EUNIP International Conference, Rethinking Industrial Policy in Europe (Barcelona, October 1998); VI Jornadas de Economia Internacional (València, June 1999) and the 39thEuropean Congress, Regional Science Association International (Dublin, August 1999). This is an abridged version of chapter four of my Ph.D. dissertation presented at Universitat de Barcelona (1999). I would like to thank my thesis supervisor Joan Hortalà i Arau. Any errors that remain are mine. Financial support from La Caixa and the British Council is gratefully acknowledged
by Paluzie, Elisenda - 87-102 Information linkages in regional market networks with applications to healthcare markets**I thank, without implicating, the editor and anonymous referees for helpful comments on an earlier draft of this article
by Seninger, Stephen F. - 103-111 An alternative approach to developing science parks: A case study from Korea**An earlier version of this research note was presented at the 16th PRSCO conference, held July 12†16, 1999 in Seoul, Korea. The author expresses many thanks to Professor Seong Soo Sul of Hannam University, Taejon, Korea, for his cooperation in the process of conducting this research and two anonymous referees for their comments
by Shin, Dong†Ho
2000, Volume 79, Issue 4
- 355-373 Regional variations in firm formation: Panel and cross†section data evidence from Finland**This study was part of a research project funded by the Academy of Finland. I would like to thank three anonymous referees, and Sari Pekkala, Antti Moisio, Heikki A. Loikkanen, Hannu Tervo and Jaakko Pehkonen for valuable discussions and comments. This article is a revised version of the paper that was awarded the 1998 Epainos Prize
by Kangasharju, Aki - 375-391 Job and residential search behaviour of two†earner households**I would like to thank the Central Bureau for Statistics in the Netherlands for providing data and the editor of this journal and four anonymous referees for useful comments. This research was sponsored by the Economic Research Foundation, which is part of the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO)
by Ommeren, Jos van - 393-411 Human capital and per capita product: A comparison of US states**We thank Ann Gray and Carol Murphree (from the Cornell Institute for Social and Economic Research) and Cara Olsen (from the Office of Statistical Consulting, Cornell University) for assistance in assembling the data used in this study. We also thank Jean†Claude Thill, two anonymous referees, Regional Science Seminar participants at Cornell University, and participants at the 45th North American Meetings of the Regional Science Association International for helpful comments and suggestions
by Bhatta, Saurav Dev & Lobo, Jose - 413-434 Towards a dynamic aggregate shopping model and its application to retail trading hour and market area analysis**I would like to thank David Marshall for his assistance with the data management, and Jacques Foot and three anonymous referees for their helpful comments. I gratefully acknowledge financial support from Australian Research Council Large Grant IA129.23
by Baker, Robert G.V. - 435-443 Geographic and sectoral characteristics of academic knowledge externalities
by Anselin, Luc & Varga, Attila & Acs, Zoltan J.
2000, Volume 79, Issue 3
- 253-270 Cyberspace and physical space in an urban economy
by Shibusawa, Hiroyuki - 271-292 Integrated regional econometric+input†output modeling: Issues and opportunities**I am indebted to Jean†Claude Thill and two anonymous referees for valuable comments. The usual caveat applies. I also wish to thank the San Diego State University Defense Conversion Center for partial funding of this research. This article is dedicated to the memory of Philip R. Israilevich
by Rey, Sergio J. - 293-305 Optimal search on spatial paths with recall, Part II: Computational procedures and examples
by Harwitz, Mitchell & Lentnek, Barry & Rogerson, Peter & Smith, T.E. - 307-332 The implementation of marginal external cost pricing in road transport**I would like to thank ERSA's Epainos Prize Jury for awarding me the 1996 Epainos Prize for a paper summarising my PhD†research at the Free University in Amsterdam. I am also grateful to Peter Nijkamp and Piet Rietveld for the superb supervision during my PhD†years, which led to the work summarised in the above†mentioned paper. In consultation with the editor the current article builds upon the prize†winning paper, but at the same time extends beyond it. The work presented in this article was carried out within the EU DG†VII project AFFORD (PL97†2258). Financial support by the EU is gratefully acknowledged. The views expressed in this article, however, represent the author's own, and are not necessarily shared by the EU, nor by the AFFORD consortium. Finally, the useful comments of two anonymous referees on an earlier draft version of this article are appreciated. The usual disclaimer applies
by Verhoef, Erik T. - 333-342 Regional issues in the Pacific Rim
by Park, Sam Ock
2000, Volume 79, Issue 2
- 107-110 Spatial perspectives on firm demography
by van Dijk, Jouke & Pellenbarg, Piet H. - 111-134 A micro†simulation model of firms: Applications of concepts of the demography of the firm
by van Wissen, Leo - 135-153 Determinants of new firm success**The authors thank their colleagues at the Urban Research Centre Utrecht, Jouke van Dijk and two anonymous referees for their useful comments on an earlier draft version
by Schutjens, Veronique A.J.M. & Wever, Egbert - 155-176 The spatial distribution of new technology†based firms: Empirical results for West†Germany**The research was supported by the program ‘Technological Change and Regional Development in Europe’ of the German Research Council (‘Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft’). We gratefully acknowledge the comments of two anonymous referees as well as of the participants of the 6th German†Dutch Seminar on Economic Geography in Terschelling. All errors and omissions are – of course – our own
by Bade, Franz†Josef & Nerlinger, Eric A. - 177-190 Measuring the effects of air quality regulations on “dirty†firm births: Evidence from the neo†and mature†regulatory periods**We thank participants at the conference for Environmental Policy and Competitiveness in Schiermonnikoog, The Netherlands and the Southern Regional Science Association in Savannah, Georgia for useful suggestions. Seminar participants at the University of Arizona and the University of Wyoming also provided candid remarks. Vernon Henderson, Henk Folmer, Maureen Kilkenny, and two anonymous reviewers provided helpful suggestions on an earlier version of this paper. Leslie Papke provided invaluable assistance by supplying her Gauss estimation procedure. All errors remain our own
by List, John A. & McHone, W. Warren - 191-219 Firm relocation decisions in The Netherlands: An ordered logit approach**The authors would like to thank Kieran Donaghy and two reviewers for their helpful comments on an earlier version of this paper. The usual disclaimer applies. We thank Paul van Steen for his help in providing the data
by van Dijk, Jouke & Pellenbarg, Piet H. - 221-231 The production†location problem revisited
by Peeters, Dominique & Thisse, Jacques†François - 233-242 Lessons from the debate on Cole's model closure**Note of the Editor†in†Chief: While the preparations for this issue were in progress, the regional science community was struck by the information that Moss Madden fell seriously ill shortly after his return from South Africa, where he participated in an RSAI symposium. Only a few days later, everybody was shocked by the announcement of his sudden untimely death at the age of 53. Professor Moss Madden was an internationally renowned scholar and highly appreciated colleague. His academic legacy comprises numerous seminal contributions to input–output analysis, simulation modeling, and forecasting in regional science. Moss was a good friend of many of us active in regional science, and will be missed. We offer our sincere condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues. As a tribute, commemorating his relentless efforts to advance our knowledge of regional input–output analysis, we dedicate this article to him. It reflects on the debate to which Moss contributed so much
by Oosterhaven, Jan
2000, Volume 79, Issue 1
- 1-31 Long†run development of a multi†regional economy**This article is the theoretical part of my paper “Regional Development of Japanese Economy: 1956–2006†presented to the Fifth World Congress of RSAI, May 1996, in Tokyo. I thank two anonymous referees for helpful comments, and Professor Keizo Yamane for his technical help
by Fukuchi, Takao - 33-56 Firm characteristics and location: The case of the institutional investment advisory industry in the United States, 1983–1996
by Bodenman, John E. - 57-74 Regional inequalities in Greece**We would like to thank three anonymous referees and the European editor of this journal for helpful comments and suggestions. The usual disclaimer applies
by Petrakos, George & Saratsis, Yiannis - 75-89 Measuring the spillover effects: Some Chinese evidence**I would like to thank Arthur Getis and Serge Rey for their invaluable help throughout my research period. I would also like to thank Helen Couclelis, Richard Church, Raymond Florax, and three anonymous referees for their very constructive critiques and valuable comments on earlier drafts of this article. My appreciation is further extended to Charlotte Cavell for her careful editing of the final manuscript. Any errors or omissions remain my responsibility
by Ying, Long Gen - 91-100 The impact of revenue†neutral tax policy on plant location under price uncertainty**We would like to thank two anonymous referees for some very useful suggestions. We are also indebted to Dr. Percy J. Vaughn, Jr. for providing support and a stimulating environment
by Suwanakul, Sontachai & Yeh, Chiou†nan & Mai, Chao†cheng
1999, Volume 78, Issue 4
- 341-363 Is the labor market tighter outside the ghetto?**I would like to thank Jean†Claude Thill for inviting me to submit this manuscript for a thematic concentration on urban labor markets. I also thank Harry Holzer, David Sjoquist, and the referees for their comments
by Ihlanfeldt, Keith R. - 365-386 Links between rural development and crime**The author would like to thank Brian Gushing of West Virginia University, anonymous referees, and the inmates enrolled in the author's fall 1997 elements of statistics class at the Federal Correctional Institution in Cumberland, Maryland, for helpful comments on earlier drafts of this article
by Rephann, Terance J. - 387-402 Spatial mismatch research in the 1990s: progress and potential**We are grateful to the three anonymous reviewers and the editor for their detailed and thoughtful comments on an earlier version of this article. Any errors that remain are our responsibility
by Preston, Valerie & McLafferty, Sara - 403-421 Spent nuclear fuel and residential property values: the influence of proximity, visual cues and public information**The research presented in this article was supported by U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management, under contract W†31†109†Eng†38. The opinions expressed in the article are those of the authors, and do not necessarily reflect the policy of the Federal Government. The authors would like to thank William Metz, Lisa Michelbrink, and Leslie Nieves for their insightful comments, as well as members of the Marquette University Economics Department, especially Peter Toumanoff, Ann Fraedrich, and Jim McGibany and three anonymous referees for their comments and suggestions on an earlier draft. In addition, we thank Scott Clark for technical assistance and Tiffany Elliot for assistance in data gathering
by Clark, David E. & Allison, Tim - 423-427 Closing the case on closure in Cole's model
by Jackson, Randall W. & Madden, Moss - 429-436 The phantom of the matrix: Inverting the case on closure in Cole's model
by Cole, Sam
1999, Volume 78, Issue 3
- 229-242 Intra†Asia trade and foreign direct investment
by Kiminami, Lily Y. & Kiminami, Akira - 243-263 Logistics cost, consumer demand, and retail establishment density**The authors would like to thank the National Science Council of the Republic of China for financially supporting this research under Contract No. NSC 84†2211†E†009†028. The constructive comments of the anonymous referees and the editor are greatly appreciated
by Hsu, Chaug†Ing & Tsai, I†Jin - 265-295 Economic impacts of subsidized housing relocation**This work was supported in part by the Graduate Fellowship Program of the Northwestern University/University of Chicago Joint Center for Poverty Research and by Argonne National Laboratory's Technology Technical Associate Program. Special thanks to the following individuals for their assistance: Dr. David Poyer of Argonne National Laboratory, Profs. James Rosenbaum, Ed Mills and Mark Daskin of Northwestern University, Delores Irvin of the Leadership Council for Metropolitan Open Communities, Alon Jeffrey of the Lake County Housing Authority, Dr. Elizabeth Warren of Loyola University of Chicago (ret.) and Prof. John Engberg of Carnegie Mellon University
by Johnson, Michael P. & Hurter, Arthur P. - 297-318 National structural change and metropolitan specialization in the United States**The late Barclay Jones inspired this article with his empirical work testing Simon's model. I thank Jose Lobo of Cornell for bringing that work to my attention. This article benefitted from comments by participants in the Regional Science Seminar and the Urban Planning Colloquium at Cornell. I thank anonymous referees for their incisive coments
by Drennan, Matthew P. - 319-321 An application of the Beckmann†Ingene argument to a monopsonist's spatial pricing problem**I would like to thank an anonymous referee for very useful suggestions which led to substantial improvement of the paper. This research was sponsored by sabbatical leave for Spring 1998 at SJSU
by Shieh, Yeung†Nan - 323-331 A note on the meaning of neo†classical location theory and its usefulness as a basis for applied research**I am grateful for the helpful comments of two referees
by McCann, Philip
1999, Volume 78, Issue 2
- 117-118 New advances in spatial interaction theory
by Fischer, Manfred M. & Getis, Arthur - 119-134 A global search procedure for parameter estimation in neural spatial interaction modelling**The authors gratefully acknowledge the grant no. P12681†INF provided by the Fonds zur Förderung der wissenschaftlichen Forschung (FWF)
by Fischer, Manfred M. & HlavÃ¡Ä ková†Schindler, KateÅ™ina & Reismann, Martin - 135-155 Areas, nodes and networks: Some analytical considerations
by Roy, John R. - 157-177 Relaxing the nearest centre assumption in central place theory**The authors would like to thank three anonymous reviewers for their helpful comments on an earlier version of this paper
by South, Robert & Boots, Barry - 179-194 Competing destinations and intervening opportunities interaction models of inter†city telecommunication flows**This is a revised version of a paper presented at the 38th Congress of the European Regional Science Association, August 28 †September 1, 1998, Vienna, Austria. Support from the National Science Foundation, Geography and Regional Science Program, under grant SBR†9810127 and the helpful comments of an anonymous reviewer are gratefully acknowledged
by Guldmann, Jean†Michel - 195-211 Welfare reform and spatial matching between clients and jobs**The authors would like to gratefully acknowledge the contractual support of Pace, the Suburban Bus Division of the Regional Transportation Authority (Chicago) and the Illinois Department of Human Services. We wish to particularly acknowledge Jim Jarzab and Joseph DiJohn of Pace and both David Gruenenfleder and Rodney Dobson of the Illinois Department of Human Services. We are also indebted to Max Dieber of the Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission, Supin Yoder of the Regional Transportation Authority, Dean Englund and Eugene Ryan of the Chicago Area Transportation Study, for making various data resources available. An earlier version of this article was presented at the Forty†Fourth North American Meetings RSAI. The article benefited enormously from the discussion that followed the presentation. We are particularly grateful to Jean†Claude Thill, the Chairman of the session and to Laurie Schintler, the discussant. Finally, the comments of three anonymous referees are greatly appreciated
by Sen, Ashish & Metaxatos, Paul & Sööt, Siim & Thakuriah, Vonu - 213-220 Estimating nodal attractions with exogenous spatial interaction and impedance data using the gravity model
by Shen, Guoqiang
1999, Volume 78, Issue 1
- 1-1 Editorial
by Florax, Raymond J.G.M. - 3-4 Note of the President of RSAI
by Batey, Peter W.J. - 5-20 Regional science: Parallels from physics and chemistry
by Isard, Walter - 21-45 Statistical and mathematical sources of regional science theory: Map pattern analysis as an example**This article was presented as the 1997 presidential address at the North American meetings of the Regional Science Association International in Buffalo
by Griffith, Daniel A. - 47-67 The effect of unemployment, aggregate wages, and spatial contiguity on local wages: An investigation with German district level data
by Buettner, Thiess - 69-87 The employment impact of demographic change: A regional analysis**Earlier versions of this article were presented at the 43rd North American Meetings of the RSAI, Washington, DC, and at the 26th Annual Conference of the British and Irish Section of the RSAI, Cardiff. Financial support from the Economic and Social Research Council, under Grant 507255114, is gratefully acknowledged
by Batey, Peter & Madden, Moss - 89-100 A note on Australia's inward and outward direct foreign investment**I am grateful to Ken Clements, Paul Miller, Charles Mulvey and Larry Sjaastad for their helpful comments. I am also grateful to referees for their constructive comments. Assistance from Sharon Suan and Chris Thompson is acknowledged. This research has been financially supported by the Australia Research Council
by Tcha, MoonJoong - 101-110 Regional science: From crisis to opportunity**My thoughts for this essay began when I was chair of the North American Regional Science Council (NARSC) in 1996. I wish to thank the following for their helpful comments on an earlier draft: John Agnew, Antoine Bailly, Bruce Caldwell, J.W. Harrington, Eric Sheppard and Jack Sommer. The usual disclaimer applies. Finally, to my friend and fellow traveler in regional science, the late Barry Moriarty: thanks for the memories
by Rees, John
1998, Volume 77, Issue 3
- 213-240 The Limits Of Spatial Planning: Regional Experiences Of The Soviet Epoch
by Westlund, Hans - 241-263 Infrastructure Provision And Locational Efficiency In A Federation: A Numerical Approach
by Dohse, Dirk - 265-276 Border Effects And Spatial Autocorrelation In The Supply Of Network Infrastructure
by Rietveld, Piet & Wintershoven, Patrick - 277-299 Forecasting Location Tendencies: An Application To The European Case
by Mur, Jesús & Trivez, F. Javier - 301-327 Optimal Search On Spatial Paths With Recall: Theoretical Foundations
by Harwitz, Mitchell & Lentnek, Barry & Rogerson, Peter & Smith, T.E.
1998, Volume 77, Issue 2
- 101-129 Some Practical Applications Of Moran'S I'S Exact Conditional Distribution
by Tiefelsdorf, Michael - 131-154 Computer Networks And The Reorganization Of Corporate Space: The Case Of The Korean Electronics Industry
by Hwang, Joo Seong - 155-172 Frontier Impedance Effects And The Growth Of International Exchanges: An Empirical Analysis For France
by Plat, Didier & Raux, Charles - 173-188 A Two Regional Growth Model
by Zhang, Wei Bin - 189-211 Population And Employment Density Functions Revisited: A Spatial Interaction Approach
by Guldmann, Jean Michel & Wang, Fahui
1997, Volume 76, Issue 4
- 1-1 Foreword
by Snickars, Folke - 371-384 A Challenge For Regional Science: Revealing And Explaining The Global Spatial Logic Of Economic Development
by Tellier, Luc Normand - 385-407 Regional Economic Structure And Capital Investment In The Built Physical Environment
by Chang, Stephanie E. - 409-427 Beyond Analogue Models: Space Filling And Density Measurement Of An Urban Settlement
by Longley, Paul & Mesev, Victor - 429-447 Reproducing Society'S Signals To Spatial Decision Makers Using The Approach Of The Bandwagon Effect
by Popoff, James - 449-465 The Elasticity And Efficiency Of Job Matching In Dutch Regional Labour Markets
by Broersma, Lourens
1996, Volume 75, Issue 3
- 1-1 Introduction
by Harrington, J.W. & Holly, Brian P. - 237-252 Industrial Design As A Producer Service: A Framework For Analysis In Regional Science
by O'Connor, Kevin - 253-263 Services Linked To Intermodal Transportation
by Slack, Brian - 265-291 Inter†Firm Linkages, Ethnic Networks, And Territorial Agglomeration: Chinese Computer Firms In Los Angeles
by Zhou, Yu - 293-323 The Intrametropolitan Location Of High Order Services: Patterns, Factors And Mobility In Montreal
by Coffey, William J. & Drolet, Réjean & Polèse, Mario - 325-349 An €˜Expert Labor’ Approach To Business Service Change
by Wood, Peter - 351-374 Explaining The Demand For Producer Services: Is Cost†Driven Externalization The Major Factor?
by Beyers, William B. & Lindahl, David P. - 375-395 The Spatial Extent of Producer Service Markets: Hierarchical Models of Interaction Revisited
by Esparza, Adrian & Krmenec, Andrew J. - 397-432 Foreign Direct Investment In American Service Sectors: Source Country Contrasts And Locational Determinants
by HUallacháin, Breandán Ò
1996, Volume 75, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by Snickars, Folke - 1-21 Modelling The Regional Economic Effects Of The Danish Great Belt Link
by Jensen†Butler, Chris & Madsen, Bjarne - 23-40 Eastern Reforms, Trade, And Spatial Change In The Eu
by Bröcker, Johannes & Jäger†Roschko, Olaf - 41-64 Spatial Price Equilibrium In Interdependent Markets: Price And Sales Configurations
by Raining, Robert & Plummer, Paul & Sheppard, Eric - 65-78 Opening Up International Trade In Eastern European Countries
by Fischer, Manfred M. & Johansson, Börje - 79-101 The Coherent Covering Location Problem
by Serra, Daniel
1995, Volume 74, Issue 4
- 295-296 Editorial
by Anselin, Lac - 297-316 How Functional Are Economic Areas? Tests For Intra†Regional Spatial Association Using Spatial Data Analysis
by Barkley, David L. & Henry, Mark S. & Bao, Shuming & Brooks, Kerry R. - 317-340 The Concept Of Innovative Milieu And Its Relevance For Public Policies In European Lagging Regions
by Camagni, Roberto P. - 341-359 Time Series Migration In Britain: The Context For 1991 Census Analysis
by Stillwell, John & Duke†Williams, Oliver & Rees, Philip - 361-387 HOUSING ASPIRATIONS AND MIGRATION IN LATER LIFE: DEVELOPMENTS DURING THE 1980s
by Warnes, Anthony M. & Ford, Reuben - 389-399 A Market Coverage Model For Producer Services
by Lentnek, Barry & MacPherson, Alan & Phillips, David
1995, Volume 74, Issue 3
- 205-208 Paradigm Shifts Of Regional Science
by Romanoff, Eliahu - 209-231 Non†Market Forces, The Nation State And The European Union
by MacKay, R. Ross - 233-242 A Fuzzy Regional Growth Model To Control For Regional Income Disparities That Arise In A Modified Rahman Model
by Yamamura, Etsuo - 243-258 Rank†Size Distribution Of Settlement Systems: A Stable Attractor In Urban Growth
by Haag, Günter & Max, Horst - 259-293 Population Concentration In Less Developed Countries: New Evidence
by MacKellar, F. Landis & Vining, Daniel R.
1995, Volume 74, Issue 2
- 87-87 Introduction
by Anselin, Luc - 89-104 Addressing Regional Disparity And Equity Objectives Through Regional Policies: A Sceptical Perspective
by Hansen, Niles - 105-123 Economic Disparity Under Conditions Of Integration €” A Long Term View Of The European Case
by Molle, Willem & Boeckhout, Sjaak - 125-142 Regional Convergence In The European Monetary Union
by ABRAHAM, Filip & VAN ROMPUY, Paul - 143-152 Convergence Among Regions Of The European Union, 1950–1990
by Armstrong, Harvey W. - 153-174 Long Swings In American Inequality: The Kuznets Conjecture Revisited
by Berry, Brian J.L. & Harpham, Edward J. & Elliott, Euel - 175-185 Polarization And Politico†Economic Change: A Reflection On The Japanese And U.S. Cases
by Mera, Koichi - 187-204 Secular Seasons: Long†Run Trends In Spatial†Temporal Socioeconomic Behavior
by Amos, Orley M.
1995, Volume 74, Issue 1
- 3-11 Spatial Mathematical Modeling And Regional Science
by Casetti, Emilio - 13-40 Political Redistricting: A Review
by Williams, Justin C. - 41-62 Which Regions Really Benefit From Rail†Truck Substitution? Empirical Evidence For Italy
by Bianco, Lucio & Campisi, Domenico & Gastaldi, Massimo - 63-86 The Nature And Evolution Of Knowledge Networks In Japanese Manufacturing
by Lakshmanan, T.R. & Okumura, Makoto
1994, Volume 73, Issue 4
- 341-345 Regional Science €” A Product Life Cycle Interpretation
by Nijkamp, Peter - 347-367 Object†Oriented Modeling In Regional Science: An Advocacy View
by Jackson, Randall W. - 369-392 The Price Of Prato, Or Measuring The Industrial District Effect
by Signorini, L. Federico - 393-406 The Formation Of New Firms By People Living In Non†Urban Settings
by Niittykangas, Hannu & Nenonen, Tuomo - 407-424 Effects Of Changes In Transportation And Production Technology And Customer Behavior On The Size And Market Area Of Urban Establishments
by Hsu, Chaug†Ing & Chen, Jung†Hei - 425-453 A Generalized Approach To Modeling The Hierarchical Maximal Covering Location Problem With Referral
by Gerrard, Ross A. & Church, Richard L.
1994, Volume 73, Issue 3
- 209-209 Introduction
by Anselin, Luc - 211-240 Potential Channels Of Immigrant Influence On The Economy Of The Receiving Country
by Greenwood, Michael J. - 241-266 Assimilation And Attachment In The Context Of International Migration: The Case Of Guestworkers In Germany
by Waldorf, Brigitte S. - 267-288 Frontier Migration As A Multi†Stage Phenomenon Reflecting The Interplay Of Macroforces And Local Conditions: The Ecuador Amazon
by Brown, Lawrence A. & Sierra, Rodrigo - 289-307 Migration And Unemployment Duration Among Young Adults
by Bailey, Adrian J. - 309-329 Climate And U.S. Elderly Migration Rates
by Walters, William H. - 331-340 A Dynamic Model Of Migration With Public Sector Attributes
by White, Nancy E. & Knapp, Thomas A.
1994, Volume 73, Issue 2
- 97-98 Editorial
by Snickars, Folke - 99-117 Computational Process Modeling Of Household Travel Decisions Using A Geographical Information System
by Golledge, Reginald G. & Kwan, Mei†Po & Gärling, Tommy - 119-134 Network Design Of One†Way Streets With Simulated Annealing
by Lee, Chi†Kang & Yang, Kuang†I - 135-152 An Empirical Model Of Intrametropolitan Population And Employment Growth
by Boarnet, Marlon G. - 153-167 Matching Unemployment And Vacancies In Regional Labor Markets: An Empirical Analysis For The Netherlands
by Gorter, Cees & van Ours, Jan - 169-188 The Economics Of Regional Property Rights In China
by Liew, Leong H. - 189-208 Towards New Industrial And Spatial Systems: The Role Of New Technologies
by Capello, Roberta
1994, Volume 73, Issue 1
- 1-1 Editorial
by Anselin, Luc - 3-14 Regional Science In Crisis: A Plea For More Open And Relevant Approach
by Bailly, Antoine S. & Coffey, William J. - 15-18 Comment: Fixing The Fix We'Re In
by Gibson, Lay James - 19-23 Comment: On Discipline And Disciplines In Regional Science
by Plane, David A. - 25-28 Comment
by Stough, Roger R. - 29-31 Comment
by Anas, Alex - 33-36 Comment: Regional Science In Crisis? A European View
by Vickerman, Roger - 37-39 Regional Science In Crisis: Some Concluding Thoughts
by Bailly, Antoine S. & Coffey, William J. - 41-53 The Henry George Theorem, Capitalization Hypothesis, And Interregional Equalization: A Synthesis
by Kuroda, Tatsuaki - 55-72 Business Services In The Space Economy: A Model Of Spatial Interaction
by Esparza, Adrian & Krmenec, Andrew J. - 73-95 Developments In The Growth, Location And Turbulence Of Business Services In Finland
by Tervo, Hannu & Niittykangas, Hannu
1993, Volume 72, Issue 4
- 349-350 Editorial
by Dewhurst, John LI. - 351-367 GENERATION OF INTEGRATED MULTISPATIAL INPUT†OUTPUT MODELS OF CITIES (GIMIMoC) i: INITIAL STAGE
by Jin, Yu†xian & Wilson, Alan - 369-387 Regional Economic Integration And The Evolution Of Disparities
by Suarez†Villa, Luis & Roura, Juan R. Cuadrado - 389-404 New Trends In Sectoral Employment In Spanish Regions
by López†Delgado, Pilar & Otero, José M. & Fernández†Morales, Antonio - 405-423 Changes In The Structure Of Food Retail And Wholesale: Effects On Energy Demand
by Kasanen, Pirkko & Savolainen, Mikko - 425-445 Wide Area Computer Networks And Scholarly Communication In Regional Science
by Maier, Gunther & Wildberger, Andreas
1993, Volume 72, Issue 3
- 201-202 Introduction: Mathematical Models In Geography
by Getis, Arthur - 203-220 A Catastrophe Theory Of Urbanization: Formalization And Testing
by Casetti, Emilio - 221-237 Interdependences In The Timing Of Migration And Mobility Events
by Odland, John & Shumway, J. Matthew - 239-256 A Model Of Multi†Purpose Shopping Trip Behavior
by Arentze, Theo & Borgers, Aloys & Timmermans, Harry - 257-282 Source Region Effects In Epidemic Disease Modeling: Comparisons Between Influenza And Hiv
by Thomas, Richard - 283-295 Exploring Relationships Between Semi†Variogram And Spatial Autoregressive Models
by Griffith, Daniel A. & Csillag, Ferenc - 297-312 A Suggested Method Of Estimation For Spatial Interdependent Models With Autocorrelated Errors, And An Application To A County Expenditure Model
by Kelejian, Harry H. & Robinson, Dennis P. - 313-335 A New Theory Of Nested Decision Processes With Memory
by Haag, Günter & Grützmann, Kathrin - 337-347 Using The Transportation Problem To Measure The Proximity Between Two Sets Of Weighted Points In A Geographical Space
by Peeters, Dominique & Ruhigira, Joseph D.
1993, Volume 72, Issue 2
- 101-102 Editorial
by Haynes, Kingsley E. - 103-112 Culture And Region Revisited
by Batten, David E - 113-134 An Inductive Theory Of Regional Development
by Illeris, Sven - 135-143 Medium†Sized Cities And Renewal Strategies
by Wiberg, Ulf - 145-157 The Reform Of The Urban Land Use System In Eastern Europe: A Suggestion For Belgrade
by Begovic, Boris - 159-176 Factors Influencing Unemployment Duration With A Special Emphasis On Migration: An Investigation Using Sipp Data And Event History Methods
by Shumway, J. Matthew - 177-199 Welfare Payments And Migration In A Nonlinear, Extended Input†Output Model With An Application To Scotland
by Madden, Moss
1993, Volume 72, Issue 1
- 1-2 Editorial
by Anselin, Luc - 3-23 The National And Regional Commodity Markets In The Ussr: Trends And Contradictions Of The Transition Period
by Granberg, Alexander G. - 25-43 The Effects Of Shopping Center Ownership On Center Composition In Planned And Unplanned Shopping Center Hierarchies
by West, Douglas S. - 45-61 Transport Facilities And Residential Choice Behavior: A Model Of Multi†Person Choice Processes
by Borgers, Aloys & Timmermans, Harry - 63-85 Modeling Strategies For The Spatial Search Problem
by Miller, Harvey J. - 87-100 Tariffs, Price Conjectures And Welfare In An Open Spatial Economy
by Heffley, Dennis & Hatzipanayotou, Panos & Mourdoukoutas, Pavlos
1992, Volume 71, Issue 4
- 353-354 Founder'S Medal: William Alonso
by Fujnita, Masahisa & Reiner, Thomas & Smith, Tony & Boyce, David - 355-358 Remarks On Accepting The Founder'S Medal
by Alonso, William - 359-371 Stated Preference Models Of Contact Decision Behavior In Academia
by Fischer, Manfred M. & Maggi, Rico & Rammer, Christian - 373-391 Generating Alternative Designs For Interjurisdictional Natural Resource Development Schemes In The Greater Ganges River Basin
by Quinn, John T. & Harrington, Joseph J. - 393-404 Interregional Allocation Of Resources: The Case Of Indonesia
by Azis, Iwan J. - 405-419 The Effects Of In†And Out†Migration On Urban Growth In Turkey (1965–85) And A Comparison With The Developed Countries
by Gedik, AyÅŸe - 421-435 Estimating The Impacts Of Regional Business Assistance Programs: Alternative Closures In A Computable General Equilibrium Model
by Rickman, Dan S.
1992, Volume 71, Issue 3
- 193-197 Introduction: Facility Location Modeling
by Current, John & Ratick, Samuel - 199-215 The Fixed Charge Maximal Covering Location Problem
by Church, Richard L. & Davis, Rhonda R. - 217-241 A Probabilistic Fire†Protection Siting Model With Joint Vehicle Reliability Requirements
by Marianov, Vladimir & ReVelle, Charles - 243-257 A Weighted Covering Model To Aid In Dracunculiasis Eradication
by Osleeb, Jeffrey P. & McLafferty, Sara - 259-275 Spatial Competition And Market Interdependence
by Thill, Jean†Claude - 277-291 Network Facility†Location Models In Stackelberg†Nash†Cournot Spatial Competition
by Miller, Tan & Tobin, Roger L. & Friesz, Terry L. - 293-306 Hub Facility Location With Fixed Costs
by O'Kelly, Morton E. - 307-329 A More Efficient Heuristic For Solving Large P†Median Problems
by Densham, Paul J. & Rushton, Gerard - 331-352 Algorithmic And Technical Improvements: Optimal Solutions To The (Generalized) Multi†Weber Problem
by Rosing, Kenneth E. & Harris, Britton
1992, Volume 71, Issue 2
- 95-105 Competition, Trust, And Reciprocity In The Development Of Innovative Regional Milieux
by Hansen, Niles - 107-126 Modes Of Corporate Organization And The Geography Of Development
by Ettlinger, Nancy - 127-138 Urban Sprawl, Density, And Accessibility
by Heikkila, Eric J. & Peiser, Richard B. - 139-151 Estimation Of Origin†Destination Matrices From Link Traffic Counts Considering The Interaction Of The Traffic Modes
by Kawakami, Shogo & Lu, Huapu & Hirobata, Yasuhiro - 153-173 The 1970s Migration Turnaround In Japan Revisited: A Shift†Share Approach
by Ishikawa, Yoshitaka - 175-191 The Regional Structure Of The United States Economy
by Howe, Eric C. & Stabler, Jack C.
1992, Volume 71, Issue 1
- 1-13 The Spatial Dynamics Of Japanese Manufacturing Productivity: An Empirical Analysis By Expanded Verdoorn Equations
by Casetti, Emilio & Tanaka, Kyoko - 15-30 Conduct In Spatial Markets: An Empirical Analysis Of Spatial Pricing Behavior
by Benson, Bruce L. & Faminow, Merle D. & Fik, Timothy J. - 31-44 Demographic Change And Housing Demand In Spain: Projections Up To The Year 2010
by Curbelo, José L. & MartÃn, Victoria