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Working Papers

2011

1. The UK High Street During Economic Crisis
   ERSA conference papers, European Regional Science Association

1984

2. Facts and figures in regional science
   Serie Research Memoranda, VU University Amsterdam, Faculty of Economics, Business Administration and Econometrics

Journal Articles

2011

1. Resilience, fragility, and adaptation: new evidence on the performance of UK high streets during global economic crisis and its policy implications
   Environment and Planning A, 2011, 43, (10), 2337-2363
2. The costs of compliance? Views of Sri Lankan apparel manufacturers in times of global economic crisis
   Journal of Economic Geography, 2011, 11, (6), 1031-1049

2010

3. The "Continuously Morphing" Retail TNC During Market Entry: Interpreting Tesco's Expansion into the United States
   Economic Geography, 2010, 86, (4), 381-408

2009

4. Extending the Competition Commission’s findings on entry and exit of small stores in British high streets: implications for competition and planning policy
   Environment and Planning A, 2009, 41, (9), 2063-2085 View citations (1)
5. Institutional and economic determinants of transnational retailer expansion and performance: a comparative analysis of Wal-Mart and Carrefour
   Environment and Planning A, 2009, 41, (7), 1534-1555 View citations (3)

2008

6. Global production networks, ethical campaigning, and the embeddedness of responsible governance
   Journal of Economic Geography, 2008, 8, (3), 345-367 View citations (2)

2007

7. Host economy impacts of transnational retail: the research agenda
   Journal of Economic Geography, 2007, 7, (4), 341-371 View citations (8)
8. Introduction: Transnational retail and the global economy
   Journal of Economic Geography, 2007, 7, (4), 337-340
9. Organisational geographies of corporate responsibility: a UK-US comparison of retailers' ethical trading initiatives
   Journal of Economic Geography, 2007, 7, (4), 491-513

2006

10. Business as usual? A response to Palmer, Owens, and Sparks
    Environment and Planning A, 2006, 38, (10), 1783-1788

2004

11. Editorial: Establishing its Position
    Journal of Economic Geography, 2004, 4, (2), 103-105

2003

12. Deprivation, diet, and food-retail access: findings from the Leeds 'food deserts' study
    Environment and Planning A, 2003, 35, (1), 151-188 View citations (2)
13. Editorial: Two Years On
    Journal of Economic Geography, 2003, 3, (1), 1-3 View citations (2)
14. Investment bank analysts and knowledge in economic geography
    Environment and Planning A, 2003, 35, (3), 381-387 View citations (1)

2002

15. Guest Editorial
    Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 2002, 93, (1), 3-4
16. Transforming the Corporate Landscape of US Food Retailing: Market Power, Financial Re-engineering and Regulation
    Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 2002, 93, (1), 62-82

2001

17. Editorial
    Journal of Economic Geography, 2001, 1, (1), 1-4
18. Local spatial monopoly and competition regulation: reflections on recent UK and US rulings
    Environment and Planning A, 2001, 33, (2), 189-194 View citations (1)
19. The consolidation wave in U.S. food retailing: A European perspective
    Agribusiness, 2001, 17, (4), 489-513 View citations (1)

1998

20. Understanding store development programmes in post-property-crisis UK food retailing
    Environment and Planning A, 1998, 30, (1), 15-35 View citations (2)

1997

21. Exporting the British model of food retailing to the US: Implications for the EU-US food systems convergence debate
    Agribusiness, 1997, 13, (2), 137-152
22. Foreign retail capital on the battlefields of Connecticut: competition regulation at the local scale and its implications
    Environment and Planning A, 1997, 29, (7), 1141-1152 View citations (1)

1995

23. Regulation, retailing, and consumption
    Environment and Planning A, 1995, 27, (12), 1899-1912 View citations (4)

1992

24. Antitrust regulation and the restructuring of grocery retailing in Britain and the USA
    Environment and Planning A, 1992, 24, (5), 727-749 View citations (4)

1988

25. Research Policy and Review 23. The view of academic social scientists on the 1991 UK Census of Population: a report of the Economic and Social Research Council Working Group
    Environment and Planning A, 1988, 20, (7), 851-889

1987

26. Graphical procedures for identifying functional form in binary discrete choice models: A Case Study of Revealed Tenure Choice
    Regional Science and Urban Economics, 1987, 17, (1), 151-167

1985

27. Stochastic panel-data models of urban shopping behaviour: 4. Incorporting independent variables into the NBD and Dirichlet models
    Environment and Planning A, 1985, 17, (3), 319-331 View citations (1)

1984

28. Stochastic panel-data models of urban shopping behaviour: 1. Purchasing at individual stores in a single city
    Environment and Planning A, 1984, 16, (5), 629-650 View citations (1)
29. Stochastic panel-data models of urban shopping behaviour: 2. Mulistore purchasing patterns and the Dirichlet model
    Environment and Planning A, 1984, 16, (6), 759-778 View citations (1)
30. Stochastic panel-data models of urban shopping behaviour: 3. The interaction of store choice and brand choice
    Environment and Planning A, 1984, 16, (9), 1221-1236

1980

31. Paired-comparison experiments and logit models: a review and illustration of some recent developments
    Environment and Planning A, 1980, 12, (1), 21-40

Chapters

1987

1. Qualitative statistical models for regional economic analysis
   Chapter 11 in Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics, 1987, vol. 1, pp 443-490

Editor

1. Journal of Economic Geography
   Oxford University Press