Papers in Regional Science

1955 - 2023

Current editor(s): Jouke van Dijk

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EDITORIAL pp. 295-296: Lac Anselin
HOW FUNCTIONAL ARE ECONOMIC AREAS? TESTS FOR INTRA‐REGIONAL SPATIAL ASSOCIATION USING SPATIAL DATA ANALYSIS pp. 297-316: David L. Barkley, Mark S. Henry, Shuming Bao and Kerry R. Brooks
THE CONCEPT OF INNOVATIVE MILIEU AND ITS RELEVANCE FOR PUBLIC POLICIES IN EUROPEAN LAGGING REGIONS pp. 317-340: Roberto P. Camagni
TIME SERIES MIGRATION IN BRITAIN: THE CONTEXT FOR 1991 CENSUS ANALYSIS pp. 341-359: John Stillwell, Oliver Duke‐Williams and Philip Rees
HOUSING ASPIRATIONS AND MIGRATION IN LATER LIFE: DEVELOPMENTS DURING THE 1980s pp. 361-387: Anthony M. Warnes and Reuben Ford
A MARKET COVERAGE MODEL FOR PRODUCER SERVICES pp. 389-399: Barry Lentnek, Alan MacPherson and David Phillips

PARADIGM SHIFTS OF REGIONAL SCIENCE pp. 205-208: Eliahu Romanoff
NON‐MARKET FORCES, THE NATION STATE AND THE EUROPEAN UNION pp. 209-230: R. Ross MacKay
A FUZZY REGIONAL GROWTH MODEL TO CONTROL FOR REGIONAL INCOME DISPARITIES THAT ARISE IN A MODIFIED RAHMAN MODEL pp. 233-242: Etsuo Yamamura
RANK‐SIZE DISTRIBUTION OF SETTLEMENT SYSTEMS: A STABLE ATTRACTOR IN URBAN GROWTH pp. 243-258: Günter Haag and Horst Max
POPULATION CONCENTRATION IN LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES: NEW EVIDENCE pp. 259-293: F. Landis MacKellar and Daniel R. Vining

INTRODUCTION pp. 87-87: Luc Anselin
ADDRESSING REGIONAL DISPARITY AND EQUITY OBJECTIVES THROUGH REGIONAL POLICIES: A SCEPTICAL PERSPECTIVE pp. 89-104: Niles Hansen
ECONOMIC DISPARITY UNDER CONDITIONS OF INTEGRATION — A LONG TERM VIEW OF THE EUROPEAN CASE pp. 105-123: Willem Molle and Sjaak Boeckhout
REGIONAL CONVERGENCE IN THE EUROPEAN MONETARY UNION pp. 125-142: Filip Abraham and Paul van Rompuy
CONVERGENCE AMONG REGIONS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, 1950–1990 pp. 143-152: Harvey W. Armstrong
LONG SWINGS IN AMERICAN INEQUALITY: THE KUZNETS CONJECTURE REVISITED pp. 153-174: Brian J. L. Berry, Edward J. Harpham and Euel Elliott
POLARIZATION AND POLITICO‐ECONOMIC CHANGE: A REFLECTION ON THE JAPANESE AND U.S. CASES pp. 175-185: Koichi Mera
SECULAR SEASONS: LONG‐RUN TRENDS IN SPATIAL‐TEMPORAL SOCIOECONOMIC BEHAVIOR pp. 187-204: Orley M. Amos

SPATIAL MATHEMATICAL MODELING AND REGIONAL SCIENCE pp. 3-11: Emilio Casetti
POLITICAL REDISTRICTING: A REVIEW pp. 13-40: Justin C. Williams
WHICH REGIONS REALLY BENEFIT FROM RAIL‐TRUCK SUBSTITUTION? EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FOR ITALY pp. 41-62: Lucio Bianco, Domenico Campisi and Massimo Gastaldi
THE NATURE AND EVOLUTION OF KNOWLEDGE NETWORKS IN JAPANESE MANUFACTURING pp. 63-86: T. R. Lakshmanan and Makoto Okumura

REGIONAL SCIENCE — A PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE INTERPRETATION pp. 341-345: Peter Nijkamp
OBJECT‐ORIENTED MODELING IN REGIONAL SCIENCE: AN ADVOCACY VIEW pp. 347-367: Randall Jackson
THE PRICE OF PRATO, OR MEASURING THE INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT EFFECT pp. 369-392: L. Federico Signorini
THE FORMATION OF NEW FIRMS BY PEOPLE LIVING IN NON‐URBAN SETTINGS pp. 393-406: Hannu Niittykangas and Tuomo Nenonen
EFFECTS OF CHANGES IN TRANSPORTATION AND PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY AND CUSTOMER BEHAVIOR ON THE SIZE AND MARKET AREA OF URBAN ESTABLISHMENTS pp. 407-424: Chaug‐Ing Hsu and Jung‐Hei Chen
A GENERALIZED APPROACH TO MODELING THE HIERARCHICAL MAXIMAL COVERING LOCATION PROBLEM WITH REFERRAL pp. 425-453: Ross A. Gerrard and Richard L. Church

INTRODUCTION pp. 209-209: Luc Anselin
POTENTIAL CHANNELS OF IMMIGRANT INFLUENCE ON THE ECONOMY OF THE RECEIVING COUNTRY pp. 211-240: Michael J. Greenwood
ASSIMILATION AND ATTACHMENT IN THE CONTEXT OF INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION: THE CASE OF GUESTWORKERS IN GERMANY pp. 241-266: Brigitte S. Waldorf
FRONTIER MIGRATION AS A MULTI‐STAGE PHENOMENON REFLECTING THE INTERPLAY OF MACROFORCES AND LOCAL CONDITIONS: THE ECUADOR AMAZON pp. 267-288: Lawrence A. Brown and Rodrigo Sierra
MIGRATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT DURATION AMONG YOUNG ADULTS pp. 289-307: Adrian J. Bailey
CLIMATE AND U.S. ELDERLY MIGRATION RATES pp. 309-329: William H. Walters
A DYNAMIC MODEL OF MIGRATION WITH PUBLIC SECTOR ATTRIBUTES pp. 331-340: Nancy E. White and Thomas A. Knapp

EDITORIAL pp. 97-98: Folke Snickars
COMPUTATIONAL PROCESS MODELING OF HOUSEHOLD TRAVEL DECISIONS USING A GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM pp. 99-117: Reginald G. Golledge, Mei‐Po Kwan and Tommy Gärling
NETWORK DESIGN OF ONE‐WAY STREETS WITH SIMULATED ANNEALING pp. 119-134: Chi‐Kang Lee and Kuang‐I Yang
AN EMPIRICAL MODEL OF INTRAMETROPOLITAN POPULATION AND EMPLOYMENT GROWTH pp. 135-152: Marlon G. Boarnet
MATCHING UNEMPLOYMENT AND VACANCIES IN REGIONAL LABOR MARKETS: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS FOR THE NETHERLANDS pp. 153-167: Cees Gorter and Jan van Ours
THE ECONOMICS OF REGIONAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN CHINA pp. 169-188: Leong H. Liew
TOWARDS NEW INDUSTRIAL AND SPATIAL SYSTEMS: THE ROLE OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES pp. 189-208: Roberta Capello

Editorial pp. 1-1: Luc Anselin
REGIONAL SCIENCE IN CRISIS: A PLEA FOR MORE OPEN AND RELEVANT APPROACH pp. 3-14: Antoine S. Bailly and William J. Coffey
COMMENT: FIXING THE FIX WE'RE IN pp. 15-18: Lay James Gibson
COMMENT: ON DISCIPLINE AND DISCIPLINES IN REGIONAL SCIENCE pp. 19-23: David A. Plane
COMMENT pp. 25-28: Roger R. Stough
COMMENT pp. 29-31: Alex Anas
COMMENT: REGIONAL SCIENCE IN CRISIS? A EUROPEAN VIEW pp. 33-36: Roger Vickerman
REGIONAL SCIENCE IN CRISIS: SOME CONCLUDING THOUGHTS pp. 37-39: Antoine S. Bailly and William J. Coffey
THE HENRY GEORGE THEOREM, CAPITALIZATION HYPOTHESIS, AND INTERREGIONAL EQUALIZATION: A SYNTHESIS pp. 41-53: Tatsuaki Kuroda
BUSINESS SERVICES IN THE SPACE ECONOMY: A MODEL OF SPATIAL INTERACTION pp. 55-72: Adrian Esparza and Andrew J. Krmenec
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE GROWTH, LOCATION AND TURBULENCE OF BUSINESS SERVICES IN FINLAND pp. 73-95: Hannu Tervo and Hannu Niittykangas