Papers in Regional Science

1955 - 2023

Continuation of Papers in Regional Science.

Current editor(s): Jouke van Dijk

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Volume 66, month 01, 1989

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS pp. iv-iv

R. W. Thomas

REFLECTIONS ON “WHAT ABOUT PEOPLE IN REGIONAL SCIENCE?” pp. 1-6

Torsten Hägerstrand

PARTIAL EQUILIBRIUM THEORY OF INTERREGIONAL TRADE AND THE GRAVITY MODEL pp. 7-18

Johannes Bröcker

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTS OF CHANGES IN TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE: METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE GRAVITY MODEL pp. 19-30

Piet Rietveld

THE ALLOCATION MODEL ORION: ITS DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATIONS pp. 31-46

Tomasz Ossowicz and Jerzy Sławski

SOLVING A NONLINEAR BILEVEL PROGRAMMING MODEL OF THE EQUILIBRIUM NETWORK DESIGN PROBLEM FOR KOREA pp. 47-59

Sunduck Suh and T. John Kim

TRANSPORTATION: BENIGN INFLUENCE OR AN ANTIDOTE TO REGIONAL INEQUALITY? pp. 61-76

Vlasta Dugonjić

REGIONAL AND MULTIREGIONAL MODELLING IN THE U.S.S.R pp. 77-86

Murat Albegov and Alexander Granberg

A BEHAVIOURAL‐BASED SIMULATION MODEL FOR URBAN EVACUATION pp. 87-103

Eliahu Stern and Zila Sinuany‐Stern

MICROANALYSIS AND SIMULATION OF HOUSING CAREERS: SUBSIDY AND ACCUMULATION IN THE U.K. HOUSING MARKET pp. 105-122

Martin Clarke, Paul Longley and Huw Williams

STOCHASTIC EQUILIBRIUM CONCEPTS IN ADDITIVE RANDOM UTILITY MODELS pp. 123-130

Erik Anders Eriksson and Per Olov Lindberg

TOWARDS AN ECONOMIC THEORY OF BARRIERS TO COMMUNICATION pp. 131-141

Rico Maggi

MIGRATION BEHAVIOUR AMONG THE UNEMPLOYED AND THE ROLE OE UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS pp. 143-150

Anders Harkman

Volume 65, month 01, 1988

RENAISSANCE OF LARGE‐SCALE MODELS pp. 1-10

David E. Boyce

DO SPATIAL EFFECFS REALLY MATTER IN REGRESSION ANALYSIS? pp. 11-34

Luc Anselin and Daniel A. Griffith

DESIGN OF SERVICE SYSTEMS WITH FUNCTIONALLY FOCUSED FACILITIES pp. 35-46

Unlit Akinc

COMPETITIVE NETWORK FACIUTY LOCATION MODELS: A SURVEY pp. 47-57

Terry L. Friesz, Tan Miller and Roger L. Tobin

A PREDICTIVE MODEL OF RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY AND RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION pp. 59-59

James O. Huff and Brigitte Waldorf

MODELING THE DEVELOPING REGIONS IN A LINKED INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT pp. 79-100

F. Landis MacKellar

DECOMPOSITION OF CHANGE IN SPATIAL EMPLOYMENT CONCENTRATION: AN INFORMATION‐THEORETIC EXTENSION OF SHIFT‐SHARE ANALYSIS pp. 101-113

Kingsley E. Haynes and Zachary B. Machunda

MODELING THE ENERGY, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND FISCAL IMPACTS OF AN URBAN WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM pp. 115-134

Virginia W. Maclaren

THE DELAYED IMPACTS OF PLANT CLOSURES IN A REFORMULATED LEONTIEF MODEL pp. 135-149

Sam Cole

THE ROLE OF FEDERAL MILITARY SPENDING IN THE TIMING OF THE NEW ENGLAND EMPLOYMENT TURNAROUND pp. 151-166

Richard A. Barff and Prentice L. Knight

THE OPTIMAL MARKET AREA FOR A SINGLE STORE REGION: NEW WINE IN AN OLD BOTTLE pp. 167-180

Barry Lentnek, Mitchell Harwitz and Subhash C. Narula

Volume 64, month 01, 1988

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS pp. 0-0

R. W. Thomas

VALUE AND COMPETITION IN A SPATIAL CONTEXT: A MARXIAN MODEL pp. 1-10

Panagis Liossatos

SPATIAL RESPONSES TO FORDIST AND POST‐FORDIST ACCUMULATION AND REGULATION pp. 11-23

Frank Moulaert, Erik Swyngedouw and Patricia Wilson

FIELDS OF INFLUENCE OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE IN INPUT‐OUTPUT MODELS pp. 25-36

Geoffrey Hewings, Michael Sonis and Rodney C. Jensen

TRANSPORTATION, FRONTIER EFFECTS AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE COMMON MARKET pp. 37-51

Gerard H. M. Evers and Jan Oosterhaven

FUNCTIONAL SPECIALISATION AND THE STRUCTURE OF INTERDEPENDENCE IN THE GREATER ATHENS AREA: AN ANALYSIS OF PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION FLOWS pp. 53-68

E. Sidiropoulos, K. Rokos and A. Papadascalopoulos

MARKOVIAN FOUNDATIONS FOR AN ACCOUNTING SYSTEM OF JOB MOBILITY pp. 69-78

Hubert Jayet

EFFICIENCY OF JOB MATCHING MECHANISMS: A CROSS‐NATIONAL COMPARISON pp. 79-94

Jouke van Dijk, Alan M. Schlottmann, Henk Folmer and Henry W. Herzog

SEARCHING FOR LEUKAEMIA CLUSTERS USING A GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS MACHINE pp. 95-106

Stan Openshaw, Martin Charlton and Alan Craft

AN EVALUATION OF THE REGIONAL ECONOMIC IMPACT OF INDUSTRIAL WATER pp. 107-115

Stefano Casini Benvenuti and Alessandro Cavalieri

REGIONAL INPUT‐OUTPUT ANALYSIS OF ENERGY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT pp. 117-127

G. N. Mentzas, P. Capros and J.‐E. Samouilidis

DECENTRALISATION AND CULTURAL POLICY IN GREECE pp. 129-136

Dora Konsola

AN EVALUATION OF THE GREEK REGIONAL INCENTIVES POLICY, 1972‐1987 pp. 137-153

Polixeni A. Iliopoulou

Volume 63, month 01, 1987

GENERAL VERIFICATION OF THE LOGIT‐TYPE STOCHASTIC TRADE PATTERN USING INTERTEMPORAL, INTERREGIONAL INPUT‐OUTPUT DATA pp. 1-11

Fujio Okazaki, Masashi Hasegawa and Masahiro Ide

MEASUREMENT OF HOUSEHOLD DAMAGE COSTS EROM GROUND SUBSIDENCE pp. 13-29

Hisa Morisugi and Hiroshi Iwase

ESTIMATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH TRAFFIC FACILITIES USING QUESTIONNAIRES FROM RESIDENTS pp. 31-42

Shogo Kawakami, Yasuhiro Hirobata and Yoshimitsu Kazaoka

CONTROL OF THE ENVIRONMENT THROUGH QUASI‐MARKETS pp. 43-58

Yoshiro Higano

A HYBRID MULTINOMIAL LOGIT AND LINEAR PROGRAMMING MODEL FOR RESIDENTIAL LOCATION PROJECTION pp. 59-70

Masuo Kashiwadani and Mikihiro Ogura

A MODEL OF RESIDENTIAL LOCATION IN A TWO‐DIMENSION, MULTI‐CENTER CITY pp. 71-79

Yeung-Nan Shieh

Volume 62, month 01, 1987

ON THE EDUCATION OF URBAN AND REGIONAL SPECIALISTS: A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE pp. 1-11

Lloyd Rodwin

TECHNICAL CHANGE, LOCATION, AND TRADE pp. 13-35

Börje Johansson and Lars Westin

ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL DETERMINANTS OF REGIONAL INVESTMENT AND TECHNICAL CHANGE IN CANADA pp. 27-43

Meric S. Gertler

INTERREGIONAL WAGE DIFFERENTIAL DYNAMICS pp. 45-56

Robert Goldfarb and Anthony Yezer

DIVERSITY IN URBAN LABOR MARKETS AND AGGLOMERATION ECONOMIES pp. 57-70

Sunwoong Kim

INTRAFIRM TRADE IN BUSINESS SERVICES: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE LOCATION OF OFFICE‐BASED ACTIVITIES pp. 71-80

William J. Coffey and Mario Polèse

THE IMPACT ON DEVELOPMENT FEASIBILITY OF CONTAINMENT POLICIES IN CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICTS pp. 81-92

William R. Code

AN EXTENDED INPUT‐OUTPUT MODEL INCORPORATING EMPLOYED, UNEMPLOYED, AND IN‐MIGRANT HOUSEHOLDS pp. 93-115

P. W. J. Batey and M. J. Weeks

THE USE OF INPUT‐OUTPUT FABLES IN SPECIEYING INTERINDUSTRY AND INTERREGIONAL LABOR MARKET LINKAGES pp. 117-23

Michael Magura

MODELING TARGET INDUSTRIES WITH DIFFERENTIAL WEIGHTS pp. 125-35

Kuhn C. Lee

INFERRING REGIONAL STRUCTURE FROM PARTIAL TRANSPORTATION FLOW DATA pp. 137-55

Gregory L. Thompson