Papers in Regional Science

1955 - 2023

Continuation of Papers in Regional Science.

Current editor(s): Jouke van Dijk

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Volume 4, month 01, 1958

THE CORE AND BOUNDARIES OF REGIONAL SCIENCE pp. 3-13

University of Pennsylvania. The Regional Science Seminar

DISCUSSION: THE CORE AND BOUNDARIES OF REGIONAL SCIENCE pp. 14-17

Lloyd Rodwin

DISCUSSION: CORE AND BOUNDARIES OF REGIONAL SCIENCE pp. 18-22

Lyle E. Craine

DISCUSSION: THE CORE AND BOUNDARIES OF REGIONAL SCIENCE pp. 23-26

Preston E. James

SOME THOUGHTS ON THE PLANNING OF METROPOLITAN REGIONS pp. 27-38

Gordon Stephenson

DISCUSSION: THOUGHTS ON THE PLANNING OF METROPOLITAN REGIONS pp. 39-42

Werner Z. Hirsch

DISCUSSION: THOUGHTS ON THE PLANNING OF METROPOLITAN REGIONS pp. 43-46

Irving A. Fox

EXISTENCE OF A COMPETITIVE INTERREGIONAL EQUILIBRIUM pp. 49-76

Walter Isard and David J. Ostroff

GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS OF PRODUCTION, TRANSPORTATION, AND THE CHOICE OF INDUSTRIAL LOCATION pp. 77-86

Louis Lefeber

DISCUSSION: INTERREGIONAL EQUILIBRIUM AND LINEAR PROGRAMMING pp. 87-89

James M. Henderson

EFFICIENT TRANSPORTATION AND INDUSTRIAL LOCATION pp. 91-106

Thomas A. Goldman

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS OF CENTRAL PLACE THEORY pp. 107-120

Brian J.L. Berry and William L. Garrison

POPULATION PROJECTION BY MEANS OF INCOME POTENTIAL MODELS pp. 121-152

Gerald A.P. Carrothers

DISCUSSION: POPULATION PROJECTION BY MEANS OF INCOME POTENTIAL MODELS pp. 153-154

John Q. Stewart

DISCUSSION: POPULATION PROJECTION BY MEANS OF INCOME POTENTIAL MODELS pp. 155-158

Ralph W. Pfouts

DISCUSSION: POPULATION PROJECTION BY MEANS OF INCOME POTENTIAL MODELS pp. 159-160

Benjamin Chinitz

REGIONAL DIFFERENTIATION AND SOCIO‐ECONOMIC CHANGE pp. 163-177

Otis Dudley Duncan and Ray P. Cuzzort

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND THE GEOGRAPHY OF CONCENTRATION pp. 179-198

Edward L. Ullman

DISCUSSION: METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN REGIONAL SCIENCE pp. 199-202

Morgan D. Thomas

DISCUSSION: METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN REGIONAL SCIENCE pp. 203-206

Richard L. Pfister

AN APPROACH TO MEASURING REGIONAL GROWTH DIFFERENTIALS pp. 207-220

George H. Borts

A THEORY OF REGIONAL SOCIAL ACCOUNTING pp. 221-237

Charles L. Leven

THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE OF AMERICAN CITIES pp. 239-256

Irving Morrissett

DEPENDENCE OF LOCAL ECONOMIES UPON FOREIGN TRADE pp. 259-271

Werner Hochwald

WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT: THE REGIONAL INCIDENCE OF COSTS AND GAINS pp. 273-300

John V. Krutilla

DISCUSSION: LOCAL AND REGIONAL IMPACT STUDIES pp. 301-304

John H. Nixon

DISCUSSION: LOCAL AND REGIONAL IMPACT STUDIES pp. 305-310

Paul W. McGann

DISCUSSION: LOCAL AND REGIONAL IMPACT STUDIES pp. 311-312

Robert A. Kavash

LONG TERM REGIONAL INCOME CHANGES: SOME SUGGESTED FACTORS pp. 313-325

Richard Easterlin

Volume 3, month 01, 1957

POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF REGIONAL SCIENCE TO THE FIELD OF GEOGRAPHY pp. 13-15

Thomas R. Smith

POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF REGIONAL SCIENCE TO THE FIELD OF CITY PLANNING pp. 16-16

Louis B. Wetmore

POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF REGIONAL SCIENCE TO THE FIELD OF ECONOMICS pp. 17-23

Joseph L. Fisher

POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF REGIONAL SCIENCE TO THE FIELD OF SOCIOLOGY pp. 24-28

Vincent H. Whitney

POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF REGIONAL SCIENCE TO THE FIELD OF POLITICAL SCIENCE pp. 29-32

Walter Isard

GENERAL INTERREGIONAL EQUILIBRIUM pp. 35-60

Walter Isard

A SYNTHESIS OF THEORIES OF LOCATION, OF TRANSPORT RATES, AND OF SPATIAL PRICE EQUILIBRIUM pp. 61-73

Earle W. Orr

LOCATION THEORY, EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE, AND ECONOMIC EVOLUTION pp. 74-86

Charles M. Tiebout

AREAL FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION IN REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY pp. 87-98

Allen K. Philbrick

THE UTILIZATION OF AGRICULTURAL LAND pp. 99-114

James M. Henderson

DISCUSSION: The Utilisation of Agricultural Land pp. 115-117

Richard R. Nelson

GEOGRAPHY OF PRICES AND SPATIAL INTERACTION pp. 118-129

Willam Warnts

DISCUSSION: Geography of Prices and Spatial Interaction pp. 130-133

Alan M. Voorhees

DISCUSSION: Geography of Prices and Spatial Interaction pp. 134-136

Ernest H. Jurkat

THE FLOWS OF FUNDS BETWEEN REGIONS OF THE UNITED STATES pp. 139-159

Norman N. Bowsher, J. Dewey Daane and Robert Einsig

DISCUSSION: The Flows of Funds Between Regions of the United States pp. 160-162

Werner Hochwold

DISCUSSION: The Flows of Funds Between Regions of the United States pp. 163-165

Edward K. Smith

INFLUENCES ON REGIONAL CREDIT EXPANSION pp. 166-179

Robert E. Emmer

PREDICTING LOCAL TRAVEL IN URBAN REGIONS pp. 183-197

J. Douglass Carroll and Howard W. Bovls

TRANSPORTATION ANALYSIS IN THE PHILADELPHIA METROPOLITAN REGION pp. 198-206

Howard S. Lapta

DISCUSSION: Analysis of Transportation pp. 207-211

David L. Gliekmam

DISCUSSION: Analysis of Transportation pp. 212-216

Ernest W. Williams

PROSPECTS FOR POPULATION GROWTH AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA, 1956–1986. (Abstract) pp. 219-222

Edgar M. Hoover and Anasley J. Coale

NATIONAL URBAN PLANNING AND REGIONAL CAPITAL BUDGETS FOR DEVELOPING AREAS pp. 223-232

Lloyd Rodwin

DISCUSSION: Analysis for Underdeveloped Areas pp. 233-239

Bart F. Hoselits

DISCUSSION: Analysis for Underdeveloped Areas pp. 240-242

Stefan H. Robock

DISCUSSION: Analysis for Underdeveloped Areas pp. 243-245

Robert L. Allen

LOCATION FACTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF STEEL CENTERS pp. 249-265

Paul G. Craig

PROJECTION OF THE GULF COAST REGIONAL OUTPUT pp. 266-284

Franklin V. Walker

LONG AND SHORT RANGE REGIONAL FORECASTS pp. 285-289

Lawrence E. Fouraker

THE ROLE OF THE STATE IN THE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE PART OF GENOA ITALY pp. 290-300

Allan Rodgers

REGIONAL ASPECTS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN MULTI‐NATIONAL STATES pp. 301-306

Alexander Melamid

THE ROLE OF NATIONAL, REGIONAL, AND LOCAL FACTORS IN POSTWAR HOUSING MARKETS pp. 307-323

Reinhold P. Wolff