Regional Science Policy & Practice

2008 - 2023

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Volume 2, issue 2, 2010

The effects of unemployment on new firm formation revisited: Does space matter? pp. 97-120

Shaoming Cheng and Huaqun Li

Restructuring economic development in the Auckland region pp. 121-134

James E. Rowe

Building research and technology (R&T) transregional networks through an Interreg IIIB project pp. 135-155

Marie-Claude Bélis-Bergouignan and Elie Brugarolas

Regional agglomeration and transfer of pollution reduction technology under the presence of transboundary pollution pp. 157-175

Tohru Naito

Volume 2, issue 1, 2010

Macroeconomic and territorial policies for regional competitiveness: an EU perspective pp. 1-19

Roberto Camagni and Roberta Capello

Evolution of new spatial division of labour and spatial dynamics in Korea pp. 21-38

Sam Ock Park and Yangmi Koo

The role of human capital in language acquisition among immigrants in US metropolitan pp. 39-49

Brigitte S. Waldorf, Julia Beckhusen, Raymond Florax and Thomas Graaff

Decentralization, democracy and sub-national governance: comparative reflections for policy-making in Brazil, Mexico and the US pp. 51-62

Peter M. Ward, Robert H. Wilson and Peter K. Spink

Can regional sports stadia ever be economically significant? pp. 63-77

Calvin Jones, Max Munday and Neil Roche

Major sport events and regional development: the case of the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games pp. 79-95

Eduardo Haddad and Paulo R. Haddad

Volume 1, issue 2, 2009

Understanding local growth: Regional science, globalization and recession pp. 129-140

Michael Taylor

Optimal environmental and industrial policies and imperfect agglomeration effects pp. 141-157

Daisuke Ikazaki and Tohru Naito

An analysis on the subjective perception of policy action on peripherality: A comparative assessment in accessible and peripheral areas of six countries of the EU pp. 159-176

Joan Noguera

Has the North American Free Trade Agreement fulfilled its promise? An assessment after 15 Years pp. 177-186

Bernard L. Weinstein and Michael Seman

Thinking/learning about policy to enact different food futures pp. 187-192

Nicolas Lewis

Volume 1, issue 1, 2008

A note from RSAI presidents pp. 1-2

Roger R. Stough and Robert Stimson

National growth versus spatial equality? A cautionary note on the new ‘trade-off’ thinking in regional policy discourse pp. 3-13

Ronald Martin

Some reflections concerning GDP, regional convergence and European cohesion policy pp. 15-22

N. De Michelis and P. Monfort

Regional Innovation Systems, Clean Technology & Jacobian Cluster-Platform Policies pp. 23-45

Philip Cooke

Regional policy in the European Union: The cohesion-competitiveness dilemma pp. 47-66

Tomás Mancha-Navarro and Rubén Garrido-Yserte

A New Shortcut Method for Estimating Economic Base Multipliers pp. 67-84

Gordon Mulligan

Choosing Regional Futures: Challenges and choices in building integrated models to support long-term regional planning in New Zealand pp. 85-108

D.T. Rutledge, Michael Cameron, S. Elliott, T. Fenton, B. Huser, G. McBride, G. McDonald, M. O’Connor, D. Phyn, Jacques Poot, R. Price, Francis Scrimgeour, B. Small, A. Tait, H. Van Delden, M.E. Wedderburn and R.A. Woods

The Rover Task Force: A case study in proactive and reactive policy intervention? pp. 109-124

David Bailey and Stewart MacNeill

New Directions in Economic Geography – Edited by Bernard Fingleton pp. 125-127

Rajiv Thakur