Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie

1970 - 2025

Current editor(s): Jan van Weesep

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Volume 100, issue 5, 2009

TRANS‐WORLD: DEBATING THE PLACE AND BORDERS OF PLACES IN THE AGE OF TRANSNATIONALISM pp. 577-586

Huib Ernste, Henk van Houtum and Annelies Zoomers

TRANSNATIONALISATION AND THE CHALLENGE OF DIFFERENTIATED CONCEPTS OF SPACE pp. 587-597

Ludger Pries

BORDERS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE: MIGRANT TRANSNATIONALISM AS A BORDER EXPERIENCE pp. 598-609

Ruben Gielis

GLOBAL MOBILITY, SHIFTING BORDERS AND URBAN CITIZENSHIP pp. 610-622

Michael Peter Smith and Luis Eduardo Guarnizo

DIASPORA AND SOVEREIGNTY: THREE CASES OF PUBLIC ALARM IN THE NETHERLANDS pp. 623-634

Gertjan Dijkink and Inge van der Welle

IMMIGRATION, TRANSNATIONALISM AND ‘FLEXIBLE CITIZENSHIP’ IN CANADA: AN EXAMINATION OF ONG'S THESIS TEN YEARS ON pp. 635-645

Johanna L. Waters

POWER OF BORDERS AND SPATIALITY OF TRANSNATIONALISM: A STUDY OF CHINESE‐OPERATED TOURISM BUSINESSES IN EUROPE pp. 646-661

Maggi W.H. Leung

CONSTRUCTING HOMES, BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS: MIGRANT INVESTMENTS IN HOUSES pp. 662-673

Lothar Smith and Valentina Mazzucato

THE NETHERLANDS: A RELUCTANT COUNTRY OF IMMIGRATION pp. 674-681

Jan Rath

Territorial Cohesion and the European Model of Society – Edited by ANDREAS FALUDI pp. 682-683

Jochem De Vries

Globalizing City: The Urban and Economic Transformation of Accra, Ghana – By RICHARD GRANT pp. 683-685

Ben Derudder

PLACE AND SCIENCE IN THE NETHERLANDS. A SPATIAL PERSPECTIVE ON DUTCH UNIVERSITIES AND THEIR KNOWLEDGE OUTPUT pp. 686-693

Piet H. Pellenbarg and Paul J.M. van Steen

Volume 100, issue 4, 2009

THE NEW DIVIDED CITY: CHANGING PATTERNS IN EUROPEAN CITIES pp. 377-398

Ronald van Kempen and Alan Murie

SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION OF HISTORICAL NEIGHBOURHOODS IN BUDAPEST pp. 399-416

Zoltán Kovács

NEW SOCIO‐SPATIAL FORMATIONS: PLACES OF RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION AND SEPARATION IN CZECHIA pp. 417-435

Luděk Sýkora

FROM PRIORITY‐LED TO MARKET‐LED SUBURBANISATION IN A POST‐COMMUNIST METROPOLIS pp. 436-453

Kadri Leetmaa, Tiit Tammaru and Kristi Anniste

CROATIAN CITIES UNDER TRANSFORMATION: NEW TENDENCIES IN HOUSING AND SEGREGATION pp. 454-468

Dubravka Spevec and Sanja Klempić Bogadi

SEGREGATION IN ISTANBUL: PATTERNS AND PROCESSES pp. 469-484

M. Meli̇h Pinarcioğlu and Oğuz Işik

FEATURES AND DYNAMICS OF SOCIO‐SPATIAL DIFFERENTIATION IN VIENNA AND THE VIENNA METROPOLITAN REGION pp. 485-501

Gerhard Hatz

AFTER URBAN RESTRUCTURING: RELOCATIONS AND SEGREGATION IN DUTCH CITIES pp. 502-518

Gideon Bolt, Ronald van Kempen and Jan van Weesep

THE EFFECTS OF THE SPANISH HOUSING SYSTEM ON THE SETTLEMENT PATTERNS OF IMMIGRANTS pp. 519-534

Montserrat Pareja‐eastaway

THE MODERNISATION OF HOUSING IN ENGLAND pp. 535-548

Alan Murie

NEIGHBOUR RELATIONS IN THE NETHERLANDS – A DECADE OF EVIDENCE pp. 549-558

Gerald Mollenhorst, Beate Völker and Veronique Schutjens

SEGREGATION AND HOUSING OF MINORITY ETHNIC GROUPS IN WESTERN EUROPEAN CITIES pp. 559-566

Sako Musterd and Ronald van Kempen

Restructuring Large Housing Estates in Europe – Edited by R. van Kempen, K. Dekker, S. Hall & I. Tosics pp. 567-569

Katrin Grossmann

International Business Geography: Case Studies of Corporate Firms – Edited by Piet Pellenbarg & Egbert Wever pp. 569-570

Patrik Ström

The Politics of Rural Governance – By Petra Derkzen pp. 570-572

Stephan Kamps

New Geographies of Race and Racism – Edited by Clair Dwyer & Caroline Bressey pp. 572-575

Jo Norcup

Volume 100, issue 3, 2009

WHICH ARE THE LARGEST? WHY LISTS OF MAJOR URBAN AREAS VARY SO GREATLY pp. 277-297

Richard L. Forstall, Richard P. Greene and James B. Pick

BROADBAND PROVISION AND FIRM LOCATION IN OHIO: AN EXPLORATORY SPATIAL ANALYSIS pp. 298-315

Elizabeth A. Mack and Tony Grubesic

SPATIAL EFFECTS ON PROVINCIAL CONVERGENCE AND INCOME DISTRIBUTION IN SPAIN: 1985–2003 pp. 316-331

Adolfo Maza and Jose Villaverde

THE ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY OF KNOWLEDGE FLOW HIERARCHIES AMONG INTERNATIONALLY NETWORKED MEDICAL BIOCLUSTERS: A SCIENTOMETRIC ANALYSIS pp. 332-347

Philip Cooke

GEOGRAPHICAL IMAGINATION IN DUTCH HISTORICAL SELF‐REPRESENTATION – THE CASE OF THE CULTURAL CANON OF THE NETHERLANDS pp. 348-357

Rob van der Vaart

BACKWARDNESS OF BORDER REGIONS pp. 358-364

Nicolai van Gorp

Migration als Räumliche Definitonsmacht? Beiträge zu einer neuen Geographie der Migration in Europa ‐ By Felicitas Hillmann pp. 365-367

Maria Borovnik

Segregation: The Rising Costs for America ‐ Edited by James H. Carr & Nandinee K. Kutty pp. 367-370

Emily T. Molina

Gated Communities ‐ Edited by Rowland Atkinson & Sarah Blandy pp. 370-371

Ron Johnston

Martin Heidegger: Theorist of Space ‐ By Theodore R. Schatzki pp. 371-373

Chad Staddon

THE NETHERLANDS IN MAPS pp. 374-374

Piet H. Pellenbarg and Paul J.M. Van Steen

Volume 100, issue 2, 2009

NETWORKS AND ECONOMIC AGGLOMERATIONS: INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE pp. 139-144

Martijn Burger, Frank Oort, Koen Frenken and Bert van der Knaap

INDIVISIBILITIES, SYNERGY AND PROXIMITY: THE NEED FOR AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO AGGLOMERATION ECONOMIES pp. 145-159

Roberta Capello

SOCIAL CAPITAL OF ECONOMIC CLUSTERS: TOWARDS A NETWORK‐BASED CONCEPTION OF SOCIAL RESOURCES pp. 160-170

Franz Huber

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BI‐REGIONAL AND FULL NETWORKS WHEN ANALYSING AGGLOMERATION EFFECTS pp. 171-182

Mark Thissen, Hans Hilbers and Paul van de Coevering

REGIONAL SOCIAL NETWORKS AS CONDUITS FOR KNOWLEDGE SPILLOVERS: EXPLAINING PERFORMANCE OF HIGH‐TECH FIRMS pp. 183-197

Johannes Boshuizen, Peter Geurts and Anne van der Veen

SOCIAL NETWORKS AND COMPETITIVE GROWTH OF UNIVERSITY SPIN‐OFF FIRMS: A TALE OF TWO CONTRASTING CITIES pp. 198-209

Danny P. Soetanto and Marina van Geenhuizen

UNIVERSITIES, AGGLOMERATIONS AND GRADUATE HUMAN CAPITAL MOBILITY pp. 210-223

Alessandra Faggian and Philip McCann

THE JANUS‐FACED ECONOMY: HONG KONG FIRMS AS INTERMEDIARIES BETWEEN GLOBAL CUSTOMERS AND LOCAL PRODUCERS IN THE ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY pp. 224-235

Susanne Meyer, Daniel Schiller and Javier Revilla Diez

METROPOLITAN REGIONS IN THE KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY: NETWORK ANALYSIS AS A STRATEGIC INFORMATION TOOL pp. 236-249

Arno Brandt, Claudia Hahn, Stefan Krätke and Matthias Kiese

THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF RANDSTAD CITIES WITHIN COMPARATIVE WORLDWIDE CORPORATE NETWORKS pp. 250-259

R.S. (ronald) Wall

FINANCIAL GEOGRAPHIES AND EMERGING MARKETS IN EUROPE pp. 260-266

Bas Karreman

The Cost of Land Use Decisions. Applying Transaction Cost Economics to Planning and Development ‐ By Edwin Buitelaar pp. 267-268

Pieter Terhorst

The Politics of Civil Society: Neoliberalism or Social Left? ‐ By Powell Frederick pp. 268-270

Tino Buchholz

The Irresistible Revolution: Living as an Ordinary Radical ‐ By Shane Claiborne pp. 270-272

Andy Williams

THE NETHERLANDS IN MAPS pp. 273-273

Piet H. Pellenbarg and Paul J.M. van Steen

Volume 100, issue 1, 2009

FROM THE EDITOR pp. 3-4

J. Van Weesep

FROM A MAGAZINE FOR ‘PRACTICAL GENTLEMEN’ TO AN ACADEMIC JOURNAL: ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF TESG pp. 5-19

Ben de Pater

THE CHANGING POSITION OF SOCIETY JOURNALS IN GEOGRAPHY pp. 20-32

Jeroen Bosman

UKRAINIAN MIDDLEMAN SYSTEM OF LABOUR ORGANISATION IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC pp. 33-43

Dita Čermáková and Michal Nekorjak

RETURN MIGRATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN GHANA AND CÔTE D’IVOIRE: THE ROLE OF CAPITAL TRANSFERS pp. 44-58

Richard Black and Adriana Castaldo

BEYOND CONVERGENCE: SPACE, SCALE, AND REGIONAL INEQUALITY IN CHINA pp. 59-80

Yehua Wei and Xinyue Ye

GROUNDING GEOGRAPHIES OF ECONOMIC GLOBALISATION: GLOBALISED SPACES IN CHILE'S NON‐TRADITIONAL EXPORT SECTOR, 1980–2005 pp. 81-100

Jonathan R. Barton and Warwick E. Murray

TRANSNATIONALISM PERSONIFIED: YOUNG RETURNING TRINIDADIANS ‘IN THEIR OWN WORDS’ pp. 101-113

Robert B. Potter, Dennis Conway and Godfrey St. Bernard

VISUALISING THE EFFECT OF PRIVATE‐SECTOR INVOLVEMENT ON REDEVELOPED PUBLIC SPACES IN THE NETHERLANDS pp. 114-120

Rianne van Melik

EUROPEAN LABOUR MARKETS AND THE CULTURAL‐ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY OF FLEXWORK pp. 121-126

Roos Pijpers

World City ‐ by DOREEN MASSEY pp. 127-129

Walter J. Nicholls

Protected Areas and Regional Development in Europe: towards a new model for the 21st Century ‐ Edited by INGO MOSE pp. 129-131

Carlos Nunes Silva

Framing the West: Images of Rural Ireland 1891−1920 ‐ Edited by CIARA BREATHNACH pp. 131-133

Denis Linehan

PLACE AND SCIENCE: INTRODUCTION TO THE 2009 MAPS pp. 134-136

Piet H. Pellenbarg and Paul J.M. van Steen