Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie

1970 - 2025

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Volume 94, issue 5, 2003

Productivity, Public Capital and Convergence: A Study of the Spanish Regions pp. 537-553

Carlos Gil Canaleta, Pedro Pascual Arzoz and Manuel Rapun Garate

Culture and Entrepreneurship – Remarks on Transculturality as Practice pp. 554-563

Robert Pütz

Niche Markets, Regional Diversification and the Reinvention of Western Australia's Sandalwood Industry pp. 564-575

Matthew Tonts and John Selwood

Residence and Migration in Post‐War Soviet Estonia: The Case of Russian‐Born Estonians pp. 576-588

Hill Kulu

Residential Segregation in a Medium‐Sized Post‐Soviet City: Ust’‐Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan pp. 589-605

Michael Gentile

New Firms in Former Farms: A Process with Two Faces pp. 606-615

Femke Daalhuizen, Frank Van Dam and Roland Goetgeluk

Spatial Perspectives on Firm Dynamics in The Netherlands pp. 620-630

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

Volume 94, issue 4, 2003

Professor Jan van den Bremen (1931–2003) pp. 423-423

Piet Pellenbarg

Accessibility to freight transport networks in Belgium: a geographical approach pp. 424-438

Isabelle Thomas, Jean‐Pierre Hermia, Thierry Vanelslander and Ann Verhetsel

Indirect economic effects of new infrastructure: a comparison of Dutch high speed rail variants pp. 439-452

Jan Oosterhaven and Ward Romp

The odd role of proximity in knowledge relations: high‐tech in the Netherlands pp. 453-462

Gerben Van Der Panne and Wilfred Dolfsma

International operations and location decisions: a firm level approach pp. 463-476

Bert Meijboom and Hans Voordijk

Population concentration in United States city‐systems from 1790 to 2000: historical trends and current phases pp. 477-495

Samuel M. Otterstrom

Planning, policy and polarisation in Vancouver's downtown eastside pp. 496-509

Heather A. Smith

Environmental policy in the European Union: community competence vs member state competence pp. 510-515

Henk Folmer and Tim Jeppesen

Residential amenities of knowledge workers and the location of ICT‐FIrms in the Netherlands pp. 516-523

Frank Oort, Anet Weterings and Heleen Verlinde

Volume 94, issue 3, 2003

Globalisation and locality in development geography: Introduction to the dossier pp. 291-296

Leo Van Grunsven and August Van Westen

Global networks and local developments: agendas for development geography pp. 297-309

Anthony Bebbington

Transnational capitalism and local transformation in Chile pp. 310-321

Robert N. Gwynne

The territorialisation of rural Thailand: between localism, nationalism and globalism pp. 322-334

Mogens Buch‐Hansen

Petrol pumps and economic slumps: rural‐urban linkages in Zimbabwe's globalisation process pp. 335-349

Deborah Fahy Bryceson and Tatenda Mbara

Development geography at the crossroads of livelihood and globalisation pp. 350-362

Leo De Haan and Annelies Zoomers

The impact of urban renewal and gentrification on urban fabric: three cases in Turkey pp. 363-375

C. Nil Uzun

Geographic patterns of industrial innovation in China during the 1990s pp. 376-389

Yifei Sun

Still not there, but on our way: thinking of urban ICT policies in European cities pp. 390-400

Galit Cohen‐Blankshtain and Peter Nijkamp

Continuity and change in Dutch development co‐operation pp. 401-407

Paul Van Lindert and Otto Verkoren

The Netherlands in Maps pp. 420-420

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

Volume 94, issue 2, 2003

Power and territoriality: a study of Moroccan women in Antwerp pp. 151-163

Katleen Peleman

‘Bongo Fury’: tourism, music and cultural economy at Byron Bay, Australia pp. 164-187

Chris Gibson and John Connell

The functions of Australian towns, revisited pp. 188-204

Robert Freestone, Peter Murphy and Alan Jenner

An analysis of dual‐track urbanisation in the Pearl River Delta since 1980 pp. 205-218

Kwan‐yiu Wong, Jianfa Shen, Zhiqiang Feng and Chaolin Gu

The attraction force of out‐of‐town shopping malls: a case study on run‐fun shopping in the Netherlands pp. 219-229

Cees Gorter, Peter Nijkamp and Pim Klamer

The economics of rural areas in the proximity of urban networks: evidence from Flanders pp. 230-245

Peter Cabus and Wim Vanhaverbeke

Conceptualising the ‘competitive’ strategies of rural manufacturing SMEs pp. 246-257

David Jarvis and Philip Dunham

Price discrimination between EU regions pp. 258-264

Wolter H.J. Hassink and Ronald Schettkat

Income differences between central cities and suburbs in Dutch urban regions pp. 265-275

Frans M. Dieleman and Christiaan Wallet

Volume 94, issue 1, 2003

Testing the differential urbanisation model in Great Britain, 1901–91 pp. 11-22

Tony Champion

Testing the differential urbanisation model for Italy pp. 23-37

Corrado Bonifazi and Frank Heins

Differential urbanisation model: the case of a developing country, India 1961–91 pp. 38-48

Debnath Mookherjee

Differential urbanisation in Finland pp. 49-63

Elli Heikkilä

Testing the temporal characterisation of the differential urbanisation model in western Germany, 1939–2010 pp. 64-74

Thomas Kontuly and Brad Dearden

Differential urbanisation in Russia pp. 75-88

Tatyana Nefedova and Andrei Treivish

Differential urbanisation in South Africa – a further exploration pp. 89-99

Hermanus S. Geyer

Differential urbanisation in Turkey, 1955–97 pp. 100-111

Ayse Gedik

Urban and rural population change in Estonia: patterns of differentiated and undifferentiated urbanisation pp. 112-123

Tiit Tammaru

Lessons Learned from Testing the Differential Urbanisation Model pp. 124-128

Thomas Kontuly and Hermanus S. Geyer

Rural Areas in the Netherlands pp. 129-136

Tialda Haartsen, Paulus P.P. Huigen and Peter Groote

The demography of firms in the Netherlands: introduction to the 2003 maps pp. 144-146

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

Volume 93, issue 5, 2002

National innovation systems, firm strategy, and enabling mobile communications: the case of Nokia pp. 489-508

Thomas R. Leinbach and Stanley D. Brunn

Hubs, nodes and by–passed places: a typology of e–commerce regions in the United States pp. 509-521

Matthew A. Zook

Where are the Web factories: The urban bias of e–business location pp. 522-536

Sean P. Gorman

The internet and home purchase pp. 537-547

Risa Palm and Michelle Danis

Local and Global: Cities in the Network Society pp. 548-558

Manuel Castells

Comment on Manuel Castells’ paper in this issue: Local and global: cities in the network society pp. 559-562

Herman Van Der Wusten

Europeanisation of science pp. 563-569

Koen Frenken

Segmenting the market for agricultural land in the Netherlands pp. 570-575

Arno Segeren and Jan Luijt

The Netherlands in Maps: Geographies of money in the Netherlands pp. 586-595

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

Volume 93, issue 4, 2002

Namibia’s Unstable Northern Frontier pp. 369-382

William R. Stanley

The changing spatial networks of large state–owned enterprises in reform–era China: A company case study pp. 383-396

Xiaojian Li

The Cultural Politics of Local Economic Development: The Case of Toledo Jeep pp. 397-411

Jay D. Gatrell and Neil Reid

A value chain approach to financial centres – The case of Frankfurt pp. 412-423

Michael Grote, Vivien Lo and Sofia Harrschar–Ehrnborg

Regional inversion in the United States: The institutional context for the rise of the Sunbelt since the 1940s pp. 424-442

Luis Suarez–Villa

Children’s (in)dependent mobility and parents’ chauffeuring in the town and the countryside pp. 443-453

Karen Tillberg Mattsson

A Comparative Industrial Profile Analysis of urban regions in Western Europe: an application of rough set classification pp. 454-463

Frank Bruinsma, Peter Nijkamp and Ron Vreeker

The Supply, Use and Quality of Randstad Holland’s Transportation Networks in Comparative Perspective pp. 464-471

Hans D. Hilbers and Isabel R. Wilmink

The Netherlands in Maps pp. 482-482

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

Volume 93, issue 3, 2002

Mapping Childhood in Amsterdam: the spatial and social construction of children’s domains in the city pp. 231-241

Lia Karsten

Natural Resources and Development: Comparison of Bangladesh and South Korea pp. 242-253

Richard M. Auty

Embeddedness in custodial banking pp. 254-269

Pierre Agnes

Conditions for the development of high‐tech industry: the case of Israel pp. 270-286

Aharon Kellerman

Stability and change in the supply chains of multinational plants: the managerial voice pp. 287-301

Mike Crone and H. Doug Watts

Enterprise, Embeddedness and Exclusion: Business and Development in Fiji pp. 302-315

Michael Taylor

New geographies and forms of work and unemployment and public policy innovation in Europe pp. 316-335

Ray Hudson

Urban form and commuting behaviour: a cross‐European perspective pp. 336-343

Tim Schwanen

Innovation and agglomeration economies in the Netherlands pp. 344-360

Frank Oort

The Netherlands in Maps pp. ibc-ibc

Piet H. Pellenbarg and Paul J.M Van Steen

Volume 93, issue 2, 2002

Bordering, Ordering and Othering pp. 125-136

Henk Van Houtum and Ton Van Naerssen

Bounded spaces in the mobile world: Deconstructing ‘regional identity’ pp. 137-148

Anssi Paasi

Process of Othering in the case of India and Pakistan pp. 149-159

Sanjay Chaturvedi

Re‐imagining Borders: Malay Identity and Indonesian Migrants in Malaysia pp. 160-172

Ernst Spaan, Ton Van Naerssen and Gerard Kohl

The spatial limits to entrepreneurship: Immigrant entrepreneurs in Canada pp. 173-190

Daniel Hiebert

Assimilating Jews in Dutch nation‐building: the missing ‘pillar’ pp. 191-207

Hans Knippenberg

Stock markets for sale: European Integration and the consolidation of stock exchanges pp. 208-213

Marinda De Smidt and Ton Van Rietbergen

Ethnic Segregation in the Netherlands: New Patterns, New Policies? pp. 214-220

Gideon Bolt, Pieter Hooimeijer and Ronald Van Kempen

The Netherland in Maps pp. ibc-ibc

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

Volume 93, issue 1, 2002

Guest Editorial pp. 3-4

Neil Wrigley and Sallie A. Marston

Commentary – Taking Economic and Cultural Geographies Seriously pp. 5-7

Michelle Lowe

Organisational Restructuring, Knowledge and Spatial Scale: The Case of the US Department Store Industry pp. 8-33

Steve Wood

The Restructuring of Retail Capital and the Street pp. 34-46

Katherine Hankins

The Emergence of Online Food Retailing: A Stakeholder Perspective pp. 47-61

Andrew Murphy

Transforming the Corporate Landscape of US Food Retailing: Market Power, Financial Re‐engineering and Regulation pp. 62-82

Neil Wrigley

Flexible Retailing: Gap Inc. and the Multiple Spaces of Shopping in the United States pp. 83-99

Sallie A. Marston and Ali Modarres

The Geography of Deregulation in the European Aviation Market pp. 100-106

Guillaume Burghouwt and Jacco Hakfoort

The Rise (and fall?) of National Retail Planning pp. 107-113

David Evers

Money and Space in the Netherlands: Introduction to the 2002 Maps pp. 120-122

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