Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie

1970 - 2025

Current editor(s): Jan van Weesep

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Volume 103, issue 5, 2012

The Design, Experience and Justice of Mobility pp. 509-515

Huib Ernste, Karel Martens and Joris Schapendonk

On Turbulence: Entanglements of Disorder and Order on a Devon Beach pp. 516-529

Tim Cresswell and Craig Martin

Confined Mobilities: Following Indonesian Migrant Workers on Their Way Home pp. 530-541

Sanneke Kloppenburg and Peter Peters

Designing Public Space for Mobility: Contestation, Negotiation and Experiment at A msterdam A irport S chiphol pp. 542-554

Anna Nikolaeva

Contradictions of ‘Sustainable Mobility’– The Illogic of Growth and the Logic of Myth pp. 555-565

Maja Essebo and Guy Baeten

Do Mobile Lives Have a Future? pp. 566-576

John Urry

Migrants' Im/Mobilities on Their Way to the EU: Lost in Transit? pp. 577-583

Joris Schapendonk

Re-Reading Time-Geography from a Gender Perspective: Examples from Gendered mobility pp. 584-600

Christina Scholten, Tora Friberg and Annika Sandén

Addressing Scale in Open Space Preservation: Learning from the Hague Region in the Netherlands pp. 601-614

Frans J.G. Padt and Judith Westerink

Artists-Accompanied Urban Regeneration: Insights and Lessons from Utrecht and Rotterdam pp. 615-623

Martin Zebracki and Lévi Smulders

Cities for People, Not for Profit. Edited by Neil Brenner, Peter Marcuse & Margit Mayer (eds.), London/New York, 2011: Routledge. 284 pp., Paperback, 978-0-415-60178-8, $39.95. Hardback, 978-0-415-60177-1, $155.00 pp. 624-626

Chris Baker

Key Concepts in Economic Geography. By Yuko Aouama, James T. Murphy & Susan Hanson, London 2011: Sage. 278 pp. Paperback, ISBN: 9781847878953, £21.99. Hardcover, ISBN: 9781847878946, £67.00 pp. 626-629

Sophie Baudet-Michel

Principles of Map Design. By Judith A. Tyner, New York 2010, The Guilford Press. 259 pages. Hardcover, ISBN: 978-1-60623-544-7, $60.00 pp. 629-630

David Vale

The Europeans: A Geography of People, Culture, and Environment. By Robert C. Ostergen & Mathias Le Bossé, New York, 2011. The Guilford Press. 432 pp. ISBN 159385384X, $65.00 pp. 630-633

Michiel Meeteren

Creative Class And Self-Employment In The D utch Labour Market pp. 634-637

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

Volume 103, issue 4, 2012

GEOGRAPHIES OF INFRASTRUCTURE SYSTEMS: THE USER'S LIFEWORLD AND INTERFACE DESIGN pp. 385-395

Tilo Felgenhauer

EXPLAINING POLARISATION IN THE EU 27'S INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION DISTRIBUTION pp. 396-411

Maria Hierro, Adolfo Maza and Jose Villaverde

THE ROLE OF THE INFORMAL SECTOR IN SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN THE GAMA, GHANA: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES pp. 412-425

Martin Oteng-Ababio

A SOCIAL-NETWORK BEHAVIOURAL APPROACH TO OVERSEAS CHINESE AND OVERSEAS NON-CHINESE INVESTMENTS IN CHINA pp. 426-442

Jiantao Lu

DO CHANGES IN GDP INFLUENCE COMMUTING DISTANCES? A STUDY OF SWEDISH COMMUTING PATTERNS BETWEEN 1990 AND 2006 pp. 443-456

John Östh and Urban Lindgren

DOES FIRM AGGLOMERATION DRIVE PRODUCT INNOVATION AND RENEWAL? AN APPLICATION FOR BELGIUM pp. 457-472

Filip De Beule and Ilke Van Beveren

REAL ALE MICROBREWING AND RELATIONS OF TRUST: A COMMODITY CHAIN PERSPECTIVE pp. 473-486

Damian Maye

CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF REGIONAL POPULATION DECLINE FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS pp. 487-496

Tialda Haartsen and Leo van Wissen

City Life – By Adrian Franklin pp. 497-498

Mona Abdelwahab

Extreme Heritage Management: The Practices and Policies of Densely Populated Islands – Edited by Godfrey Baldaccino pp. 498-500

Chris Perkins

Urban Spaces after Socialism. Ethnographies of Public Places in Eurasian Cities – Edited by Tsypylma Darieva, Wolfgang Kaschuba & Melanie Krebs pp. 500-502

Wladimir Sgibnev

The Economic Geography of the UK – Edited by N.M. Coe & A. Jones pp. 502-505

Alan Southern

REGIONAL COMMUTING PATTERNS IN THE DUTCH LABOUR MARKET pp. 506-507

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

Volume 103, issue 3, 2012

LEADER+ TERRITORIAL GOVERNANCE IN POLAND: SUCCESSES AND FAILURES AS A RATIONAL CHOICE EFFECT pp. 261-275

Marek Furmankiewicz

DOES CITY LOCATION DETERMINE URBAN POPULATION GROWTH? THE CASE OF SMALL AND MEDIUM CITIES IN KOREA pp. 276-292

Jungyul Sohn

INCOME DISPARITIES IN THE ENLARGED EU: SOCIO-ECONOMIC, SPECIALISATION AND GEOGRAPHICAL CLUSTERS pp. 293-311

Sheila A. Chapman and Valentina Meliciani

SUBURBANISATION AND INTERNATIONAL IMMIGRATION: THE CASE OF THE BARCELONA METROPOLITAN REGION (1998–2009) pp. 312-329

Jordi Bayona-Carrasco and Fernando Gil-Alonso

EXPLORING DUTCH MIGRATION TO RURAL SWEDEN: INTERNATIONAL COUNTERURBANISATION IN THE EU pp. 330-346

Marco Eimermann, Mats Lundmark and Dieter K Müller

TRANSBORDER OPENNESS OF COMPANIES IN A DIVIDED CITY: ZGORZELEC/GÖRLITZ CASE STUDY pp. 347-361

Sylwia Dołzbłasz and Andrzej Raczyk

NEW URBAN CENTRES IN THE NETHERLANDS pp. 362-373

Pieter van der Heijde

Weighing In: Obesity, Food Justice, and the Limits of Capitalism – By J. Guthman pp. 374-376

Morgan Apicella

The Re-creation of the European City. Governance, Territory and Polycentricity – Edited by Rob Atkinson & Christiana Rossignolo pp. 376-379

Alex G Papadopoulos

Miami: Mistress of the Americas – By Jan Nijman pp. 379-381

Yifei Li

REGIONAL PATTERNS OF UNEMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS pp. 382-383

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

Volume 103, issue 2, 2012

INTRODUCTION: NEOLIBERAL CONSERVATION, UNEVEN GEOGRAPHICAL DEVELOPMENT AND THE DYNAMICS OF CONTEMPORARY CAPITALISM pp. 129-135

Bram Büscher and Murat Arsel

THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF AFRICA'S NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE ‘GREAT FINANCIAL CRISIS’ pp. 136-149

Bram Büscher

BETWEEN ‘MARX AND MARKETS’? THE STATE, THE ‘LEFT TURN’ AND NATURE IN ECUADOR pp. 150-163

Murat Arsel

UNEVEN DEVELOPMENT AND ACCUMULATION BY DISPOSSESSION IN NATURE CONSERVATION: COMPARING RECENT TRENDS IN THE AZORES AND TANZANIA pp. 164-179

Katja Neves and Jim Igoe

THE FINANCIAL CRISIS AND ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE ‘AFTER’ NEOLIBERALISM pp. 180-195

James McCarthy

SAFETY IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS pp. 196-208

Therese Lindgren and Maria R. Nilsen

EU ACCESSION MIGRATION: NATIONAL INSURANCE NUMBER ALLOCATIONS AND THE GEOGRAPHIES OF POLISH LABOUR IMMIGRATION TO THE UK pp. 209-221

Catherine Harris, Dominique Moran and John R. Bryson

IMPORTANCE OF SOCIAL CAPITAL IN COPING WITH AND BENEFITING FROM NEW ECONOMIC CONDITIONS pp. 222-239

Ayda Eraydin, Bilge Armatli‐köroğlu and Nil Uzun

THE ROLE OF THE NEIGHBOURHOOD FOR FIRM RELOCATION pp. 240-249

Bart Sleutjes and Beate Völker

Competition, Competitive Advantage and Clusters: The Ideas of Michael Porter – Edited by Robert Huggins & Hiro Izushi pp. 250-252

Grzegorz Micek

Geography – History and Concepts: A Student's Guide – By Arild Holt‐Jensen pp. 252-254

Gerald Aiken

The Challenge of Social Innovation in Urban Revitalization – Edited by Paul Drewe, Juan‐Luis Klein and Edward Hulsbergen pp. 254-255

Alina Congreve

Globalization, Modernity and the City – By John Rennie Short pp. 256-257

Thomas Sigler

SPATIAL CHANGES IN JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN THE NETHERLANDS, 1995–2010 pp. 258-259

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

Volume 103, issue 1, 2012

CHALLENGES TO ACTOR‐ORIENTED ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE: EXAMPLES FROM THREE MEXICAN BIOSPHERE RESERVES pp. 1-19

Ludger Brenner and Hubert Job

EXCESS TRAVEL IN NON‐PROFESSIONAL TRIPS: WHY LOOK FOR IT MILES AWAY? pp. 20-38

Kobe Boussauw, Veronique van Acker and Frank Witlox

BEYOND POSTSUBURBIA? MULTIFUNCTIONAL SERVICE AGGLOMERATION IN VIENNA'S URBAN FRINGE pp. 39-52

Marco Helbich

FROM SECOND HOME TO PRIMARY RESIDENCE: MIGRATION TOWARDS RECREATIONAL PROPERTIES IN SWEDEN 1991–2005 pp. 53-68

Dieter K. Müller and Roger Marjavaara

FLEXIBILITY IN PLACE AND MEANINGS OF PLACE BY FIRST GENERATION MIGRANTS pp. 69-84

Mark Powell and Clare Rishbeth

NEIGHBOURHOOD COMPOSITION AND ECONOMIC PROSPECTS: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY IN THE NETHERLANDS pp. 85-100

Sako Musterd, Sjoerd de Vos, Marjolijn Das and Jan Latten

MUTUAL LEARNING IN DUTCH‐MOROCCAN AND DUTCH‐TURKISH MUNICIPAL PARTNERSHIPS pp. 101-109

Edith van Ewijk

ECONOMIC FLOWS, SPATIAL FOLDS AND INTRA‐URBAN BORDERS: REFLECTIONS ON CITY CENTRE REDEVELOPMENT PLANS FROM A EUROPEAN BORDER STUDIES PERSPECTIVE pp. 110-117

Bas Spierings

Social Capital and Urban Networks of Trust – Edited by Jouni Häkli & Claudio Minca pp. 118-119

Roman Matoušek

Worlding Cities: Asian Experiments and the Art of Being Global – By Ananya Roy & Aihwa Ong pp. 120-121

Creighton Connolly

Social Geography: A Critical Introduction – By Vincent J. Del Casino Jr pp. 121-124

Sharon Leahy

THE GENDER EMPLOYMENT GAP IN THE DUTCH LABOUR MARKET pp. 126-127

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