ZFW – Advances in Economic Geography

1982 - 2025

Current editor(s): Harald Bathelt and Sebastian Henn

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Volume 69, issue 4, 2025

Identifying trajectories of regional ‘left-behindness’ in the EU15 from 1982 to 2017 pp. 177-190

Le Petit-Guerin Mehdi, Velthuis Sanne, Royer Jeroen, Cauchi-Duval Nicolas, Franklin Rachel, Leibert Tim, MacKinnon Danny and Pike Andy

Persistent peripheralization. How adverse conditions affect the scope of policies for regional development in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany pp. 191-202

Kunhardt Jenny

Unpacking revaluation in regional restructuring: the case of post-carbon Lusatia pp. 203-222

Lange Bastian and Bürkner Hans-Joachim

The origins of urban agglomeration: social externalities and city leapfrogging in early Tel Aviv pp. 223-237

Beenstock Michael and Felsenstein Daniel

Volume 69, issue 2-3, 2025

Editorial to the Meric Gertler special issue pp. 73-77

Clark Gordon L. and Bathelt Harald

The city as campus: regional organization of research universities pp. 78-93

Adler Patrick and Florida Richard

“Being there” and the continued importance of the local in finance pp. 94-106

Bratton William and Wójcik Dariusz

Science space: the evolution of scientific knowledge specialisations across European regions pp. 107-125

Kim Keungoui, Shin Hyunha and Kogler Dieter F.

Connecting market and innovation dynamics: trade fairs as temporary markets and clusters pp. 126-137

Bathelt Harald and Li Pengfei

Mobilising knowledge for corporate environmental performance and innovation in the context of global warming and net zero pp. 138-149

Clark Gordon L.

The oil and gas industry – a key to a successful, sustainable transition in Norway? Barriers and challenges to knowledge transfer to offshore wind and aquaculture pp. 150-163

Deegan Jason, Asheim Bjørn Terje, Haus-Reve Silje, Afewerki Samson, Blomgren Atle and Landazuri-Tveteraas Ursula

Reconsidering just energy transition: integrating ethical, spatial and temporal perspectives from Aristotle to Deloria pp. 164-176

Knox-Hayes Janelle

Volume 69, issue 1, 2025

The complementarity and connectivity of locations: digitalization, sustainability, and disruptions pp. 1-9

Li Pengfei and Ram Mudambi

Uneven development instead of complementarity: how the repatriation of FDI-profits fuels capital accumulation in Germany pp. 10-23

Parnreiter Christof, Kolhoff Klara, Steinwärder Laszlo and Obersteller Christian

How aerospace clusters respond to the challenge of sustainability: a comparison of the Toulouse and Montreal clusters pp. 24-40

Pishdadian Hassan, Aubertin Alain, Turkina Ekaterina, Cohendet Patrick and Simon Laurent

New economic geographies of war: risks and disruptions in Eurasian transport routes and supply chains through the military conflict in Ukraine pp. 41-54

Sielker Franziska and Dannenberg Peter

Communities in the internationalization process pp. 55-72

Bathelt Harald and John Cantwell

Volume 68, issue 3-4, 2024

Driving Change in Troubling Times: Security, Risk and the State in Global Production Networks pp. 145-150

Hess Martin and Horner Rory

Friendshoring in global production networks: state-orchestrated coupling amid geopolitical uncertainty pp. 151-166

Kalvelage Linus and Tups Gideon

Geopolitics and geospatial strategies: the rise of regulatory supply chain controls for semiconductor GPN in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan pp. 167-181

Aoyama Yuko, Song Eunyeong and Wang Shan-yu

Military conflicts and the performance of state-owned enterprises: a study of Ukraine’s aerospace, defense, and electro-engineering industries before and after the 2014 Crimea and Donbas occupation pp. 182-194

Blažek Jiří and Lypianin Anton

A “return of the state” in energy transitions? The making of a hydrogen economy in the European Union pp. 195-212

Vezzoni Rubén

State power, Global Production Networks, and underdevelopment: examining South Carolina’s success in fostering strategic coupling pp. 213-225

Teixeira Tiago

The resource-making state: liquefied natural gas production networks and state strategies for domestic market development in Indonesia pp. 226-242

Dodge Alexander Steven and Rye Ståle A.

Volume 68, issue 2, 2024

Towards a comprehensive agency-based resilience approach: Myopia and hypermetropia in the Turkish wine industry pp. 81-95

Evren Yiğit and Akdoğan-Odabaş Ezgi

Institutional work and institutional entrepreneurship in the Ontario craft beer industry pp. 97-110

Roy Kevin

Injecting climate finance into SME lending in Germany: Opportunities for and limitations of regional savings and cooperative banks pp. 111-123

Flögel Franz, Schepelmann Philipp, Zademach Hans-Martin and Zörner Michael

The geography of eco-innovations and sustainability transitions: A systematic comparison pp. 125-143

Hansmeier Hendrik and Kroll Henning

Volume 68, issue 1, 2024

Family firms, hidden champions and regional development pp. 1-8

Suwala Lech, Ahrens Jan-Philipp and Basco Rodrigo

Hidden champions as a determinant of regional development: An analysis of german districts pp. 9-39

Benz Lena, Block Jörn H. and Johann Matthias S.

Institutional effects on family business internationalization: A systematic review pp. 41-62

Kalhor Elham

Hidden Champions and their integration in rural regional innovation systems: Insights from Germany pp. 63-78

Rietmann Carsten

Corrigendum to: Population age structure – An underlying driver of national, regional and urban economic development pp. 79-79

Malmberg Anders, Malmberg Bo and Maskell Peter

Volume 67, issue 4, 2023

Digitalization and Labor Restructuring pp. 173-176

Fuchs Martina and Cumbers Andrew

Trucking (un)limited – the impact of digital platforms on labour in production networks of logistics pp. 177-188

Helwing Veronique, Verfürth Philip and Franz Martin

Location-specific labour control strategies in online retail pp. 189-201

Fuchs Martina, Dannenberg Peter, López Tatiana, Wiedemann Cathrin and Riedler Tim

Amazon’s distribution space: constructing a ‘labour fix’ through digital Taylorism and corporate Keynesianism pp. 202-216

Henaway Mostafa

Population age structure – An underlying driver of national, regional and urban economic development pp. 217-233

Malmberg Anders, Malmberg Bo and Maskell Peter

Mießner, M.; Naumann, M. (Hrsg.): Kritische Geographien ländlicher Enwicklung. Globale Transformationen und lokale Herausforderungen. (= Raumproduktionen: Theorie und gesellschaftliche Praxis, Band 33). Münster: Verlag Westfälisches Dampfboot 2019. 296 Seiten. ISBN 978-3-89691-277-0. 33 Euro pp. 234-235

Mose Ingo

Ingo Liefner & Sebastian Losacker: Nachhaltige Wirtschaftsgeographie pp. 235-236

Neise Thomas

Volume 67, issue 2-3, 2023

Seven Years of Brexit: Economic Geographies of Regional De- and Recoupling pp. 67-75

Glückler Johannes and Wójcik Dariusz

Viewing the impact of Brexit on Britain’s financial centre through an historical lens: Can there be a third reinvention of the City of London? pp. 76-91

Dymski Gary, Gavris Maria and Huaccha Gissell

Interlocking corporate and policy networks in financial services: Paris-London relations post Brexit pp. 92-104

Hall Sarah and Heneghan Martin

Do they do as they say?: Analysing the Impact of Brexit on Relocation Intentions in the UK’s FinTech Industry pp. 105-126

Franziska Sohns and Wójcik Dariusz

Post-Brexit: Do board interlocks make banks take similar relocation decisions? pp. 127-141

Panitz Robert and Glückler Johannes

The impact of brexit on regional productivity in the UK pp. 142-160

Fingleton Bernard, Gardiner Ben, Martin Ron and Barbieri Luca

Levelling Up and The Privileging of sub-national governance in England in the inter-Brexit space pp. 161-171

Nurse Alexander and Sykes Olivier

Volume 67, issue 1, 2023

China – International Linkages: Introduction to the Special Issue pp. 1-4

Liefner Ingo and Li Yingcheng

An analysis of the evolution of Chinese cities in global scientific collaboration networks: Manuscript prepared for special issue on “China’s internationalization and changing role in the world” pp. 5-19

Cao Zhan, Derudder Ben, Dai Liang and Peng Zhenwei

Impacts of the Belt and Road Initiative on regional outward FDI from China based on evidence from 2000 to 2015 pp. 20-32

Li Yuanyuan

Cross-Border knowledge pipelines and innovation performance of chinese firms: evidence from Zhangjiang in Shanghai pp. 33-46

Zeng Gang, Zhang Yi and Cao Xianzhong

How outward FDIs affect income: experiences from Chinese city-regions pp. 47-64

Yang Ruilin and Bathelt Harald

Corrigendum zu: Zum Stand der geographischen Handelsforschung: Handelsimmobilien und Handelstätigkeit – Ökonomisch-funktionaler Zusammenhang im Kontext der geographischen Handelsforschung pp. 65-66

Klein Kurt