Scienze Regionali
2017 - 2026
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2026, issue speciale
- Cities and Regions in the Digital Era: The Challenge of the Circular Economy Transition pp. 3-9

- Camilla Lenzi and Francesco Quatraro
- The Geography of Circular Economy Scientific Knowledge in Italy pp. 11-37

- Massimiliano Coda Zabetta, Francesco Quatraro and Alessandra Scandura
- Regional Innovation Dynamics for Circular Transition in the EU Semiconductor Industry pp. 39-77

- Priyanshu Protim Pathak and Lucia Piscitello
- Circular Economy Transition in Italian Regions: A First Attempt to Measure the Contribution of Households, Firms and Public Administration pp. 79-114

- Martina Aronica, Marta Foddi, Davide Piacentino, Alice Sanna, Caterina Sciortino and Stefano Usai
- Evaluating Cohesion Policy Funding to SMEs in the Tourism Sector. Which Italian Regions Perform Better? pp. 115-154

- Andrea Conte and Anabela Santos
- Green Innovation, Trade Openness and Spatial Proximity. A Study on Italian Provinces pp. 155-190

- Bernardina Algieri, Giuseppe Arcuri and Marianna Succurro
- The Labour Flow Network of Green and Digital Firms: the Cases of Emilia-Romagna and Veneto pp. 191-223

- Roberto Antonietti, Davide Antonioli, Luca Cattani, Elisa Chioatto, Pietro Luzzago and Giulio Pedrini
- Modern Sources of Inequalities in Regional Income Distribution: Theoretical Expectations and Empirical Findings pp. 225-248

- Roberta Capello, Camilla Lenzi and Giovanni Perucca
2026, issue 3
- Introduction to the Special Issue: Mobility and Public Spaces for Sustainable Urban Neighbourhoods pp. 313-318

- Luca Staricco and Elisabetta Vitale Brovarone
- Dispacing Routes through Displacing Places. Infrastructuring Active Mobility and the Regeneration of Via Milano, Brescia (Northern Italy) pp. 319-344

- Marco Alioni
- Is the 15-Minute City Really and Fairly Accessible to the Elderly? Some Evidence from the City of Lisbon, Portugal pp. 345-368

- Gaia Zoppellaro and Luca Staricco
- Neighbouring Diversity, Green Frames with Active Mobility, and Resilient Communities. Three Design Principles to Strengthen the 15-Minute City pp. 369-392

- Marika Fior, Paolo Galuzzi and Piergiorgio Vitillo
- A New Stop for Unhappiness. Bus Stop Proximity is Related to Lower Life Satisfaction in Cali, Colombia pp. 393-412

- Adam Okulicz-Kozaryn and Lina Martínez
- Czech Smart Municipal Governance: Smart City Implementation from Local Representatives’ Perspective pp. 413-432

- Filip Vojáček, Michal Ševčík and Markéta Chaloupková
- Investments for Urban Regeneration and Citizen Preferences. Urban Regeneration and Citizen Preferences through a Choice Experiment Approach pp. 433-460

- Silvia Ferrini, Patrizia Lattarulo and Marco Manetta
- Re-Centralize to Avoid Failure? Evidence from FSC 2014-2020 Infrastructure Projects pp. 461-490

- Davide Barella, Santino Piazza and Giuseppe Somma
2026, issue 2
- Sub-Regional Socio-Economic Relations Analysis for New Development Policies. Input-Output Analysis and Value Chain Approach Applied to Labour Market Areas in Tuscany pp. 151-176

- Tommaso Ferraresi, Sabrina Iommi and Leonardo Piccini
- Entrepreneur in Hostile Environments. The Variety of the Competitive Strategies in a Micro-Capitalistic Territory pp. 177-201

- Antonio Russo
- Navigating Change: Shaping the Future of EUSAIR through Comparative Insights and Policy Implications pp. 203-235

- Alice Eliana Amatore, Daniele Bregoli, Donato Iacobucci, Marco Ciro Liscio, Alessia Soccionovo and Paolo Sospiro
- Complementarities between Public and Private Investment in Italian Regions pp. 237-264

- Andrea Brasili, Cristina Brasili, Giorgio Musto and Annamaria Tueske
- Transformative Dynamics of European Regional Development. Examining the Blue Banana and the Pentagon in Light of Emerging Epiphenomena and Future Perspectives on the Dorsal Axis pp. 265-302

- Luigi Capoani, Csaba Lakócai and Cristoforo Imbesi
- Book Review - Edited by Antonella Ferrara pp. 303-309

- Scienze Regionali
2026, issue 1
- Introduction to the Special Issue: Regions in the European Economic Policy: Towards a More Resilient Europe pp. 3-5

- Eleonora Pierucci and Davide Vurchio
- Cross-Border Cooperation for Research and Innovation in the Alpine Region. An Explorative Study of the European Smart Specialization Strategy pp. 7-31

- Giuseppe De Luca and Matteo Landoni
- Exploring Territorial Differences on the Role of Enduring Lending Relationships for Firms’ Performance in Bad Times pp. 33-57

- Lucia Errico and Sandro Rondinella
- The Effectiveness of European Structural and Investment Funds across European NUTS2 Regions. Institutional and Structural Determinants pp. 59-100

- Gianluigi Coppola, Sergio Destefanis, Giorgia Marinuzzi and Walter Tortorella
- Local Capabilities, Diversification and Vulnerability: Strengths and Weaknesses of Apulian Specialization pp. 101-142

- Eleonora Pierucci and Davide Vurchio
- Book Review - Edited by Antonella Ferrara pp. 143-146

- Scienze Regionali
2025, issue 3
- Exogenous Shocks and Resilience in Tourism. A Regional Science Perspective pp. 297-309

- Maurizio Mussoni and Laura Vici
- An Empirical Exploration of the Dynamics in Tourism and Economic Development: Regional Analysis in Italy pp. 311-330

- Juan Gabriel Brida, Pablo Juan Cárdenas-García and Verónica Segarra
- Estimating the Dynamic Effects of Volcano Eruptions on Domestic Tourism Evidence Based on Mobile-Phone Geo-Positioning Records pp. 331-361

- David Boto-García and Veronica Leoni
- Bending and Bouncing Back Traits of Resilience in Hospitality Firms pp. 363-386

- Francesco M. Barbini, Marco Corsino and Laura Vici
- Holiday Working: Opportunities and Challenges pp. 387-417

- Mascia Di Torrice and Mariangela Sabato
- Do Business Cycle Dynamics Improve the Forecasting Accuracy of the Tourism Demand Cycle? pp. 419-435

- Ilse Botha and Andrea Saayman
- Can a Letter Save a Life? The Impact of a Regional Stroke Campaign in Italy pp. 437-456

- Valentina Battiloro, Luca Mo Costabella and Marco Sisti
- The Governance of Inner Areas and the Policies for Their Development in Lombardy pp. 457-490

- Valentina Cattivelli
- Book Review - Edited by Antonella Ferrara pp. 491-493

- Scienze Regionali
2025, issue 2
- Long-Term Visions for Rural and Inner Areas pp. 139-142

- Davide Piacentino and Giulia Urso
- Immobility Aspirations Among Young Adults in Italian Inner Areas: Towards a «Capability to Stay» pp. 143-160

- Caterina Salvo, Viktoriia Tomnyuk and Andrea Membretti
- Interdisciplinary Research in Critical Zone Studies: The Analysis of Land Use Change in the Italian Alps pp. 161-188

- Lisa Sella, Elena Ragazzi, Francesca Silvia Rota, Maria Adamo, Andrea Scartazza and Maddalena Pennisi
- Local Action Groups and Community-Based Enterprises: Fostering Aggregation and Local Development towards a Long-Term Vision for Rural Areas pp. 189-217

- Annalisa Spalazzi, Jacopo Sforzi and Alessandra de Renzis
- A Long-Term Vision for Rural Areas: The Two Italies pp. 219-247

- Raffaella Di Napoli, Davide Piacentino, Gabriella Ricciardi and Salvatore Tosi
- How Does Government Spending and Institutional Quality Affect Technical Efficiency? Evidence on the Italian Regions from a Statistical-Mathematical Model pp. 249-287

- Rosa Ferrentino and Luca Vota
- Book Review - Edited by Antonella Ferrara pp. 289-293

- Scienze Regionali
2025, issue 1
- The Future of European Competitiveness. Why a Special Issue in a Regional Science Journal? pp. 3-6

- Roberta Capello
- Europe’s Quest for Global Economic Relevance: On the Productivity Paradox and the Draghi Report pp. 7-15

- Roberta Capello and Andrés Rodríguez-Pose
- Some Observations on the Draghi Report on the Future of European Competitiveness pp. 17-24

- Philip McCann
- The EU-US Productivity Gap: Structural Factors vs. Regional Dimensions pp. 25-35

- Joaquim Oliveira Martins
- The Future of European Competitiveness: A Trans-Atlantic Perspective pp. 37-42

- Geoffrey J. D. Hewings
- The Existential Challenge pp. 43-49

- Vicente Royuela
- Will Europe Wake Up? pp. 51-56

- Grzegorz Gorzelak
- Decentralisation and Resilience: A Multidimensional Approach Using the Regional Authority Index pp. 57-81

- Alessia Arcidiacono and Gianpiero Torrisi
- Credit during the Pandemic in Italy: A Focus on Tuscany pp. 83-106

- Luca Casolaro and Francesco Suppressa
- Using Input-Output to Disentangle the Farm Income Problem: An Integrated Macro-Micro Level Analysis pp. 107-134

- Sara Turchetti and Tommaso Ferraresi
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