Economic Development Quarterly

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Volume 15, issue 4, 2001

Regions as Loci of Conflict and Change: The Contributions of Ben Harrison to Regional Economic Development pp. 291-298

Ann Markusen

Yes, But...: Questioning the Conventional Wisdom about Economic Development pp. 299-312

Laura A. Reese and Raymond A. Rosenfeld

If Civic Culture is the Answer, What is the Question? pp. 313-316

Clarence N. Stone

Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: Uncertainty in Local Economic Development pp. 317-319

Ann O’M. Bowman

Well, Maybe...: Taking Context Seriously in Analyzing Local Economic Development pp. 320-322

Susan E. Clarke

What is the Question to Which the Answer is: Local Civic Culture? pp. 323-326

Laura A. Reese and Raymond A. Rosenfeld

Cities and Economic Development: Does the City Limits Story Still Apply? pp. 327-339

Victoria Basolo and Chihyen Huang

The Impact of the North American Free Trade Agreement on the Economy of Western New York pp. 340-349

Renee Will and Alan MacPherson

Certified Capital Companies (CAPCOs): Strengths and Shortcomings of the Latest Wave in State-Assisted Venture Capital Programs pp. 350-366

David L. Barkley, Deborah M. Markley and Julia Sass Rubin

Changing Work Organization in Small Manufacturers: Challenges for Economic Development pp. 367-379

Nik Theodore and Rachel Weber

Index to Economic Development Quarterly pp. 380-382

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Volume 15, issue 3, 2001

Coming Back from Economic Despair: Case Studies of Small- and Medium-Size American Cities pp. 203-216

Henry J. Mayer and Michael R. Greenberg

Conducting an Analysis of Georgia’s Economic Development Tax Incentive Program pp. 217-228

Keith Ihlanfeldt and David Sjoquist

Making Microcredit Work in the United States: Social, Financial, and Administrative Dimensions pp. 229-241

Nitin Bhatt and Shui-Yan Tang

Enterprise Zones and Job Creation: Linking Evaluation and Practice pp. 242-254

Marlon Boarnet

Prosperity or Blight? A Question of Major League Stadia Locations pp. 255-265

Arthur C. Nelson

Metropolitan Prosperity from Major League Sports in the CBD: Stadia Locations or Just Strength of the Central City? A Reply to Arthur C. Nelson pp. 266-271

Robert Wassmer

Reply to Robert W. Wassmer pp. 272-273

Arthur C. Nelson

The Financial Services Sector and Cities: Restructuring, Decentralization, and Declining Urban Employment pp. 274-288

Daniel Immergluck

Volume 15, issue 2, 2001

Business Improvement Districts and the “New†Revitalization of Downtown pp. 115-123

Jerry Mitchell

Paying for the Public Life pp. 124-131

Paul R. Levy

Bidding for Business: New Evidence on the Effect of Locally Offered Economic Development Incentives in a Metropolitan Area pp. 132-148

Robert Wassmer and John Anderson

Local-Global Partnerships for High-Tech Development: Integrating Top-Down and Bottom-Up Models pp. 149-167

Paul Parker

An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Louisville’s Enterprise Zone pp. 168-180

Thomas Lambert and Paul A. Coomes

Changing Priorities and Programs in Toxic Waste Policy: The Emergence of Economic Development as a Policy Goal pp. 181-199

Richard C. Hula

Volume 15, issue 1, 2001

The Entrepreneurial Development System: Transforming Business Talent and Community Economies pp. 3-20

Gregg A. Lichtenstein and Thomas S. Lyons

Retail Politics: Local Sales Taxes and the Fiscalization of Land Use pp. 21-35

Paul G. Lewis

The Economic Impact of Manufacturing Extension Centers pp. 36-44

Mark A. Ehlen

Using Program Attributes to Measure and Evaluate State Economic Development Strategies pp. 45-57

Martin Saiz

State-Level Determinants of Entrepreneurship and a Preliminary Measure of Entrepreneurial Climate pp. 58-70

Stephan Goetz and David Freshwater

A National Longitudinal Analysis of Women’s Representation in Private-Sector Economic Development Organizations pp. 71-77

Rae André and Judith Y. Weisinger

The Impact of Industrial Relocation on Displaced Workers: A Case Study of Cortland, New York pp. 78-89

Lourdes Benería and Luis E. Santiago

The Effect of State Tax Incentives on Economic Growth and Firm Location Decisions: An Overview of the Literature pp. 90-105

Terry F. Buss

Volume 14, issue 4, 2000

Block Granting Welfare: Fiscal Impact on the States pp. 323-339

Elizabeth Powers

Learning from the Field: Economic Growth and Workforce Development in the 1990s pp. 340-359

Robert P. Giloth

State Science and Technology Planning in West Virginia: Challenges Facing Practitioners pp. 360-375

Frank J. Calzonetti and Jay D. Gatrell

Should the Government Regulate Prophets? Methodological Problems with Research on Faith-Based Economic Development pp. 376-383

Laura A. Reese

Filmed Entertainment and Local Economic Development: Texas as a Case Study pp. 384-394

Bernard L. Weinstein and Terry L. Clower

Index to Economic Development Quarterly pp. 395-397

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Volume 14, issue 3, 2000

Financing the Development of Urban Minority Communities: Lessons of History pp. 227-242

Timothy Bates

Public Subsidies and the Role of Suburbanization in Urban Economic Development: A Reply to Timothy Bates pp. 243-248

Sheryll D. Cashin

Rejoinder to Sheryll Cashin: Programs as Token Gestures pp. 250-255

Timothy Bates

Forum Introduction pp. 256-256

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Response to Thornburgh and Hill: The Federal Role in Economic Development pp. 257-266

Chester J. Straub and Kelly Robinson

Measuring Success in the Redevelopment of Former Military Bases: Evidence from a Case Study of the Truman Annex in Key West, Florida pp. 267-277

Catherine Hill

Collaborative Policy Making and Administration: The Operational Demands of Local Economic Development pp. 278-293

Michael McGuire

A Note on the Development Advantages of the Southern States: Perceptual Mapping as a Guide to Development Marketing and Policy pp. 294-299

Troy A. Festervand

U.S. Maritime Ports: Trends, Policy Implications, and Research Needs pp. 300-317

Amy Helling and Theodore H. Poister

Volume 14, issue 2, 2000

Economic Development and Public Enterprise: The Case of Rural Iowa’s Telecommunications Utilities pp. 131-145

Montgomery van Wart, Dianne Rahm and Scott Sanders

Field of Dreams Revisited: Economic Development and Telecommunications in LaGrange, Georgia pp. 146-153

Jan Youtie

The Benefit Principle as a Preferred Approach to Taxing Business in the Midwest pp. 154-164

William H. Oakland and William Testa

Revisiting Inner-City Strips: A Framework for Community and Economic Development pp. 165-181

Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris

The New Economic Geography of the States pp. 182-193

Ross Gittell, Allen Kaufman, Marvin Karson and Ron McChesney

Information and Market Failure in Local Economic Development: A New Role for Universities? pp. 194-203

Stephan Weiler

Planning, Spatial, and Technological Considerations of Restructuring in the U.S. Woodworking Industry pp. 204-220

Nancey Green Leigh

Volume 14, issue 1, 2000

In Memoriam: Bennett Harrison and Benjamin H. Stevens pp. 3-4

Edward W. Hill

Commentary on State-Level Economic Development in New York: A Strategy to Enhance Effectiveness pp. 5-10

John M. Bacheller

Response to Bacheller pp. 11-12

Carol Conway

Rejoinder to Comments by Conway pp. 13-14

John M. Bacheller

Location, Competition, and Economic Development: Local Clusters in a Global Economy pp. 15-34

Michael E. Porter

The Added Value of the Industry Cluster Approach to Economic Analysis, Strategy Development, and Service Delivery pp. 35-50

Mary Jo Waits

Community College/Cluster Connections: Specialization and Competitiveness in the United States and Europe pp. 51-62

Stuart A. Rosenfeld

An Introduction to the Northeast Ohio Clusters Project pp. 63-64

Jack Kleinhenz

A Methodology for Identifying the Drivers of Industrial Clusters: The Foundation of Regional Competitive Advantage pp. 65-96

Edward W. Hill and John F. Brennan

Cluster Case Studies: The Marriage of Quantitative and Qualitative Information for Action pp. 97-110

Ziona Austrian

Do Northeast Ohio’s Drivers Derive Competitive Advantage from Shared Labor? pp. 111-125

Jocelyn H. Fagan