Economic Development Quarterly

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Volume 12, issue 4, 1998

A Path to Smarter Federal Leadership in Economic Development: Learning, Leveraging, and Linking pp. 291-298

Dick Thornburgh

Principles for Rethinking the Federal Government's Role in Economic Development pp. 299-312

Edward W. Hill

Methodological Challenges in Evaluating Business Incubator Outcomes pp. 313-321

Hugh Sherman and David S. Chappell

A Question of Evaluation: NBIA's Impact Assessment of Business Incubators pp. 322-333

Peter Bearse

Comments on Peter Bearse's "A Question of Evaluation" pp. 334-335

Hugh Sherman

International Trade and Shift-Share Analysis: A Specification Note pp. 337-343

Mustafa Dinc and Kingsley E. Haynes

International Trade and Shift-Share Analysis: A Response to Dinc and Haynes pp. 344-350

Heizi Noponen, Ann Markusen and Karl Driessen

International Trade and Shift-Share Analysis: A Specification Note, Rejoinder pp. 351-354

Mustafa Dinc and Kingsley E. Haynes

Zone is Where the Heart is? Lessons from Detroit Employers pp. 355-371

Susan Turner Meiklejohn

The Intrametropolitan Distribution of Economic Development Financing: An Analysis of SBA 504 Lending Patterns pp. 372-384

Daniel Immergluck and Erin Mullen

Economic Development and the Politics of Place, Empowerment, and Social Justice: A Review Essay pp. 385-391

DeLysa Burnier

Volume 12, issue 3, 1998

Legal Gambling as a Strategy for Economic Development pp. 203-213

Meir Gross

Comment on "Legal Gambling as a Strategy for Economic Development" pp. 214-216

Douglas Walker

Response to a Comment on "Legal Gambling as a Strategy for Economic Development" pp. 217-217

Meir Gross

Applying Industrial Ecology to Industrial Parks: An Economic and Environmental Analysis pp. 218-237

Sheila A. Martin, Robert A. Cushman, Keith A. Weitz, Aarti Sharma and Richard Lindrooth

Remanufacturing: The Emergence of an Urban Industry pp. 238-247

Gene Slowinski

An Uphill Struggle to Resist Downward Harmonization in Puebla, Mexico: The Case of Volkswagen Workers pp. 248-265

Walt Vanderbush

Local Partnership for Economic Development: Business Links and the Restructuring of SME Support Networks in the United Kingdom pp. 266-278

Hülya Üztel and Steve Martin

New Residents and the Demand for Public Services in Growing Communities: Local Officials' Perceptions and Responses pp. 279-288

Timothy W. Kelsey

Volume 12, issue 2, 1998

The Relevance of Firm-Learning Theories to the Design and Evaluation of Manufacturing Modernization Programs pp. 107-124

Amy K. Glasmeier, Kurt Fuelihart, Irwin Feller and Melvin M. Mark

An Assessment of Maximum-Training Business Visitation Programs pp. 125-136

Christopher Allanach and Scott Loveridge

Targeting Job Opportunities: Developing Measures of Local Employment pp. 137-149

Nikolas Theodore and Virginia L. Carlson

Spaces for Play: The Impacts of Entertainment Development on New York City pp. 150-165

Susan S. Fainstein and Robert James Stokes

Leaving Poverty through Work: A Review of Current Development Strategies pp. 166-180

Elizabeth J. Mueller and Alex Schwartz

Industrial Districts and Economic Development in Japan: The Case of Tokyo and Osaka pp. 181-198

Kuniko Fujita and Richard Child Hill

Volume 12, issue 1, 1998

Matching the Disadvantaged to Job Opportunities: Structural Explanations for the Past Successes of the Center for Employment Training pp. 3-11

Edwin Melendez and Bennett Harrison

Remaking the Growth Coalition: The Pittsburgh Partnership for Neighborhood Development pp. 12-29

John T. Metzger

Is Networking Always the Answer? Networking among Community Colleges to Increase their Capacity in Business Outreach pp. 30-40

Joan Fitzgerald

The Jobs and Workforce Initiative: Northeast Ohio Employers' Plan for Workforce Development pp. 41-53

Daniel E. Berry

Rural Networks in the United States: Lessons from Three Experiments pp. 54-67

Paul Sommers

Why State and Local Economic Development Programs Cause so Little Economic Development pp. 68-87

Margaret E. Dewar

The Declining Status of Minorities in the New York City Construction Industry pp. 88-100

Timothy Bates and David Howell

Volume 11, issue 4, 1997

Federal and State Government Roles in Science and Technology pp. 283-295

Irwin Feller

Response: A State-Federal Partnership in Support of Science and Technology pp. 296-309

Christopher M. Coburn and Duncan M. Brown

Rejoinder: Response to Coburn and Brown pp. 310-312

Irwin Feller

From Mission to Commercial Orientation: Perils and Possibilities for Federal Industrial Technology Policy pp. 313-328

Maryellen Kelley

Metropolitan Computer Services Infrastructure and Economic Development Capacity in the Information Society pp. 329-346

Samuel Nunn and Robert Warren

Analyzing the International Competitiveness of Metropolitan Areas: The MICAM Model pp. 347-366

Dennis A. Rondinelli and Gyula Vastag

Review of Economic Development Texts pp. 367-374

Tracey M. J. D'Angelo

Volume 11, issue 3, 1997

What Works Best?: Values and the Evaluation of Local Economic Development Policy pp. 195-207

Laura A. Reese and David Fasenfest

Response: What Works Best? Reflections on the Role of Theory in Planning pp. 208-211

Daniel C. Knudsen

Response: Making Progress in Relating Values, Goals, and Results in the Evaluation of Local Economic Development Policy pp. 212-216

Paul Smoke

Rejoinder: Values, Valuation, and Evaluation: Limits of Theory on Practice pp. 217-221

David Fasenfest and Laura A. Reese

Comment on Kala Seetharam Sridhar's (1996) "Tax Costs and Employment Benefits of Enterprise Zones" pp. 222-224

John McDonald

Assessing the Employment Impacts of the Los Angeles Civil Unrest of 1992: Furthering Racial Divisions pp. 225-235

James H. Johnson, Walter C. Farrell and Dean S. Toji

Regulation of Leaking Underground Storage Tanks: Policy Enforcement and Unintended Consequences pp. 236-248

Arthur Sementelli and Robert A. Simons

Tax Progressivity and State Economic Performance pp. 249-267

Howard Chernick

The Dilemmas and Contradictions of Economic Development for Blacks and Latinos in the United States pp. 268-278

John J. Betancur

Volume 11, issue 2, 1997

Do High-Unemployment States Offer the Biggest Business Incentives? Results for Eight States Using the "Hypothetical Firm" Method pp. 107-122

Alan H. Peters and Peter S. Fisher

"Sustainable Development" and Economic Development Policy: Lessons from Canada pp. 123-137

Charles S. Colgan

The Impact of Spatial Mismatch on Female Labor Force Participation pp. 138-145

Mark A. Thompson

The Manufacturing Modernization Process: Mediating Institutions and the Facilitation of Firm-Level Change pp. 146-165

Erin Flynn and Robert Forrant

Microenterprise Programs in U.S. Inner Cities: Economic Development or Social Welfare? pp. 166-180

Lisa J. Servon

Seeking New Paradigms for Economic Development: A Review Essay of Barnet and Cavanagh's Global Dreams, Brecher and Costello's Global Village or Global Pillage, Mishel and Bernstein's the State of Working America, 1994-95, and Rifkin's the End of Work pp. 181-188

David C. Ranney

Volume 11, issue 1, 1997

Neighborhood Initiative and the Regional Economy pp. 3-10

Jeremy Nowak

New Strategies for Inner-City Economic Development pp. 11-27

Michael E. Porter

Response: Why Business Alone won't Redevelop the Inner City: A Friendly Critique of Michael Porter's Approach to Urban Revitalization pp. 28-38

Bennett Harrison and Amy K. Glasmeler

Response: Michael Porter's Conservative Urban Agenda will not Revitalize America's Inner Cities: What will? pp. 39-44

Timothy Bates

The Effects of Intermetropolitan Migration on the Labor Force Participation of Disadvantaged Black Men in Atlanta pp. 45-66

David S. Sawicki and Mitch Moody

Trade and American Cities: Who has the Comparative Advantage? pp. 67-87

Heizi Noponen, Ann Markusen and Karl Driessen

The Effect of State Economic Development Agency Spending on State Income and Employment Growth pp. 88-96

Ernest P. Goss and Joseph M. Phillips