Economic Development Quarterly

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Volume 9, issue 4, 1995

Utilities and Economic Development pp. 299-303

Charles Bartsch and Diane DeVaul

The Value of Benefits of a Public Street Market: The Case of Maxwell Street pp. 304-320

Alfonso Morales, Steven Balkin and Joseph Persky

Response: The Use of Economic Anthropology in Economic Development pp. 321-323

Rhoda H. Halperin

Response: The Use of Economic Analysis in Public Policy pp. 324-326

Wim Wiewel

Rejoinder: Contradictions and Irony in Policy Research pp. 327-330

Alfonso Morales, Steven Balkin and Joseph Persky

Public Infrastructure and State Economic Development pp. 331-338

Robert Krol

Ten Principles for State Tax Incentives pp. 339-355

Keith Ihlanfeldt

Plant Closings and Advance-Notice Laws: Putting the Pieces Together pp. 356-371

John Portz

Attracting Retirees as an Economic Development Strategy: Looking into the Future pp. 372-382

Judith I. Stallmann and Paul B. Siegel

Volume 9, issue 3, 1995

What Role for the Economic Development Administration in the New Economy? pp. 203-206

Ben Chinitz

Empowerment Zones: Picking the Winners pp. 207-211

Robin Boyle

Applying for Empowerment Zone Designation: A Tale of Woe and Triumph pp. 212-224

June Manning Thomas

Business Strategy and Cross-Industry Clusters pp. 225-237

Peter Doeringer and David G. Terkla

Economic Inequality, Latino Poverty, and the Civil Unrest in Los Angeles pp. 238-258

Manuel Pastor

The Industrial Composition of Edge Cities and Downtowns: The New Urban Reality pp. 259-272

Richard D. Bingham and Deborah Kimble

Economic and Fiscal Impacts of a Business Incubator pp. 273-278

Deborah M. Markley and Kevin T. McNamara

Social Investment in Jobs: Foundation Perspectives on Targeted Economic Development during the 1990s pp. 279-289

Robert Giloth

Volume 9, issue 2, 1995

Brave New World: International Regulation of Subsidies and the Future of State and Local Economic Development Programs pp. 107-118

Charles S. Colgan

Exurban Industrialization: Implications for Economic Development Policy pp. 119-133

Arthur C. Nelson, William J. Drummond and David S. Sawicki

Measuring State-Level Economic Development Programs, 1970-1992 pp. 134-145

Don Sherman Grant, Michael Wallace and William D. Pitney

State Economic Development in the 1990s: Politics and Policy Learning pp. 146-158

Peter Elisinger

Cities and Airport-Based Economic Development Strategies: An Analysis of Public-Private Deals to Provide Airline Maintenance Operating Centers in Urban Airports pp. 159-173

Samuel Nunn and Carl Schoedel

State-Level Locational Determinants of Biotechnology Firms pp. 174-184

Stephan Goetz and R. Shannon Morgan

Economic Development Breaks the Mold: Community-Building, Place-Targeting, and Empowerment Zones pp. 185-198

Luther K. Snow

Volume 9, issue 1, 1995

Why do Minority Business Development Programs Generate so Little Minority Business Development? pp. 3-14

Timothy Bates

Displaced Workers and Rural Entrepreneurship: A Four-State Study pp. 15-24

Terry F. Buss

Economic Impact of Retirement Migration pp. 25-38

Steven Deller

Rural Environmental and Economic Development Attitudes: An Empirical Analysis pp. 39-49

Mark K. McBeth

Identifying Neighborhood Businesses: A Comparison of Business Listings pp. 50-59

Virginia L. Carlson

Restructuring the Rural Farm Economy: Midwestern Women's and Men's Work Roles during the Farm Crisis Period pp. 60-73

Linda Lobao and Katherine Meyer

Reshaping the Local Economy through a Revolving Loan Fund Program in an Entrepreneurial City pp. 74-79

T. Phillip Dunlap, Bettye B. Burkhalter, Douglas J. Watson and Jacki A. Fitzpatrick

The Role of Health Services in Metropolitan and Central City Economic Development: The Example of Dallas pp. 80-86

Harold T. Gross

The Importance of Local, State, and Federal Programs for Women Entrepreneurs pp. 87-90

Mary Strickland and Sara Burr

More Women-Owned Businesses are Important; New Government Programs may not be pp. 91-93

Franklin J. James and Thomas A. Clark

Income Inequality and Economic Development pp. 94-103

Nancey Green Leigh

Volume 8, issue 4, 1994

A Market-Based Approach to Development Finance: Case Study of the Capital Access Program pp. 315-324

James D. Laughlin and Vincent A. Digirolamo

Introduction pp. 325-328

Nancey Green Leigh

Michigan's Approach to Urban Redevelopment Involving Contaminated Properties pp. 329-337

Robert D. Swartz

Bankers, Developers, and New Investment in Brownfield Sites: Environmental Concerns and the Social Psychology of Risk pp. 338-344

Kristen R. Yount and Peter B. Meyer

Economic and Environmental Repair in the Shadow of Superfund: Local Government Leadership in Building Strategic Partnerships pp. 345-352

Mark Glaser

Potential for Redevelopment of Contaminated Brownfield Sites pp. 353-363

G. William Page and Harvey Z. Rabinowitz

Measuring Interstate and Interregional Income Inequality in the United States pp. 364-372

Edward Nissan and George Carter

"Ties that Bind" Reexamined pp. 373-377

John P. Blair and Zhongcai Zhang

Response to "'Ties that Bind' Reexamined" pp. 378-380

Hank V. Savitch and David Collins

Volume 8, issue 3, 1994

The Local Telecommunications Market: It's not Competitive Now; Will it Ever be? pp. 235-244

Gail Garfield Schwartz

An Assessment of whether the Convention Center in New York is Successful as a Tool for Economic Development pp. 245-255

George G. Fenich

Three Strategies of State Economic Development: Entrepreneurial, Industrial Recruitment, and Deregulation Policies in the American States pp. 256-269

Kevin T. Leicht and J. Craig Jenkins

Amenities as an Economic Development Tool: Is there Enough Evidence? pp. 270-285

Paul D. Gottlieb

Hidden Economic Development Assets pp. 286-291

John P. Blair and Carole R. Endres

A National Study of Economic Development Organizations at the State Level: The Key Organizations, their Industrial Constituencies, and their Networks pp. 292-301

Rae Andre

The Coming Crisis in Industrial Land: A Planning Perspective pp. 302-308

Zenia Kotval and John R. Mullin

Volume 8, issue 2, 1994

Better Evaluation Is Needed for Economic Development Programs to Thrive pp. 99-106

Timothy Bartik

A Community Accounting Matrix for Buffalo's East Side Neighborhood pp. 107-126

Sam Cole

A Benefit-Cost Approach to the Evaluation of State Technology Development Programs pp. 127-140

Irwin Feller and Gary Anderson

Introduction: Women's Fortunes and Economic Restructuring pp. 141-146

Margaret E. Dewar, Joan Fitzgerald and Nancey Green Leigh

Assembling “Genuine GM Partsâ€: Rural Homeworkers and Economic Development pp. 147-157

Christina E. Gringeri

Running Hard to Stay in One Place: Low-Wage Poverty Among Immigrant Women in Los Angeles pp. 158-170

Elizabeth J. Mueller

Rural Women in a Restructuring Economy: Work and Commuting in Eastern Iowa pp. 171-185

Heather MacDonald and Alan Peters

The Effects of Economic Restructuring on Women: The Case of Binational Agriculture in Baja California and California pp. 186-196

Carol Zabin

Women Workers in a Restructured Domestic Apparel Industry pp. 197-210

Ellen I. Rosen

Comment: Regional versus Industrial Shift-Share Analysis pp. 211-213

Scott Loveridge

Rejoinder: Industry-Level Shift-Share Analysis pp. 214-217

R. Bradley Hoppes

Evaluating Economic Development Strategies pp. 218-229

John J. Accordino

Volume 8, issue 1, 1994

The Myth of Small Firms as the Predominant Job Generators pp. 3-18

Bennett Harrison

Los Angeles One Year Later: A Prospective Assessment of Responses to the 1992 Civil Unrest pp. 19-27

James H. Johnson, Walter C. Farrell and Maria-Rosario Jackson

The Role of Counties in Local Economic Development pp. 28-42

Laura A. Reese

Porter's Model for Geographic Competitive Advantage: The Case of New Hampshire pp. 43-66

Allen Kaufman, Ross Gittell, Michael Merenda, William Naumes and Craig Wood

The University and Economic Development: The Case of Johns Hopkins University and Baltimore pp. 67-76

Maryann P. Feldman

Small Manufacturing Firms and Regional Business Networks pp. 77-82

Ruth C. Young, Joe D. Francis and Christopher H. Young

Labor and an Emerging Supranational Corporate Agenda pp. 83-91

David C. Ranney