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Volume 20, issue 3, 1997

Development Models, Economic Adjustment, and Occupational Composition: Ecuador, 1982-1990 pp. 183-209

Lawrence A. Brown, Jennifer L. Mandel and Victoria A. Lawson

Dimensions of Decline: Industrial Regions in the United States and Europe, 1970-1990 pp. 211-238

Carol E. Heim

Volume 20, issue 1-2, 1997

Introduction to the Special Issue on Spatial Econometrics pp. 1-7

Luc Anselin and Sergio J. Rey

The Expansion Method, Mathematical Modeling, and Spatial Econometrics pp. 9-33

Emilio Casetti

Does Space Matter? International Comparisons of the Prices of Tradables and Nontradables pp. 35-52

Bettina H. Aten

An Empirical Evaluation of the Aggregated Spatial Choice Model pp. 53-75

Mark R. Ferguson and Pavlos S. Kanaroglou

Multinomial Probit Estimation of Spatially Interdependent Choices: An Empirical Comparison of Two New Techniques pp. 77-101

Denis Bolduc, Bernard Fortin and Stephen Gordon

Estimation of Spatial Regression Models with Autoregressive Errors by Two-Stage Least Squares Procedures: A Serious Problem pp. 103-111

Harry H. Kelejian and Ingmar Prucha

Bayesian Estimation of Spatial Autoregressive Models pp. 113-129

James LeSage

Those Taxes are all over the Map! A Test for Spatial Independence of Municipal Tax Rates in British Columbia pp. 131-151

Craig Brett and Joris Pinkse

Testing for Spatial Error Autocorrelation in the Presence of Endogenous Regressors pp. 153-182

Luc Anselin and Harry H. Kelejian

Volume 19, issue 3, 1996

European Union Regional Policy: Sleepwalking to a Crisis pp. 193-209

Harvey W. Armstrong

A Zero-inflated Poisson Model of Migration Frequency pp. 211-222

Alok Bohara and Randall G. Krieg

Progress in Regional Science: A European Perspective pp. 223-245

Marina Van Geenhuizen and Peter Nijkamp

Living in Two Worlds: Regional Scientists and Policymakers pp. 247-251

Monroe Newman

Editorial Correction and Apolow pp. 253-253

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Subject and Author Indexes to 1995 Regional Science and Related Journal Literature pp. 255-330

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Acknowledgment of Referees pp. 331-332

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Index to Volume 19 pp. 333-335

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Volume 19, issue 1-2, 1996

Introduction to the Special Issue on Regional Science and Development pp. 1-3

Boris P. Pleskovic

Urban Concentration: The Role of Increasing Returns and Transport Costs pp. 5-30

Paul Krugman

Ways to Think about Urban Concentration: Neoclassical Urban Systems versus the New Economic Geography pp. 31-36

J. Vernon Henderson

“It's Obvious, It's Wrong, and Anyway They Said It Years Ago†? Paul Krugman on Large Cities pp. 37-48

Andrew M. Isserman

Interaction between Regional and Industrial Policies: Evidence from Four Countries pp. 49-77

Ann Markusen

On the Tension between Regional and Industrial Policies pp. 79-82

William Alonso

Response by Ann Markusen pp. 83-83

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Competitive Advantage, Agglomeration Economies, and Regional Policy pp. 85-90

Michael E. Porter

Response by Ann Markusen pp. 91-92

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Reply by Michael E. Porter pp. 93-94

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European Migration: Push and Pull pp. 95-128

Klaus Zimmermann

Some Findings about European Immigration pp. 129-137

Julian L. Simon

European Migration: A Comment pp. 139-146

Xavier Sala-i-Martin

Frontier Issues in International Migration pp. 147-177

Oded Stark

Frontier Issues in the Determinants and Consequences of International Migration pp. 179-184

Michael J. Greenwood

Information Constraints, Strategic Behavior, and Migration: Theory and Evidence pp. 185-190

Mark Rosenzweig

Response by Oded Stark pp. 191-191

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Volume 18, issue 3, 1995

Migration and the Quasi-labor Market in Russia pp. 267-288

Beth Mitchneck and David A. Plane

Altruism, Conflict, and the Migration Decision pp. 289-312

Moonjoong Tcha

What About the Bell-shaped Relationship Between Primacy and Development? pp. 313-330

André Lemelin and Mario Polèse

Decomposing Sources of Regional Growth with an Input-output Model: A Framework for Policy Analysis pp. 331-353

Paul B. Siegel, Jeffrey Alwang and Thomas G. Johnson

Variation in U.S. State Income Inequality: 1960-1990 pp. 355-378

William Levernier, Dan Rickman and Mark Partridge

INDEX TO VOLUME 18 pp. 379-381

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Volume 18, issue 2, 1995

Regional Science and Regional Practice pp. 133-145

Roger Bolton and Rodney C. Jensen

Regional Science: Historical Perspectives and New Challenges pp. 147-151

Benjamin Chinitz

Intellectual Space for Regional Science pp. 153-157

Anthony Yezer

Directions in Regional Science pp. 159-164

Randall Jackson

An Expanded Role for Regional Science pp. 165-170

Britton Harris

The Future of Regional Science and Ecological Economics pp. 171-176

John H. Cumberland

We are not Rats: Seeking a Regional Version of Austrian Economics pp. 177-183

James Hite

Separated at Birth? Regional Science and Social Theory pp. 185-194

Barney Warf

Regional Economic Forecasting: Keeping the Crystal Ball Rolling pp. 195-200

Carol Taylor West

Regional Science and the Third World: Why Should we be Interested? What Should we do? pp. 201-209

Thomas R. Leinbach

Mutually Beneficial Interactions between Regional Science and Regional Practice pp. 211-217

Benjamin H. Stevens

Regional Science: A Question of Balance pp. 219-222

Peter A. Rogerson

Regional Science: My Home Away from Home! pp. 223-225

Ron Shaffer

Living in Two Worlds: Regional Scientists and Policymakers pp. 227-231

Monroe Newman

Can Regional Science Find its Place in the Policy Arena? pp. 233-236

Laura Huntoon

Regional Science, Regional Scientists, and Policy pp. 237-242

Andrew Haughwout

Regional Science and Policy School Space pp. 243-248

Alec Ian Gershberg

On Regional Science: Some Thoughts from a Recent Observer pp. 249-252

Philip McCann

A Newcomer's Perspective on Regional Science pp. 253-257

Harrison S. Campbell

Regional Science: A View from the Doorway pp. 259-266

Cynthia Rogers and Stephan Weiler

Volume 18, issue 1, 1995

The North American Trade of U.S. States: A Comparative Analysis of Industrial Shipments, 1983-91 pp. 1-31

David J. Hayward and Rodney A. Erickson

Using Spatial Contiguity as Bayesian Prior Information in Regional Forecasting Models pp. 33-53

James LeSage and Zheng Pan