International Regional Science Review

1975 - 2025

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Introduction: Public Policy and the Urbanization of Farmland pp. 249-256: Peter S. Fisher
How Much Farmland is Being Converted to Urban Use? pp. 257-272: Julian L. Simon and Seymour Sudman
Assessing Prospects for the Adequacy of Agricultural Land in the United States pp. 273-284: David L. Brown, Michael F. Brewer, Robert F. Boxley and Calvin L. Beale
Urban Encroachment on Prime Agricultural Land: A Case Study pp. 285-292: B. L. Dillman and Charles F. Cousins
Farmland and Agricultural Policy in Sweden: An Integrated Approach pp. 293-302: Mark B. Lapping and V. Dale Forster

Special Issue on Urbanization and Development pp. 97-98: Andrei Rogers
The Factors of Urban Population Growth: Net Immigration versus Natural Increase pp. 99-125: Jacques Ledent
City Size Distributions and Spatial Economic Change pp. 127-151: Eric Sheppard
The Role of Emigration and Migration in Swedish Industrialization pp. 153-174: Urban Karistrom
Economic Growth and Urbanization: A Study of Japan pp. 175-191: Hisanobu Shishido
Migration and Urban Change pp. 193-216: Piotr Korcelli
Modeling Urban Decline: A Multilevel Economic-Demographic Model for the Dortmund Region pp. 217-241: Michael Wegener

Regional Development in a Socialist, Developing and Multinational Country: The Case of Yugoslavia pp. 1-24: Boris Pleskovic and Marjan Dolenc
Demographic Disaggregation in the Construction of Regional Econometric Models: A Statistical Evaluation pp. 25-51: Carol A. Taylor
The Interregional Linkages between National and Regional Input-Output Models pp. 53-67: David F. Batten
Reducing Energy Consumption in Housing: An Assessment of Alternatives pp. 69-81: Kevin Neels
Tinbergen-Type Central Place Systems pp. 83-91: Gordon Mulligan
Notes and Acknowledgments pp. 92-93: N/a

Regional Analysis from the Standpoint of International Trade: Is it a Useful Perspective? pp. 95-120: John Mutti
Embodied Energy Trade Balances among Regions pp. 121-136: Philip J. Bourque

Regional Fertility Patterns in the United States: Convergence or Divergence? pp. 1-14: Martin O'Connell
A Family of Spatial Interaction Models Incorporating Information Flows and Choice Set Constraints Applied to U.S. Interstate Labor Flows pp. 15-31: Terence R. Smith and Paul B. Slater
Estimation of Place-to-Place Migration Flows from Net Migration Totals: A Minimum Information Approach pp. 33-51: David A. Plane
An Econometric Model for Forecasting Regional Population Growth pp. 53-70: Thomas R. Plaut
Migration in an Interregional Macroeconometric Model of the United States: Will Net Outmigration from the Northeast Continue? pp. 71-83: William J. Milne
A Framework for Modeling Interregional Population Distribution and Economic Growth pp. 85-90: Jacques Ledent and Peter Gordon
Guide for the Preparation of Manuscripts pp. 91-93: N/a

Energy Scarcity and Urban Development Patterns pp. 97-117: Kenneth Small
Supply Response to the Housing Allowance Program pp. 119-138: C. Peter Rydell
The Concept of Accuracy in Regional Input-Output Models pp. 139-154: R. C. Jensen
Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods pp. 155-184: Andrew M. Isserman
The Relationship between Type I and Type II Income Multipliers in an Input-Output Model: A Comment pp. 185-188: Ronald E. Miller

Anthropological Perspectives on the Concepts of Dualism, the Informal Sector, and Marginality in Developing Urban Economies pp. 1-31: Lisa R. Peattie
Social Accounts for Urban-Centered Regions pp. 33-50: Karl A. Fox and Syamal K. Ghosh
The Relationship Between Type I and Type II Income Multipliers in an Input-Output Model pp. 51-56: Joseph L. Katz

A Critical Review of the Development of the Gravity Model pp. 97-126: Chang-i Hua and Frank Porell
The Functional Form of the Gravity Model pp. 127-136: James B. Kau and C.F. Sirmans
Regional Planning in the German Democratic Republic: Its Evolution and Goals pp. 137-154: William H. Berentsen
Testing for Causality in Regional Econometric Models pp. 155-164: R. Jeffery Green and Gary R. Albrecht
Comment pp. 164-166: Wilford L. L'Esperance
The Effect of Monetary and Fiscal Policies on Regional Business Cycles pp. 167-180: Charles B. Garrison and Hui S. Chang
Communication pp. 181-182: Daniel R. Vining and Thomas Kontuly

Operation Bootstrap, Industrial Autonomy, and a Parallel Economy for Puerto Rico pp. 1-22: William W. Goldsmith and Thomas Vietorisz
Reconciling Reconciliation Procedures in Regional Input-Output Analysis pp. 23-36: Shelby D. Gerking
Comment pp. 36-40: William H. Miernyk
The State of Regional Economics: A Note on the French Contribution pp. 41-46: Bernard Vermot-Desroches and AndrÃ© Joyal

University of Illinois Graduate Study in Urban and Regional Planning Concentration in Regional Science pp. 88-88: N/a
Planning for Mental Health Care: A Reconsideration of Public Facility Location Theory pp. 93-111: Michael Dear
Regional Planning in Less Developed Countries: A Retrospective View of the Literature and Experience pp. 113-131: Lloyd Rodwin
Growth Centers, Rural Development and National Urban Policy: A Defense pp. 133-152: Harry W. Richardson
Crime Attraction and Deterrence in Small Communities: Theory and Results pp. 153-163: Simon Hakim, Arie Ovadia and J. Weinblatt
Goal Programming and the Goals-Achievement Matrix pp. 165-181: Morris Hill and Elia Werczberger
Population Dispersal From Major Metropolitan Regions: Great Britain Is No Exception pp. 182-182: Daniel R. Vining and Thomas Kontuly
International Regional Science Review pp. 183-187: N/a

The State of Regional Economics: A Survey Article pp. 1-48: Harry W. Richardson
Population Dispersal from Major Metropolitan Regions: An International Comparison pp. 49-73: Daniel R. Vining and Thomas Kontuly
University of Illinois pp. 74-74: N/a
Spatial Interaction in Sparsely Populated Regions: An Hierarchical Economic Base Approach pp. 75-92: James A. Chalmers, Eric J. Anderson, Terrance Beckhelm and William Hannigan