The Annals of Regional Science

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2008, volume 42, articles 4

Regional economics in its 1950s: recent theoretical directions and future challenges pp. 747-767

Roberta Capello

Urbanization process and land use policy pp. 769-786

Xiangchun Lu and Komei Sasaki

Production and work in the American metropolis: a macroscopic approach pp. 787-805

Allen Scott

Job search with an external opportunity: an experimental exploration of the Todaro Paradox pp. 807-819

Wayne Edwards and Lee Huskey

Geography and the costs of local telephone networks pp. 821-842

K. Mert Cubukcu and Jean-Michel Guldmann

Telecommunications infrastructure and regional income convergence in China: panel data approaches pp. 843-861

Lei Ding, Kingsley Haynes and Yanchun Liu

Stochastic key sector analysis: an application to a regional input–output framework pp. 863-877

Malcolm Beynon and Max Munday

Simple Keynesian input–output structural decomposition analysis using weighted Shapley value resolution pp. 879-892

Yen-Yin Chen and Jung-Hua Wu

Convergence in the Eastern Caribbean States pp. 893-909

Emiliano Giudici and Andre Mollick

Factors conditioning the formation of European regional convergence clubs pp. 911-927

Toni Mora

Spatial competition and regulatory change in the grain handling and transportation system in western Canada pp. 929-944

James Nolan and Jason Skotheim

Regional productivity and relative prices dynamics: the case of Italy pp. 945-966

Carla Massidda and Paolo Mattana

On the stability of the German Beveridge curve: a spatial econometric perspective pp. 967-986

Reinhold Kosfeld, Christian Dreger and Hans-Friedrich Eckey

Valuing acid mine drainage remediation in West Virginia: a hedonic modeling approach pp. 987-999

James Williamson, Hale Thurston and Matthew Heberling

2008, volume 42, articles 3

Introduction to the special issue: Transportation investment and economic development pp. 501-503

Cletus Coughlin, Randall Eberts, Brian Sloboda` and Vincent Yao

Interstate spillovers of private capital and public spending pp. 505-518

Brian Sloboda` and Vincent Yao

Models to predict the economic development impact of transportation projects: historical experience and new applications pp. 519-543

Glen Weisbrod

Influence of highway construction projects on economic development: an empirical assessment pp. 545-563

Konstantina Gkritza, Kumares Sinha, Samuel Labi and Fred Mannering

Potential gains from more efficient spending on Texas highways pp. 565-590

David Luskin, Erin Mallard and Isabel Victoria-Jaramillo

Toll roads and economic development: exploring effects on property values pp. 591-620

Sharada Vadali

Sequencing and scheduling highway network expansion using a discrete network design model pp. 621-642

Byung Kim, Wonkyu Kim and Byung Song

Subsidies and welfare maximization tradeoffs in bus transit systems pp. 643-660

Ying Zhou, Hong Kim, Paul Schonfeld and Eungcheol Kim

Factors influencing the temporal diffusion of broadband adoption: evidence from Oklahoma pp. 661-679

Brian Whitacre

Regional policy from a supra-regional perspective pp. 681-703

Ugo Fratesi

Population, technological conversion, and optimal environmental policy pp. 705-724

Daisuke Ikazaki and Tohru Naito

A land use model of the effects of eco-labeling in coffee markets pp. 725-746

Patrick Heidkamp, Dean Hanink and Robert Cromley

2008, volume 42, articles 2

On some conundra in regional science pp. 251-265

Geoffrey Hewings

An empirical analytical framework for agglomeration economies pp. 267-289

Daniel Graham and H. Kim

Spillovers and growth in a local interaction model pp. 291-306

Alessandra Cassar and Rosella Nicolini

The growth impact of the metropolitan statistical area designation pp. 307-319

George Hammond and Brian Osoba

Neighborhood impacts on land use change: a multinomial logit model of spatial relationships pp. 321-340

Bin Zhou and Kara Kockelman

Exploring the connections among job accessibility, employment, income, and auto ownership using structural equation modeling pp. 341-356

Shengyi Gao, Patricia Mokhtarian and Robert Johnston

How can western China attract FDI? A case of Japanese investment pp. 357-374

Shaoming Cheng

On the role of distance for outward FDI pp. 375-389

Peter Egger

Strategic investment planning in regional deployment of telecommunication services: a real options approach pp. 391-411

Kum-Soon Lim, Deok-Joo Lee and Hyung-Sik Oh

Foreign direct investment, industrial location and capital taxation pp. 413-423

Luis Lanaspa, Fernando Pueyo and Fernando Sanz

Organisational motives and spatial effects in Internet adoption and intensity of use: evidence from French industrial firms pp. 425-448

Danielle Galliano and Pascale Roux

Location quotients versus spatial autocorrelation in identifying potential cluster regions pp. 449-463

Michael Carroll, Neil Reid and Bruce Smith

Cross-border transport infrastructure and aid policies pp. 465-486

Se-il Mun and Shintaro Nakagawa

On diffusion of ideas in the academic world: the case of spatial econometrics pp. 487-500

Nikias Sarafoglou and Jean Paelinck

2008, volume 42, articles 1

Modelling land-use change for spatial planning support pp. 1-10

Eric Koomen, Piet Rietveld and Ton Nijs

Comparing the input, output, and validation maps for several models of land change pp. 11-37

Robert Pontius, Wideke Boersma, Jean-Christophe Castella, Keith Clarke, Ton Nijs, Charles Dietzel, Zengqiang Duan, Eric Fotsing, Noah Goldstein, Kasper Kok, Eric Koomen, Christopher Lippitt, William McConnell, Alias Mohd Sood, Bryan Pijanowski, Snehal Pithadia, Sean Sweeney, Tran Trung, A. Veldkamp and Peter Verburg

Spatial externalities, neighbourhood rules and CA land-use modelling pp. 39-56

Michel Hagoort, Stan Geertman and Henk Ottens

A multi-scale, multi-model approach for analyzing the future dynamics of European land use pp. 57-77

Peter Verburg, Bas Eickhout and Hans Meijl

The use of activity-based modeling to analyze the effect of land-use policies on travel behavior pp. 79-97

Yoram Shiftan

The integrated sprawl index: measuring the urban landscape in Israel pp. 99-121

Amnon Frenkel and Maya Ashkenazi

Characterising urban concentration and land-use diversity in simulations of future land use pp. 123-140

Jan Ritsema van Eck and Eric Koomen

Administrative spatial structure: a note on an alternative approach pp. 141-151

John Parr

Regional business cycle integration along the US–Mexico border pp. 153-168

Keith Phillips and Jesus Cañas

What explains unemployment in US–Mexican border cities? pp. 169-182

Andre Mollick

Leisure, amenity, and capital accumulation in a multi-region model pp. 183-207

Wei-Bin Zhang

Sources of growth and competitiveness of local tourist production systems: an application to Italy (1991–2001) pp. 209-224

Francesco Capone and Rafael Boix

Do vertical tax externalities lead to tax rates being too high? A note pp. 225-233

Thierry Madiès

Matching estimation, casino gambling and the quality of life pp. 235-249

Michael Wenz