The Annals of Regional Science

1984 - 2025

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original: Institutionalizing regional science pp. 459-467: Lay James Gibson
original: Multi-sectoral qualitative analysis: a tool for assessing the competitiveness of regions and formulating strategies for economic development pp. 469-494: Brian Roberts and Robert J. Stimson
original: IO and spatial information as Bayesian priors in an employment forecasting model pp. 495-503: Michael Magura
original: Preferences, technology, trade and real income changes in the European Union An intercountry decomposition analysis for 1975-1985 pp. 505-524: Jan Oosterhaven and Alex Hoen
original: Social attractiveness of the urban physical environment: Cities of Siberia pp. 525-548: Boris A. Portnov

original: Evolution, interaction and welfare An introduction pp. 295-298: Börje Johansson
original: Perspectives of regional development around the Baltic Sea* pp. 299-320: Karin Peschel
original: Territorial competition: Some lessons for policy pp. 321-346: Ian Gordon and Paul Cheshire
original: Evolution of federal and state policies for persons with disability in the United States: Efficiency and welfare impacts pp. 347-365: Lata Chatterjee and Monika Mitra
original: Operational spatial computable general equilibrium modeling pp. 367-387: Johannes BrÃcker
original: Contacts with agreements: Towards face-to-face communication modelingContacts with agreements pp. 389-406: Kiyoshi Kobayashi, Kei Fukuyama and John R. Roy (*),
original: Economic complexity as network complication: Multiregional input-output structural path analysis pp. 407-436: Michael Sonis and Geoffrey Hewings
original: A genetic-algorithms based evolutionary computational neural network for modelling spatial interaction dataNeural network for modelling spatial interaction data pp. 437-458: Yee Leung and Manfred Fischer

original: Welfare effects of regional income taxes Results of an interregional CGE analysis for Germany pp. 201-219: Georg Hirte
original: The impact of regional employment subsidies under wage bargaining pp. 221-235: Stein Ûstbye
Games governments play: An analysis of national environmental policy in an open economy* pp. 237-251: Amitrajeet Batabyal
original: Spatial aggregation and regional economic forecasting pp. 253-266: Jon R. Miller
original: Settlement formation models with entropy operator pp. 267-294: Vladimir I. Shvetsov, Wolfgang Weidlich and Yuri Popkov

introduction: Endogenous growth in a regional contextEndogenous growth in a regional context pp. 1-5: Roger R. Stough
original: Spatial perspectives on new theories of economic growth pp. 7-37: Peter Nijkamp and Jacques Poot
original: On the dynamics of frontier economies: Endogenous growth or the self-organization of a dissipative system? pp. 39-62: Masahisa Fujita and Tomoya Mori
original: Exogenous and endogenous spatial growth models pp. 63-89: Frans Bal and Peter Nijkamp
original: How would an EU-membership of the VisegrÂd- countries affect Europe`s economic geography?EU-membership of the VisegrÂd-countries pp. 91-114: Johannes BrÃcker
original: A multiregional perspective on growth and environment: The role of endogenous technology and trade pp. 115-131: Jeroen van den Bergh and Peter Nijkamp
original: Coordination and bifurcation in growing spatial economies pp. 133-143: J. Barkley Rosser
original: Infrastructure investment, endogenous growth and economic convergence pp. 145-162: Kenneth Button
original: Institutional change and London`s urban policy agenda pp. 163-183: Andy Thornley
original: Local milieu and innovations: Some empirical results pp. 185-200: Daniel Shefer and Amnon Frenkel

Tariffs, factor prices, and welfare in a spatial oligopoly pp. 353-367: Klaus SchÃler
Traffic, transportation, infrastructure and externalities A theoretical framework for a CGE analysis pp. 369-389: Klaus Conrad
The market size of a city-pair route at an airport pp. 391-409: Chaug-ing Hsu and Yai-hui Wu
Spatial choice behaviour: logit models and neural network analysis pp. 411-429: Peter Nijkamp, Tommaso Tritapepe and Aura Reggiani
Quality of life in central cities and suburbs pp. 431-449: Mark Jensen and Charles L. Leven
Job and housing tenure and the journey to work pp. 451-471: David Levinson
Modelling the choice of mode and estimation of the value of travel time savings for the case of the Rion-Antirion suspension bridge in Greece pp. 473-489: Georgios Kouretas, Panayotis F. Diamandis and Pericles Tzanetos

Local public goods, heterogeneous population, voluntary transfers, and constrained efficient allocations pp. 217-234: Matthias Wrede
Product development, innovation networks, infrastructure and agglomeration economies pp. 235-258: Charlie Karlsson
Product differentiation and cartel stability: Chamberlin versus Hotelling pp. 259-271: Robert Rothschild
Demand and location decision of a monopsonistic firm pp. 273-284: Yeung-Nan Shieh and Chao-Cheng Mai
A price-responsive framework for interregional input-output pp. 285-298: John R. Roy
"Plug-in" shadow price estimates for policy analysis pp. 299-324: David Greenberg, Aidan Vining, David Weimer and Anthony Boardman
Community input-output models for rural area analysis with an example from central Idaho pp. 325-351: M. Henry Robison

A disaggregate Box-Cox Logit mode choice model of intercity passenger travel in Germany and its implications for high-speed rail demand forecasts pp. 99-120: Benedikt Mandel, Marc Gaudry and Werner Rothengatter
A model for market share distribution between high-speed and conventional rail services in a transportation corridor pp. 121-153: Chaug-Ing Hsu and Wen-Ming Chung
Justifying a high-speed rail project: social value vs. regional growth pp. 155-174: Fernand Martin
Cost-benefit analysis of the high-speed train in Spain pp. 175-188: Vicente Inglada and Ginés de Rus
The full cost of high-speed rail: an engineering approach pp. 189-215: David Gillen, David Levinson, Jean Michel Mathieu and Adib Kanafani

Introduction to the special issue The regional and urban effects of high-speed trains pp. 1-20: K. E. Haynes, Charlie Karlsson and Ulrich Blum
High-speed rail in Europe: experience and issues for future development pp. 21-38: Roger Vickerman
The growth of city systems with high-speed railway systems pp. 39-56: Makoto Okumura and Kiyoshi Kobayashi
Labor markets and regional transportation improvements: the case of high-speed trains An introduction and review pp. 57-76: Kingsley E. Haynes
High-speed rail transit impact on regional systems: does the Shinkansen contribute to dispersion? pp. 77-98: Komei Sasaki, Tadahiro Ohashi and Asao Ando