The Annals of Regional Science

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1996, volume 30, articles 4

What is western about western regional science? pp. 343-350

Jon R. Miller

An empirical estimation of regional production functions for the U.S. manufacturing industry pp. 351-358

Yu Hsing

A spatial price equilibrium model with congestion effects pp. 359-371

Hai Yang

Free trade agreements and interregional labor migration: the case of the U.S. and Canada pp. 373-390

Ricardo C. Gazel

A typology of propagation of changes on the structure of a multiregional economic system: the case of the European Union, 1975-1985 pp. 391-408

Eduardo Haddad, Michael Sonis and Geoffrey Hewings

Decomposing growth in a multiregional I-O framework pp. 409-425

D. Campisi and M. Gastaldi

1996, volume 30, articles 3

The location of governmental facilities and equilibrium urban configuration pp. 247-272

Shin-Kun Peng

Estimating the amenity value of rainfall pp. 273-283

Jeffrey Englin

University productivity in Sweden: a demonstration and explanatory analysis for economics and business programs pp. 285-304

Nikias Sarafoglou and Kingsley E. Haynes

The simulation of a proposed nonlinear dynamic urban growth model pp. 305-319

Hsin-Ping Chen

Regional patterns of affirmative action compliance costs pp. 321-340

Ernst Griffin, Arthur Getis and Peter Griffin

1996, volume 30, articles 2

Regional science: back to the future? pp. 153-163

William J. Coffey, Antoine S. Bailly and Lay J. Gibson

Long-run effects of regional policy in an economic union pp. 165-183

Uwe Walz

Game models of environmental policy in an open economy pp. 185-200

Amitrajeet Batabyal

Endogenising demand for information in road transport pp. 201-222

Richard H. M. Emmerink, Erik Verhoef, Peter Nijkamp and Piet Rietveld

Industry-region load profiles: econometric estimation based on marginal totals pp. 223-246

A. Robb, Dean Mountain, Christine Feaver, Frank Denton and Byron Spencer

1996, volume 30, articles 1

Introduction to the special issue Information and communications networks in space pp. 1-5

Peter Nijkamp and Roberta Capello

Telecommunications technologies and regional development: theoretical considerations and empirical evidence pp. 7-30

Peter Nijkamp and Roberta Capello

Modeling regional innovativeness and innovation pp. 31-54

Amnon Frenkel and Daniel Shefer

Information, communication and networks in international migration systems pp. 55-73

Jacques Poot

Telecommunications, cities and technological opportunism pp. 75-90

Ilan Salomon

Advanced communications and employment creation in rural and peripheral regions: a case study of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland pp. 91-110

Ranald Richardson and Andrew Gillespie

The relevance and use of information and telecommunication networks as strategic tools in the transport sector: a Dutch case study pp. 111-133

Peter Nijkamp and Gerard Pepping

Flexible production, electronic linkages, and large firms: evidence from the automobile industry pp. 135-152

Elsie L. Echeverri-Carroll

1995, volume 29, articles 4

Regional disparities in pricing strategies of electric utilities pp. 351-361

Ming-jeng Hwang, Patrick C. Mann and Frank J. Calzonetti

A comparison of the multipliers of IMPLAN, REMI, and RIMS II: Benchmarking ready-made models for comparison pp. 363-374

R. Keith Schwer and Dan Rickman

Dispersed spatial input demand functions pp. 375-388

John R. Roy

Advertising and city formation with local public goods pp. 389-407

Tatsuaki Kuroda

The structure of multi-regional trade flows: hierarchy, feedbacks and spatial linkages pp. 409-430

Ricardo Gazel, Michael Sonis and Geoffrey Hewings

1995, volume 29, articles 3

Regional economic growth by policy-induced capital flows: II. Policy simulation results pp. 255-276

Walter Buhr

Changes in the energy cost of goods and services of the Japanese economy pp. 277-302

Xiaoli Han and T. R. Lakshmanan

Economic development in rural Utah: is wilderness recreation the answer? pp. 303-313

John Keith and Chris Fawson

The use of compressed natural gas (CNG) in motor vehicles and its effect on employment and air quality pp. 315-334

Chung J. Liew and Chong K. Liew

Central places in a square pp. 335-343

Dimitrios S. Dendrinos

1995, volume 29, articles 2

The Productivity and Supply of Urban Infrastructures pp. 121-41

Helmut Seitz

Evaluation of Road Capacity and Its Spatial Allocation pp. 143-54

Komei Sasaki, Sotaro Kunihisa and Masahiro Sugiyama

Assessing Road Investments: Accessibility Changes, Cost Benefit and Production Effects pp. 155-74

Ulla M Forslund and Börje Johansson

The Evaluation of Public Transport Investments within Cities pp. 175-88

Peter Townroe and Gordon Dabinett

Transport and Industrial and Commercial Location pp. 189-206

Kenneth Button, Scott Lietham, Ronald McQuaid and John D. Nelson

On the Supply of Network Infrastructure: Highways and Railways in European Regions pp. 207-20

Piet Rietveld and Jaap Boonstra

Private Sector Involvement in Financing and Operating Transport Infrastructure pp. 221-35

Peter Nijkamp and Sytze A Rienstra

The Regional Impacts of Trans-European Networks pp. 237-54

Roger Vickerman

1995, volume 29, articles 1

The Urban Household Pattern of Daytime Population Change pp. 1-16

Abraham Akkerman

Regional Economic Growth by Policy-Induced Capital Flows: I. Theoretical Approach pp. 17-40

Walter Buhr

Aging in Place, Age Specific Migration and Natural Decrease pp. 41-66

Richard L Morrill

Spatial Search and Spatial Competition: A Probability Analysis of Basic Results from the Spatially-Restricted Theory pp. 67-89

Harvey J Miller and Mark V Finco

Consistent Price and Location Conjectures in Spatial Competition Models pp. 91-109

Gordon Mulligan and Timothy J Fik

The Baby Boom, the Baby Bust and the Housing Market: A Further Look at the Debate pp. 111-16

Gershon Alperovich

1994, volume 28, articles 4

Trade with and without Intermediaries: Some Alternative Model Formulations pp. 329-43

John R Roy

The Entropy Production Function and Its Application to the Multi-commodity and Multi-sector Model pp. 345-67

Toshihiko Miyagi

Information, Rational Expectations and Network Equilibria--An Analytical Perspective for Route Guidance Systems pp. 369-93

Kiyoshi Kobayashi

Allocation of Mobile Communication Flows: From Micro-economic Demand Theory to a Gravity Model pp. 395-409

Norbert Matthes

1994, volume 28, articles 3

On Knowledge Networks in Science: Collaboration among Equals pp. 233-42

Martin J Beckmann

Affinities and Frictions of Trade Networks pp. 243-61

Börje Johansson and Lars Westin

A Dynamical Systems Approach for Network Oligopolies and Variational Inequalities pp. 263-83

Anna Nagurney, Paul Dupuis and Ding Zhang

Knowledge, Growth and Patterns of Trade pp. 285-303

Wei-Bin Zhang

Thirty Years with Spatial and Intertemporal Economics pp. 305-22

T Takayama

1994, volume 28, articles 2

Migration Cost Externality and Interregional Equilibrium pp. 139-51

Chang-Ho Shin

Spatial Price Equilibrium and Convex Duality pp. 153-75

Johannes Brocker

The Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of U.S. Regional Income Inequality, 1950-1989 pp. 177-96

C Cindy Fan and Emilio Casetti

Historical Path-Dependence of the Urban Population Density Gradient pp. 197-222

David Stern

A Comparison of Annual and Benchmark Input-Output Tables in Regional Economic Modeling pp. 223-28

Mark Edward Stover

1994, volume 28, articles 1

Sustainability, Resources and Region: Editorial pp. 1-5

Peter Nijkamp

Modelling Ecologically Sustainable Economic Development in a Region: A Case Study in the Netherlands pp. 7-29

Jeroen van den Bergh and Peter Nijkamp

Stress, Shock and the Sustainability of Resource Use in Semi-arid Environments pp. 31-53

Charles Perrings

Environment and Project Appraisal: Lessons from Two Cases pp. 55-76

Michiel J F van Pelt

Application of Environmental Economics to Sustainable Management of the Forests of South-East Australia pp. 77-89

David James

Sustainability and Migration: Experiments from the Senegalese Peanut Basin pp. 91-106

Elise Golan

Sustainability, the Discount Rate, and Intergenerational Effects within a Regional Framework pp. 107-23

Fernand Martin

Privatisation and Deregulation: Its Implications for Negative Transport Externalities pp. 125-38

Kenneth Button