European Planning Studies

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Volume 13, issue 8, 2005

Innovation, policy and economic growth: Theory and cases pp. 1131-1136

Roel Rutten and Frans Boekema

Innovation and knowledge: Theory and regional policy pp. 1137-1152

Jan Lambooy

Regional Innovation Systems in the Lisbon strategy pp. 1153-1172

Pieter De Bruijn and Arnoud Lagendijk

The United States: Still on top? pp. 1173-1192

Edward J. Malecki

The Netherlands: Failure of a neo-classical policy agenda pp. 1193-1203

Alfred Kleinknecht and C.W.M. Naastepad

South Africa: A rising star? assessing the X-effectiveness of South Africa's national system of innovation pp. 1205-1226

Gerrit Rooks and Leon Oerlemans

Finland: A success story? pp. 1227-1244

Päivi Oinas

Volume 13, issue 7, 2004

Mixed-use development: Theory and practice in Amsterdam's Eastern Docklands pp. 967-983

Eric Hoppenbrouwer and Erik Louw

The planning dialectic of continuity and change: The evolution of metropolitan planning in Madrid-super-1 pp. 985-1012

Michael Neuman and Jose Gavinha

Strategies of learning in the process of transformation pp. 1013-1033

Anne Lorentzen

Public parks in Ghent's City life: From expression to emancipation? pp. 1035-1061

Els De Vos

How well are Europe's rural businesses connected to the digital economy? pp. 1063-1081

Seamus Grimes

Urban development, redevelopment and regeneration encouraged by transport infrastructure projects: The case study of 12 European cities pp. 1083-1111

Aspa Gospodini

European coherence and regional policy? A Finnish perspective on the observed and reported territorial impacts of EU research and development policies pp. 1113-1121

Tommi Inkinen

Volume 13, issue 6, 2005

The strategic importance of location: Location decisions and the effects of firm location on innovation and knowledge acquisition pp. 807-814

Jesper Christensen and Ina Drejer

Management cultures and regional development: High performance management and the location of new manufacturing plants pp. 815-830

Peter Doeringer, Christine Evans-klock and David Terkla

From here to eternity?: The practice of knowledge transfer in dispersed and co-located project organizations pp. 831-851

Jonathan Sapsed, David Gann, Nick Marshall and Ammon Salter

City and innovation: Different size, different strategy pp. 853-877

Pierre Therrien

Location and collaboration: Manufacturing firms' use of knowledge intensive services in product innovation pp. 879-898

Ina Drejer and Anker Lund Vinding

Distant networking: The knowledge acquisition strategies of 'out-cluster' biotechnology firms pp. 899-920

Margarida Fontes

Innovation and cooperation during the emergence of local industrial clusters: An empirical study in Germany pp. 921-938

Thomas Brenner

Milieux innovateurs: Determinants and policy implications pp. 939-965

Nabil Amara, Rejean Landry and Mathieu Ouimet

Volume 13, issue 4, 2005

An evolutionary integrated view of Regional Systems of Innovation: Concepts, measures and historical perspectives pp. 497-519

Simona Iammarino

How to unlock regional economies from path dependency? From learning region to learning cluster pp. 521-535

Robert Hassink

University spin-off policies and economic development in Less successful regions: Learning from two decades of policy practice pp. 537-557

Paul Benneworth and David Charles

Regional development and regional innovation policy in New Zealand: Issues and tensions in a small remote country1 pp. 559-579

Tobias Nischalke and Andrea Schöllmann

EU regional policy and the stimulation of innovation: The role of the European Regional Development Fund in the objective 1 region Burgenland pp. 581-599

Alexander Kaufmann and Petra Wagner

Regionalization of Innovation Policies: The Case of Japan pp. 601-618

Fumi Kitagawa

Foresight as a Governance Concept at the Interface between Global Challenges and Regional Innovation Potentials pp. 619-639

Knut Koschatzky

Volume 13, issue 3, 2005

Devolution and the modernization of local government: Prospects for spatial planning pp. 349-370

Philip Allmendinger, Janice Morphet and Mark Tewdwr-Jones

Importing and exporting spatial needs: A Dutch approach1 pp. 371-386

Hugo Priemus

Assessing the role of the international financial services centre in Irish regional development pp. 387-405

Mark C. White

Development control and the natural environment—the Maltese connection pp. 407-433

Joe A. Doublet and Alan J. Bond

The Investment Contract as a mechanism of urban development in the Russian Federation pp. 435-448

William Valletta

Intra- and inter-regional knowledge spillovers: Evidence from European regions pp. 449-473

Lydia Greunz

Higher Education Excellence and Local Economic Development: The Case of the Entrepreneurial University of Twente pp. 475-493

Luciana Lazzeretti and Ernesto Tavoletti

Volume 13, issue 2, 2005

The hidden face of European spatial planning: innovations in governance pp. 195-215

Umberto Janin Rivolin and Andreas Faludi

Structural problems for the renewal of planning styles: the spanish case1 pp. 217-235

Joaquín Farinós Dasí, Juan Romero González and Inés Sánchez De Madariaga**

The fragile foundations of european spatial planning in Portugal pp. 237-252

Artur Da Rosa Pires

The ESDP relevance to a distant partner: Greece pp. 253-264

Harry Coccossis, Dimitris Economou and George Petrakos

Italy and European spatial policies: polycentrism, urban networks and local innovation practices1 pp. 265-283

Francesca Governa and Carlo Salone

France and the ESDP in the context of European integration and Mediterranean cooperation pp. 285-295

Philippe Cichowlaz

Applying the ESDP through interreg IIIB: a southern perspective pp. 297-317

Luisa Pedrazzini

Transforming spatial planning policy in Mediterranean countries: Europeanization and domestic change pp. 319-331

Georgia Giannakourou

Innovation, social inclusion and coherent regional development: a new diamond for a socially inclusive innovation policy in regions pp. 333-349

Michael Guth

Volume 13, issue 1, 2004

The use of regulation and governance theories in research on post-socialism: the adaptation of enterprises in Vyborg1 pp. 5-17

Riitta Kosonen

The use of regulation and governance theories in research on post-socialism: the adaptation of enterprises in Vyborg1 pp. 5-17

Riitta Kosonen

Beyond moving people: excavating the motivations for investing in urban public transit infrastructure in Bilbao Spain pp. 23-44

Matti Siemiatycki

Beyond moving people: excavating the motivations for investing in urban public transit infrastructure in Bilbao Spain pp. 23-44

Matti Siemiatycki

Problem areas in Poland in terms of the objectives of the European Union's regional policy pp. 45-72

Paweł Churski

Problem areas in Poland in terms of the objectives of the European Union's regional policy pp. 45-72

Paweł Churski

Supplier linkages of foreign-owned manufacturing firms in the UK: the influence of entry mode, subsidiary autonomy and nationality pp. 73-91

David Williams

Supplier linkages of foreign-owned manufacturing firms in the UK: the influence of entry mode, subsidiary autonomy and nationality pp. 73-91

David Williams

Complexity, emergence and cellular urban models: lessons learned from applying SLEUTH to two Portuguese metropolitan areas pp. 93-115

Elisabete A. Silva and Keith C. Clarke

Complexity, emergence and cellular urban models: lessons learned from applying SLEUTH to two Portuguese metropolitan areas pp. 93-115

Elisabete A. Silva and Keith C. Clarke

Decline and sprawl: an evolving type of urban development – observed in Liverpool and Leipzig1 pp. 117-136

Chris Couch, Jay Karecha, Henning Nuissl and Dieter Rink

Expansive spatial planning: the new European transnational spatial visions pp. 137-155

Wil Zonneveld

Past and future for public participation in Norwegian physical planning pp. 157-174

Helge Fiskaa

18th congress of the AESOP, Grenoble, France, 2004 ‘Metropolitan planning and environmental issues’ pp. 175-181

Elisabete A. Silva

Book reviews pp. 183-187

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