European Planning Studies

2000 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip Cooke and Louis Albrechts

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Changing regional systems of innovation in Greece: the impact of regional innovation strategy initiatives in peripheral areas of Europe pp. 885-910: Lina Kyrgiafini and Elena Sefertzi
Scaling from ‘below’: practices, strategies and urban spaces pp. 911-927: Esben Holm Nielsen and Kirsten Simonsen
Illustrating spatial policies in Europe pp. 929-948: Stefanie Du¨hr
Promoting Radical Change: The Loi Relative a` la Solidarite´ et au Renouvellement Urbains in France pp. 949-963: Philip Booth
Intervention methods in land disputes pp. 965-978: Jørn Rognes and Per Ka˚re Sky
EUROPEAN BRIEFING: Polycentricity in European spatial planning: from an analytical tool to a normative agenda pp. 979-999: Simin Davoudi
RESEARCH BRIEFING: EU accession and the Bulgarian real estate market pp. 1001-1004: Marian Rizov
Book Reviews pp. 1005-1008: The Editors

The Evolution of Biotechnology in Three Continents: Schumpeterian or Penrosian? pp. 757-763: Philip Cooke
Fortune Favours the Prepared Region: The Case of Entrepreneurship and the Capitol Region Biotechnology Cluster pp. 765-788: Maryann P. Feldman and Johanna Francis
Biotechnology Megacentres: Montreal and Toronto Regional Systems of Innovation pp. 789-804: Jorge Niosi and Tomas Bas
Commercializing Science in Europe: The Cambridge Biotechnology Cluster pp. 805-822: Steven Casper and Anastasios Karamanos
The Role of Location and Regional Networks for Biotechnology Firms in Israel pp. 823-840: Dan Kaufmann, Dafna Schwartz, Amnon Frenkel and Daniel Shefer
Multi-level Science Policy and Regional Innovation: The Case of the Munich Cluster for Pharmaceutical Biotechnology pp. 841-857: Robert Kaiser
European Policy and the Regions: A Review and Analysis of Tensions pp. 859-873: Helen Lawton Smith, Paul Tracey and Gordon L. Clark

Global Media Cities in a World-wide Urban Network pp. 605-628: Stefan Krätke
Localization in Europe's Periphery: Tourism Development in Sardinia pp. 629-645: Gert-Jan Hospers
National Industry Clusters and Regional Specializations in Turkey pp. 647-669: Sedef Akgüngör, Nese Kumral and Aykut Lenger
North-South Local Authority and Governance Differences in EU Networks pp. 671-695: Ioannis Chorianopoulos
English Regionalization and Sustainability: Towards the Development of an Integrated Approach to Strategic Environmental Assessment pp. 697-716: Adam Barker and Thomas B. Fischer
The Determinants of Regional Sourcing by Multinational Manufacturing Firms: Evidence from Yorkshire and Humberside, UK pp. 717-737: Mike Crone and H. Doug Watts
Spatial Policies for Metropolitan Regions—Identity, Participation and Integration pp. 739-747: Brigitte Adam

Competition and Cooperation in Industrial Clusters: The Implications for Public Policy pp. 521-532: David Newlands

Expanding Opportunities: Cluster Strategies That Reach More People and More Places 1 pp. 359-377: Stuart A. Rosenfeld
Hannover after the World Exhibition EXPO 2000--An Attempt to Establish an ICT-cluster pp. 379-394: Javier Revilla Diez
Building a Knowledge Economy in Ireland Through European Research Networks pp. 395-413: Seamus Grimes and Patrick Collins
Structure and Strategy for Regional Learning and Innovation--Challenges for Regional Planning pp. 439-459: Jørgen Amdam

Shifting Perspectives on Urban Water Policy in Europe pp. 223-228: Giorgos Kallis and Henri de Groot
Lights and Shadows of Urban Water Demand Management: The Case of the Metropolitan Region of Barcelona pp. 229-243: David Saurií
Managing Water for Athens: From the Hydraulic to the Rational Growth Paradigm pp. 245-261: G. Kallis and H. Coccossis
Sustainable Water Management Policy: Lessons from Amsterdam pp. 263-281: Jasper M. Dalhuisen, Caroline A. Rodenburg, Henri de Groot and Peter Nijkamp
London: Structural Continuities and Institutional Change in Water Management pp. 283-298: Joseí E. Castro, Maria Kaika and Erik Swyngedouw
The Water Framework Directive: A New Directive for a Changing Social, Political and Economic European Framework pp. 299-316: Maria Kaika
Cohesion, Polycentricity, Missing Links and Bottlenecks: Conflicting Spatial Storylines for Pan-European Transport Investments pp. 317-339: Deike Peters
The Cruise Industry and Port City Regeneration: The Case of Valletta pp. 341-350: John McCarthy
Book Reviews pp. 351-356: The Editors

Imagining Rurality in the New Europe and Dilemmas for Spatial Policy pp. 103-113: Costis Hadjimichalis
Barriers and Limitations in the Development of Industrial Innovation in the Region pp. 115-137: Amnon Frenkel
Metropolitan cooperation in Europe: Theoretical issues and perspectives for urban networking 1 pp. 139-153: Susanne Heeg, Britta Klagge and Juürgen Ossenbruügge
The Impact of Industrial District Affiliation on Firm Value Creation pp. 155-170: F. Xavier Molina-Morales and M. Teresa Martínez-Fernaández
Local Production Systems and Organizational Change: Hierarchization and Competing Firm Networks in Marinha Grande, Portugal pp. 171-191: Lars Winther
EUROPEAN BRIEFING pp. 193-211: Brendan Murtagh and Stephen McKay
European Cities: Social Conflicts and Governance pp. 213-217: P. Le Galeés

Best Article Prize, 2001 pp. 1-1: The Editors
Regional Science and Technology Policy Research (RESTPOR)--The Success Story of a Conference in Five Acts pp. 3-10: Knut Koschatzky
Cluster analysis as a mode of inquiry: Its use in science and technology policymaking in North Carolina pp. 11-24: Edward J. Feser and Michael I. Luger
Promoting Innovative Clusters through the Regional Research Centre (RRC) Policy Programme in Korea pp. 25-39: Kongrae Lee
Regional Innovation Systems and European Research Policy: Convergence or Misunderstanding? pp. 41-56: Jean-Alain Heéraud
Re-investing in the Built Environment: A Spatial Network Approach pp. 57-76: Michael C. Farmer
Improving European Union Regional Policy by Learning from the Past in View of Enlargement pp. 77-87: Panayotis Getimis
The 2002 Congress of the European Schools of Planning pp. 89-94: Elisabete A. Silva
Book Reviews pp. 95-100: The Editors