European Planning Studies

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Volume 26, issue 12, 2018

Correction pp. (i)-(i)

The Editors

Bridging the gap: citizenship diversity and global innovation networks in small and medium size companies pp. 2279-2303

Markus Grillitsch and Cristina Chaminade

Changing locus of innovation: a micro-process approach on the dynamics of proximity pp. 2304-2322

Anne Nygaard Tanner

Industry 4.0: national and regional comparative advantages in key enabling technologies pp. 2323-2343

Andrea Ciffolilli and Alessandro Muscio

How outward looking is smart specialisation? Rationales, drivers and barriers pp. 2344-2363

Elvira Uyarra, Chiara Marzocchi and Jens Sörvik

Entrance-exit dynamics of suppliers and the repercussions for reshaping the structure of GVCs/GPNs pp. 2364-2386

Jiri Blazek, Kaoru Natsuda and Jan Sýkora

The evolution and embeddedness of knowledge-intensive entrepreneurial firms in creative industries: contrasting experienced and non-experienced entrepreneurs in the Swedish fashion industry pp. 2387-2406

Ida Hermanson, Maureen McKelvey and Olof Zaring

Economic specialization and diversification at the country and regional level: introducing a conceptual framework to study innovation policy logics pp. 2407-2426

Yuzhuo Cai, Roger Normann, Rómulo Pinheiro and Markku Sotarauta

Dynamic elements in regional development: an explorative genealogical analysis of the region of Southwest Finland pp. 2427-2447

Toni Ahlqvist

Inadequacies of heritage protection regulations in an era of shrinking communities: a case study of Valga, Estonia pp. 2448-2469

Jiří Tintěra, Zenia Kotval, Aime Ruus and Epi Tohvri

Interrelational space? The spatial logic of the macro-regional strategy for the Alps and its potentials pp. 2470-2489

Tobias Chilla and Thomas Streifeneder

Volume 26, issue 11, 2018

Regional innovation systems and entrepreneurial embeddedness pp. 2105-2113

Luís Farinha, Joao Ferreira and Vanessa Ratten

Smart specialization policies: innovative performance models from European regions pp. 2114-2124

João Lopes, Luís Farinha, Joao Ferreira and Paulo Silveira

Smart specialization as a strategy to develop early-stage regional innovation systems pp. 2125-2146

Marina Ranga

Embedding entrepreneurial regional innovation ecosystems: reflecting on the role of effectual entrepreneurial discovery processes pp. 2147-2166

L. Nieth, P. Benneworth, D. Charles, L. Fonseca, C. Rodrigues, M. Salomaa and M. Stienstra

Innovation, knowledge and relations – on the role of clusters for firms’ innovativeness pp. 2167-2199

Judith Terstriep and Christian Lüthje

Differentiated regional entrepreneurial discovery processes. A conceptual discussion and empirical illustration from three emergent clusters pp. 2200-2215

Arne Isaksen, Nina Kyllingstad, Jan Ole Rypestøl and Ann Camilla Schulze-Krogh

The long road from one-size-fits-all SME promotion to bespoke business start-ups pp. 2216-2236

Carla Susana Marques, Chris Gerry and Carlos Peixeira Marques

Explanations of firm survival in renewable energy in the United States: a study of ethanol refineries pp. 2237-2255

Peter Kedron and Sharmistha Bagchi-Sen

Patent portfolio analysis of cities: statistics and maps of technological inventiveness pp. 2256-2278

Dieter Kogler, Gaston Heimeriks and Loet Leydesdorff

Volume 26, issue 10, 2018

Inclusive growth from an urban perspective: a challenge for the metropolis of the twenty-first century pp. 1901-1919

Joan Trullén and Vittorio Galletto

New rent seeking strategies in housing in Spain after the bubble burst pp. 1920-1938

Sònia Vives-Miró

The mortgage crisis and evictions in Barcelona: identifying the determinants of the spatial clustering of foreclosures pp. 1939-1960

Aaron Gutiérrez and Antoni Domènech

Science and technology cooperation in cross-border regions: a proximity approach with evidence for Northern Europe pp. 1961-1979

Teemu Makkonen, Allan M. Williams, Timo Mitze and Adi Weidenfeld

The regional division of Greece and the functional economic areas estimated from the 2011 commuting patterns pp. 1980-1998

Prodromos Prodromidis

Competing discourses of territorial development: tensions between cities and regions as a result of the new regionalism pp. 1999-2014

Vratislav Havlík

New forms of multi-local working: identifying multi-locality in planning as well as public and private organizations’ strategies in the Helsinki region pp. 2015-2035

Mina Di Marino, Johanna Lilius and Kimmo Lapintie

Residential location, workplace location and car driving in four Norwegian cities pp. 2036-2057

Øystein Engebretsen, Petter Næss and Arvid Strand

Path-development trajectories and barriers perceived by stakeholders in two Central European less developed regions: narrow or broad choice? pp. 2058-2077

Viktor Květoň and Jiri Blazek

Understanding socio-economic sustainability drivers of sustainable regeneration: an empirical study of regeneration practitioners in UK pp. 2078-2098

Julius Akotia and Enoch Sackey

Entrepreneurship in former Yugoslavia: Diversity, institutional constraints and prospects pp. 2099-2102

Fabio James Petani

Call for Papers & design awards competition pp. 2103-2104

Suzanne H. Crowhurst Lennard

Volume 26, issue 9, 2018

Retrospect and prospect: from a new dark age to a new dawn of planning enlightenment pp. 1701-1713

Philip Cooke

Between the frog and the eagle: claiming a ‘Scholarship of Presence’ for the Anthropocene pp. 1714-1727

Maria Kaika

Neoliberalization, uneven development, and Brexit: further reflections on the organic crisis of the British state and society pp. 1728-1746

Bob Jessop

Immigration strategies of cities: local growth policies and urban planning in Germany pp. 1747-1762

Manfred Kühn

Regional resilience: a stretched concept? pp. 1763-1778

Klaas Fröhlich and Robert Hassink

Regional innovation policies for new path development – beyond neo-liberal and traditional systemic views pp. 1779-1795

Franz Tödtling and Michaela Trippl

New perspectives on the evolution of clusters pp. 1796-1814

Fiorenza Belussi

Generative growth with ‘thin’ globalization: Cambridge’s crossover model of innovation pp. 1815-1834

Philip Cooke

The entrepreneurial university and the region: what role for entrepreneurship departments? pp. 1835-1855

Rhiannon Pugh, Wadid Lamine, Sarah Jack and Eleanor Hamilton

Rethinking city transformation: Florence from art city to creative fashion city pp. 1856-1873

Luciana Lazzeretti and Stefania Oliva

Situating architectural performance: ‘star architecture’ and its roles in repositioning the cities of Graz, Lucerne and Wolfsburg pp. 1874-1900

Nadia Alaily-Mattar, Dominik Bartmanski, Johannes Dreher, Michael Koch, Martina Löw, Timothy Pape and Alain Thierstein

Corrigendum pp. 1901-1901

The Editors

Volume 26, issue 8, 2018

The path-dependent evolution of the entrepreneurial ecosystem (EE) – dynamics and region-specific assets of the case of Vienna (Austria) pp. 1499-1518

Verena Radinger-Peer, Sabine Sedlacek and Harvey Goldstein

Understanding evolution in the Antwerp chemical cluster: the role of regional development strategies pp. 1519-1536

Ties Vanthillo, Jeroen Cant, Thierry Vanelslander and Ann Verhetsel

The acceleration of transitions to urban sustainability: a case study of Brighton and Hove pp. 1537-1558

Rachael Durrant, Jacob Barnes, Florian Kern and Gordon Mackerron

Resilience unpacked – framing of ‘uncertainty’ and ‘adaptability’ in long-term flood risk management strategies for London and Rotterdam pp. 1559-1579

Britta Restemeyer, Margo van den Brink and Johan Woltjer

Urban shrinkage: an unspoken challenge of spatial planning in Russian small and medium-sized cities pp. 1580-1597

Elena Batunova and Maria Gunko

Spatial and sectoral differentiation of support to innovative companies from EU funds in Czechia pp. 1598-1615

David Hána and Lenka Hellebrandová

Higher education institutions, economic growth and GDP per capita in European Union countries pp. 1616-1637

José M. Pastor, Carlos Peraita, Lorenzo Serrano and Ángel Soler

Place-based innovation policy for industrial diversification in regions pp. 1638-1662

Markus Grillitsch and Bjørn Asheim

Municipal land allocations: a key for understanding tenure and social mix patterns in Stockholm pp. 1663-1681

Carl Caesar and Fredrik Kopsch

Evaluating strategic metropolitan planning in Bari and Taranto pp. 1682-1700

Laura Grassini, Valeria Monno and Abdul Khakee

Volume 26, issue 7, 2018

Corrigendum pp. i-i

The Editors

The resurgence of regional design pp. 1297-1311

Michael Neuman and Wil Zonneveld

Innovation platforms as a solution to the proximity paradox pp. 1312-1329

Satu Parjanen and Mirva Hyypiä

Border blocking effects in collaborative firm innovation pp. 1330-1346

Jos van den Broek, Paul Benneworth and Roel Rutten

Governance and cooperation in Euroregions: border tourism between Spain and Portugal pp. 1347-1365

Dália Liberato, Elisa Alén, Pedro Liberato and Trinidad Domínguez

Evolution of knowledge bases in European regions: searching for spatial regularities and links with innovation performance pp. 1366-1388

Viktor Květoň and Vojtěch Kadlec

Suburbanization and sprawl in post-socialist Belgrade and Sofia pp. 1389-1412

Aleksandar D. Slaev, Zorica Nedović-Budić, Nikola Krunić, Jasna Petrić and Diliana Daskalova

Local and trans-local dynamics of innovation practices in the Taipei design industry: an evolutionary perspective pp. 1413-1430

Cheng-Yi Lin

Improving land readjustment practice. Application of management models to Portugal pp. 1431-1449

Joana Almeida, José Antunes Ferreira, Beatriz Condessa and Ricardo Tomé

The Transformation of Retail Markets in Lisbon: An Analysis through the Lens of Retail Gentrification pp. 1450-1470

Pedro Porfírio Coutinho Guimarães

Communicative and participatory paradigm in the European territorial policies. A discourse analysis pp. 1471-1492

Łukasz Damurski and Marcin Oleksy

The Oxford handbook of megaproject management pp. 1493-1495

Dianne Dredge

Attracting visitors to ancient neighbourhoods: creation and management of the tourist-historic city of Plymouth, UK pp. 1495-1497

Eóin Meehan

Volume 26, issue 6, 2018

European Cohesion Policy impact on development and convergence: a local empirical analysis in Portugal between 2000 and 2014 pp. 1081-1098

Paulo Caldas, Brian Dollery and Rc Marques

The role of path-dependence in the resilience of EU regions pp. 1099-1120

Maria Tsiapa, Dimitris Kallioras and Nickolaos G. Tzeremes

Impact of European Union development subsidies on Hungarian regions pp. 1121-1136

Zoltán Bakucs, Imre Fertő, Ágnes Varga and Zsófia Benedek

Fostering place-based innovation and internationalization – the new turn in German technology policy pp. 1137-1159

Dirk Dohse, Dirk Fornahl and Julian Vehrke

Industrial districts and migrant enclaves: a model of interaction pp. 1160-1180

José Luis Molina, Luis Martínez-Cháfer, Francesc Xavier Molina-Morales and Miranda J. Lubbers

University-led innovation in and for peripheral urban areas: new approaches in Naples, Italy and Newark, NJ, US pp. 1181-1201

Jean-Paul D. Addie, Mariarosalba Angrisani and Stefano De Falco

Delivering a national spatial development strategy: a success story? pp. 1202-1221

Naja Marot and Mojca Golobič

Sport facility development: municipal capital and shutting out the private sector pp. 1222-1241

Gidon S. Jakar, Eran Razin, Mark S. Rosentraub and Gillad Rosen

Hegemonic power relations in real practices of spatial planning: the case of Turkey pp. 1242-1268

Tugce Sanli and Tim Townshend

Social sustainability tool for assessing land use planning processes pp. 1269-1296

A. Rashidfarokhi, L. Yrjänä, M. Wallenius, S. Toivonen, A. Ekroos and K. Viitanen

Volume 26, issue 5, 2018

Proximity and modes of innovation – evidence from two agricultural engineering industries in north-west Germany pp. 877-894

Dominik Santner

An analysis of the Spanish ceramic tile industry research contracts and patents pp. 895-914

Daniel Gabaldón-Estevan, Liney Manjarrés-Henríquez and F. Xavier Molina-Morales

On the evolution of the Castel Goffredo hosiery cluster: a life cycle perspective pp. 915-932

Giulio Carli and Andrea Morrison

Exploring international film festivals from a co-evolutionary perspective: the cases of Berlin and Busan compared pp. 933-949

Robert Hassink and Yong-Sook Lee

Variations in the adoption and willingness to use e-services in three differentiated urban areas pp. 950-968

Tommi Inkinen, Maria Merisalo and Teemu Makkonen

New technological path creation and the role of institutions in different geo-political spaces pp. 969-987

Camilla Chlebna and James Simmie

Experimental governance: the role of municipalities in urban living labs pp. 988-1007

Annica Kronsell and Dalia Mukhtar-Landgren

Diminishing borders and conflating spaces: a storyline to promote soft planning scales pp. 1008-1027

Eva Purkarthofer

Internal borders and external factors in outermost island regions. The case of the Canary Islands pp. 1028-1040

José León García-Rodríguez, Carlos Castilla-Gutiérrez and Francisco J. García-Rodríguez

Agency and resilience in the time of regional economic crisis pp. 1041-1059

Lucinda David

An agency perspective of resilience: the case of Pomorskie region pp. 1060-1077

Grzegorz Masik

Asian Century … on a knife-edge: a 360 degree analysis of Asia’s recent economic development pp. 1078-1079

Seamus Grimes

Volume 26, issue 4, 2018

Linking polycentricity concepts to periphery: implications for an integrative Austrian strategic spatial planning practice pp. 635-652

Alois Humer

New regionalism in Turkey: questioning the ‘new’ and the ‘regional’ pp. 653-669

Ervin Sezgin

Public financial support and firm-specific characteristics: evidence from Portugal pp. 670-686

Natália Barbosa and Fábio Silva

Water supply of Greek cities: the WFD and the principles of integrated water resources management pp. 687-705

Konstantinos N. Moutsopoulos and Christos P. Petalas

The brokerage role of supporting organizations inside clusters: how does it work? pp. 706-725

Jose Antonio Belso-Martinez, Isabel Diez-Vial, Maria Jose Lopez-Sanchez and Rosario Mateu-Garcia

Territorially unequal rural development: the cases of the LEADER Initiative and the PRODER Programme in Andalusia (Spain) pp. 726-744

José Antonio Cañete, Francisco Navarro and Eugenio Cejudo

Informal institutional change in De Achterhoek region: from citizen initiatives to participatory governance pp. 745-767

Marlies Meijer and Erwin van der Krabben

The role of negotiated developer obligations in financing large public infrastructure after the economic crisis in the Netherlands pp. 768-791

Demetrio Muñoz Gielen and Sander Lenferink

Industrial spaces for grassroots creative production: spatial, social and planning facets pp. 792-811

Xabier Gainza

Towards lower carbon cities: urban morphology contribution in climate change adaptation strategies pp. 812-837

Riccardo Privitera, Valentina Palermo, Francesco Martinico, Alberto Fichera and Daniele La Rosa

The role of zoning in the strategic planning of protected areas: lessons learnt from EU countries and Serbia pp. 838-872

Marija Maksin, Vladica Ristić, Marina Nenković-Riznić and Srdjan Mićić

Mapping metropolitan Italy pp. 873-876

Willem Salet

Volume 26, issue 3, 2018

Planning for sustainability in expansive metropolitan regions: exploring practices and planners’ expectations in Stockholm, Sweden pp. 439-457

Johan Högström, Berit Balfors and Monica Hammer

An evaluation of local policies and actions that address climate change in Turkish metropolitan cities pp. 458-479

Bahar Gedikli and Osman Balaban

The ‘natures’ of planning: evolving conceptualizations of nature as expressed in urban planning theory and practice pp. 480-501

Phoebe Duvall, Mick Lennon and Mark Scott

Local sustainable development: a knowledge base for adaptation planning pp. 502-525

Petar Vranić, Vesna Nikolić, Slobodan Milutinović and Jelena D. Velimirović

Involving small landlords as a regeneration strategy under shrinkage: evidence from two East German cases pp. 526-545

Adam Radzimski

How housing, infrastructure and water determined the spatial structure of the Randstad pp. 546-570

Hugo Priemus

Network topologies as collective social capital in cities and regions: a critical review of empirical studies pp. 571-590

Pablo Galaso

The spatiality of trust in EU external cross-border cooperation pp. 591-610

Katharina Koch

Tacit coopetition: chimera or reality? Evidence from the Basque Country pp. 611-634

Igone Porto-Gomez, Urko Aguirre-Larracoechea and Jon Mikel Zabala-Iturriagagoitia

Volume 26, issue 2, 2018

Re-thinking non-core regions: planning strategies and practices beyond growth pp. 213-228

Birgit Leick and Thilo Lang

Rural regeneration strategies for declining regions: trade-off between novelty and practicability pp. 229-255

Patrick Küpper, Stefan Kundolf, Tobias Mettenberger and Gesine Tuitjer

The role of exogenous and endogenous factors in the growth of regions in Central and Eastern Europe: the metropolitan/non-metropolitan divide in the pre- and post-crisis era pp. 256-278

Maciej Smętkowski

Vicarious habitation – reinterpreting the role of peripheral living in a Nordic context pp. 279-296

Jon P. Knudsen

An alternative policy approach to rural development in regions facing population decline pp. 297-315

Thomas Dax and Michael Fischer

Urban regeneration in Poland’s non-core regions pp. 316-341

Tadeusz Stryjakiewicz, Robert Kudłak, Przemysław Ciesiółka, Bartłomiej Kołsut and Paweł Motek

Are there differences in social capital related to corporate regional engagement in dynamic and less dynamic non-core regions? pp. 342-364

Sandra Bürcher and Heike Mayer

Planning strategies and practices in non-core regions: a critical response pp. 365-375

Nadir Kinossian

Labour mobility in the Euroregion Galicia–Norte de Portugal: constraints faced by cross-border commuters pp. 376-395

Iva Pires and Flávio Nunes

Beyond ‘related variety’: how inflows of skills shape innovativeness in different industries pp. 396-420

Sverre J. Herstad

Emerging challenges of an urban creative economy: reflections on the governance of creative clusters in Taipei City pp. 421-437

Cheng-Yi Lin

Volume 26, issue 1, 2018

Fostering and planning urban regeneration: the governance of cultural districts in Copenhagen pp. 1-19

Christina Lidegaard, Massimiliano Nuccio and Trine Bille

Economic challenges for the EU Water Framework Directive reform and implementation pp. 20-34

Julio Berbel and Alfonso Expósito

Between protocol and reality – Swedish municipal comprehensive planning pp. 35-54

Therese Bjärstig, Camilla Thellbro, Olof Stjernström, Johan Svensson, Camilla Sandström, Per Sandström and Anna Zachrisson

Outdoor lighting design as a tool for tourist development: the case of Valladolid pp. 55-74

Emanuele Giordano

Making waves: the valuation of innovations in San Sebastian’s surf economy pp. 75-93

Luis Carvalho and Willem van Winden

Portuguese West Coast tourism resorts: an unfinished landscape of territorial liabilities pp. 94-114

Célia Sousa Martins and Cristina Soares Cavaco

as a travelling concept: towards a critical discussion of mobile ideas in transnational planning discourses on urban sprawl pp. 115-132

Vera Vicenzotti and Mattias Qviström

Hedonic pricing analysis of the influence of urban green spaces onto residential prices: the case of Leipzig, Germany pp. 133-157

Veronika Liebelt, Stephan Bartke and Nina Schwarz

Are Romanian urban strategies planning for green? pp. 158-173

Mihai-Razvan Niță, Ana-Maria Anghel, Cristina Bănescu, Ana-Maria Munteanu, Sabina-Stella Pesamosca, Mihuț Zețu and Ana-Maria Popa

Cluster-internal and external drivers of cluster renewal: evidence from two German agricultural engineering case studies pp. 174-191

Dominik Santner

New tech spaces for old tech places? Exploring the network of research and technology organizations across North Italian Regions pp. 192-211

Lorenzo Ciapetti and Paolo Perulli