Regional Studies

1996 - 2024

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Volume 33, issue 9, 1999

Regional Income Estimates for Ireland, 1995 pp. 805-814

Eoin O'Leary

Paul Krugman's Geographical Economics, Industrial Clustering and the British Motor Sport Industry pp. 815-827

Steven Pinch and Nick Henry

The North-South Divide in the UK Defence Sector pp. 829-841

Paul Bishop and Nick Wiseman

Regional Economic Performance and Sunk Costs pp. 843-855

Konstantinos Melachroinos and Nigel Spence

The Regional Distribution of Foreign Direct Investment in China pp. 857-867

Yingqi Wei, Xiaming Liu, David Parker and Kirit Vaidya

Fuzzy Concepts, Scanty Evidence, Policy Distance: The Case for Rigour and Policy Relevance in Critical Regional Studies pp. 869-884

Ann Markusen

Strategy 2010: Planning Economic Development in Northern Ireland pp. 885-890

John Bradley and Douglas Hamilton

An Economic and Spatial Policy Agenda for the Scottish Parliament pp. 891-895

John McCarthy Shaw and David Newlands

The Intersection of the Learning Region and Local and Regional Economic Development: Analysing the Role of Higher Education pp. 896-902

Julie Keane Shaw and Janelle Allison

Volume 33, issue 8, 2000

Economic Geography and Contemporary Rural Dynamics: An Empirical Test on Some French Regions pp. 697-711

Bertrand Schmitt

Do Minimum Wage Hikes Raise US Long Term Unemployment? Evidence Using State Minimum Wage Rates pp. 713-726

Mark Partridge and Jamie Partridge

Modelling the Regional Impact of Continental Economic Integration: Lessons from the European Union for NAFTA pp. 727-738

Jean Paelinck and Mario Polese

Can a Development Agency Foster Co-operation Among Local Firms? The Case of the Welsh Development Agency's Supplier Association Programme pp. 739-750

Hiro Izushi

An Eclectic Methodology for Assessment of the Regional Economic Effects of the Femern Belt Link Between Scandinavia and Germany pp. 751-768

Chris Jensen-Butler and Bjarne Madsen

Regional Winners and Losers From Recent Trends in Utility Rationalization pp. 769-778

Peter Gripaios Shaw and Max Munday

Central Government Support to SMEs Compared to Business Link, Business Connect and Business Shop and the Prospects for the Small Business Service pp. 779-787

P. J. A. Robson Shaw and Robert Bennett

Merseyside and Objective 1 Status, 1994-1999: Implications for the Next Programming Period pp. 788-792

Philip Boland

Constructing the European Spatial Development Perspective: Consensus Without a Competence pp. 793-797

Richard Williams

Volume 33, issue 7, 1999

Borders, Border Regions and Territoriality: Contradictory Meanings, Changing Significance pp. 593-604

James Anderson and Liam O'Dowd

European and North American Contexts for Cross-border Regionalism pp. 605-617

James Wesley Scott

Why Interdiction? Immigration Control at the United States-Mexico Border pp. 619-630

Josiah McC. Heyman

Regional Integration or Fragmentation? The German-Polish Border Region in a New Europe pp. 631-641

Stefan Kratke

Cross-border Co-operation, Institutionalization and Political Space Across the English Channel pp. 643-655

Andrew Church and Peter Reid

Building Governance Institutions Across European Borders pp. 657-667

Markus Perkmann

Boundaries as Social Practice and Discourse: The Finnish-Russian Border pp. 669-680

Anssi Paasi

Contested Borders: Globalization and Ethnonational Conflict in Ireland pp. 681-696

James Anderson and Liam O'Dowd

Volume 33, issue 6, 1999

Hidden Male Unemployment in Northern Ireland pp. 499-511

David Armstrong

Subsidiary Development in German and Japanese Manufacturing Subsidiaries in the British Isles pp. 513-528

Neil Hood and James Taggart

Innovative Linkages and Proximity: Empirical Results from Recent Surveys of Small and Medium Sized Firms in German Regions pp. 529-540

Rolf Sternberg

Are Urban Agglomerations a Better Breeding Place for Product Innovation? An Analysis of New Product Announcements pp. 541-549

Erik Brouwer, Hana Budil-Nadvornikova and Alfred Kleinknecht

Regional Definitions in the European Union: A Question of Disparities? pp. 551-558

Antonia Casellas and Catherine Galley

Urban regeneration in Scotland: An agenda for the Scottish Parliament pp. 559-566

John Mccarthy

The politics of factory closures and task forces in the north east region of England pp. 567-575

Andy Pike

Targeted small firms policies: The case of affirmative action in the US pp. 576-580

Sandra MacDonald and Irene Hardill

Some recent trends in Australian regional economic development policy pp. 581-586

Matthew Tonts

Volume 33, issue 5, 1999

Plant Closure and the Local Economy: The Case of Swan Hunter on Tyneside pp. 401-411

John Tomaney, Andy Pike and James Cornford

Plant Closures by Multi-locational Firms: A Comparative Perspective pp. 413-424

H. D. Watts and J. D. Kirkham

Business Segmentation and Location Revisited: Innovation and the Terra Incognita of Large Firms pp. 425-442

Roger Hayter, Jerry Patchell and Kevin Rees

Kaldor's Laws and Spatial Dependence: Evidence for the European Regions pp. 443-451

Jordi Pons-Novell and Elisabet Viladecans-Marsal

Insights into unemployment and non-employment in Europe using alternative measures pp. 453-464

A. E. Green

Further reflections on hidden unemployment: An examination of the off-flows from the claimant count in the North West of England pp. 465-476

John Sutherland

Continuity and change: A review of english regeneration policy in the 1990s pp. 477-482

Stephen Hall and Brendan Nevin

Where are the socially excluded? Continuing debates in the identification of poor neighbourhoods pp. 483-486

Peter Lee

The impacts of partnership on urban governance: Conclusions from recent European research pp. 487-491

Peter Newman and Gilles Verpraet

Volume 33, issue 4, 1999

Collective Learning and Knowledge Development in the Evolution of Regional Clusters of High Technology SMEs in Europe pp. 295-303

David Keeble and Frank Wilkinson

Collective Learning, Tacit Knowledge and Regional Innovative Capacity pp. 305-317

Clive Lawson and Edward Lorenz

Collective Learning Processes, Networking and 'Institutional Thickness' in the Cambridge Region pp. 319-332

David Keeble, Clive Lawson, Barry Moore and Frank Wilkinson

Networks, Collective Learning and Technology Development in Innovative High Technology Regions: The Case of Sophia-Antipolis pp. 333-342

Christian Longhi

Reactive and Proactive Local Territory: Co-operation and Community in Grenoble pp. 343-352

Michel De Bernardy

Spatial Transfer of Knowledge in High Technology Milieux: Learning Versus Collective Learning Processes pp. 353-365

Roberta Capello

Munich as Germany's No. 1 High Technology Region: Empirical Evidence, Theoretical Explanations and the Role of Small Firm/Large Firm Relationships pp. 367-377

Rolf Sternberg and Christine Tamasy

Technology-based SMEs in the Go ¨teborg Region: Their Origin and Interaction with Universities and Large Firms pp. 379-389

Åsa Lindholm Dahlstrand

Clusters of High Technology SMEs: The Dutch Case pp. 391-400

Egbert Wever and Erik Stam

Volume 33, issue 3, 1999

Developing a Methodology for Benefit Transfers Using Geographical Information Systems: Modelling Demand for Woodland Recreation pp. 191-205

Ian Bateman, Andrew Lovett and Julii Brainard

Relative Economic Performance in Finland: Regional Convergence, 1934-1993 pp. 207-217

Aki Kangasharju

Spatial Variations in New Manufacturing Plant Openings: Some Empirical Evidence from Greece pp. 219-229

Georgios Fotopoulos and Nigel Spence

The Small and Medium Sized Exporters' Problems: An Empirical Analysis of Canadian Manufacturers pp. 231-245

Sharmistha Bagchi-Sen

Politics, Institutions and Regional Restructuring Processes: From Managed Growth to Planned Fragmentation in the Reconversion of Belgium's Last Coal Mining Region pp. 247-258

Guy Baeten, Erik Swyngedouw and Louis Albrechts

Cohesion And Diversity In The European Union: Irreconcilable Forces? pp. 259-268

Brian Graham Shaw and Mark Hart

Local Business Representation: Can We Afford TECs And Chambers? pp. 269-273

Andrew Coulson

Sustainable Commuting: A Contradiction In Terms? pp. 274-280

Chris Banister Shaw and Nick Gallent

The Distributional Effects Of Fuel Duties: The Impact On Rural Households In Scotland pp. 281-288

Deborah Roberts Shaw, John Farrington Shaw, David Gray Shaw and Suzanne Martin

Volume 33, issue 2, 1999

The Internal Heterogeneity of Industrial Districts in Italy, Brazil and Mexico pp. 97-108

Roberta Rabellotti and Hubert Schmitz

Internationalization and Specialization in the European Automotive Components Sector: Implications for the Hollowing-out Thesis pp. 109-119

David Sadler

Contract Service Firms in Local Authorities: Evolving Geographies of Activity pp. 121-130

Suzanne Reimer

Strategic Approaches to Local Regeneration: The Single Regeneration Budget Challenge Fund pp. 131-141

Geoff Fordham, Jo Hutchinson and Paul Foley

US Regional Income Convergence: A Spatial Econometric Perspective pp. 143-156

Sergio Rey and Brett Montouri

Volume 33, issue 1, 1999

Accessibility and Economic Development in Europe pp. 1-15

Roger Vickerman, Klaus Spiekermann and Michael Wegener

Are Aggregate Consumption Relationships Similar Across the European Union? pp. 17-26

Alan Carruth, Heather Gibson and Euclid Tsakalotos

Quality of Life Indices for Analysing Convergence in the European Union pp. 27-35

D. Giannias, Panagiotis Liargovas and G. Manolas

Competitive Industry Clusters and Inward TNC Investments: The Case of Sweden pp. 37-49

Inge Ivarsson

The Single European Market and SMEs: A Comparison of its Effects in the Food and Clothing Sectors in the UK and Portugal pp. 51-62

David Smallbone Shaw, Andrew Cumbers Shaw, Stephen Syrett Shaw and Roger Leigh

Debates and Reviews pp. 63-72

M. W. Danson

Policy review section pp. 73-89

J. Mawson