Regional Studies, Regional Science

2018 - 2024

Current editor(s): Alasdair Rae

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Volume 8, issue 1, 2021

Rural climate resilience through built-environment interventions: modified deliberation with analysis as a tool to address barriers to adaptive capacity pp. 1-24

Joel L. Arnold, Elena Cangelosi, Wayne R. Beyea, Amal Shaaban and Suk-Kyung Kim

New geography in old territories: a multivariate approach based on Portuguese regions pp. 25-50

Conceição Rego, Isabel Joaquina Ramos, Maria Raquel Lucas, Maria da Saudade Baltazar and Andreia Dionísio

Visualizing the impact of COVID-19 on PM2.5 concentrations in China pp. 51-53

Zhipeng Tang, Ziao Mei, Guangjun Sui and Jialing Zou

Regional state innovation in peripheral regions: enabling Lapland’s green policies pp. 54-64

Diana Morales and Laura Sariego-Kluge

Housing charges to fund bulk infrastructure: innovative or traditional? pp. 65-84

Graham Squires, Arshad Javed and Hai Trinh

Widespread swabs testing and the fight against the Covid-19 outbreak pp. 85-87

Massimiliano Ferraresi, Giuseppe Migali, Leonzio Rizzo and Riccardo Secomandi

Global and non-global city locations: the effect of clusters on the performance of foreign firms pp. 88-108

Sharif Rasel and Paul Kalfadellis

Evaluation of the impact of human capital on innovation activity in Russian regions pp. 109-126

Valentina Teslenko, Roman Melnikov and Damien Bazin

Spatial evolution of the global scientific collaborative network pp. 127-129

Xiaodong Huang, Qinchang Gui, Xionghe Qin and Debin Du

Proximity to coal mines and mortality rates in the Appalachian Region of the United States: a spatial econometric analysis pp. 130-142

Sriparna Ghosh and Richard Cebula

Rebuilding the economy from the Covid crisis: time to rethink regional studies? pp. 143-161

Ron Martin

Understanding the soft power of China’s Belt and Road Initiative through a discourse analysis in Europe pp. 162-177

Julie T. Miao

Visualizing Hong Kong’s mass transit usage under COVID-19 pp. 178-183

Jiangping Zhou, Jiangyue Wu and Reynold Cheng

A direct test of Kuznets in a developing economy: a cross-district analysis of structural transformation and inequality in Indonesia pp. 184-206

Arief Yusuf, Reza Anglingkusumo and Andy Sumner

(Un)Happiness, where are you? Evaluating the relationship between urbanity, life satisfaction and economic development in a regional context pp. 207-227

Mikko Weckroth and Teemu Kemppainen

Territorial disparities in youth labour market chances in Europe pp. 228-238

Ruggero Cefalo and Rosario Scandurra

Surviving start-ups: the importance of entrepreneurial capital pp. 239-258

Evans Korang Adjei

‘Slowing down’ in small and medium-sized towns: Cittaslow in Germany and Italy from a social innovation perspective pp. 259-268

Ariane Sept

Mapping deprivation for each and every small area in England pp. 269-272

Robert Radburn and Roger Beecham

The politics of urban regeneration in Liverpool and Everton FC’s alternate new stadium-project plans pp. 273-290

Elias Georgantas and Nikos Lekakis

Leveraging regional immigration and immigration diversity for financing crowdfunding projects pp. 291-301

Francesca Di Pietro

Visualizing the spatial patterns of public responses towards a pandemic outbreak using Internet search data pp. 302-304

Bo Wang, Xueying Yang and Jixiang Liu

Visualizing the rural population growth in Spain during 2020 triggered by the Covid-19 pandemic pp. 305-307

Mikel Gurrutxaga

Territorial mapping to increase soil carbon storage pp. 308-310

Benjamin Nowak

Receptiveness to innovation during the COVID-19 pandemic: asymmetries in the adoption of digital routines pp. 311-327

Anna A. Mikhaylova, Andrey S. Mikhaylov and Dmitry V. Hvaley

Visualizing the ‘global knowledge economy’ pp. 328-331

M. Sattler, T. Lang, M. Brainoo, J. Moser and B. Hölzel

Where do people want to become entrepreneurs? Mapping entrepreneurship potential across Great Britain pp. 332-335

Lars Mewes and Tobias Ebert

Mapping regional impacts of agricultural expansion on terrestrial carbon storage pp. 336-340

Victoria Janes-Bassett, Richard Bassett, Dmitry Yumashev, Gordon Blair and Jess Davies

Visualizing the geographical network of inter-provincial electricity in China pp. 341-343

Li Ma and Die Xu

Empirical methods in business location research pp. 344-361

Craig Carpenter, Anders Van Sandt and Scott Loveridge

GIS for location planning of banks’ physical networks pp. 362-365

Daniil Maximenko and Mikhail Maximenko

A regional exploration of retail visits during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 366-370

Patrick Ballantyne, Alex Singleton and Les Dolega

An open data-driven approach for travel demand synthesis: an application to São Paulo pp. 371-386

Aurore Sallard, Miloš Balać and Sebastian Hörl

The emergence of new industries at the regional level: alignment of organizational and regional industrial culture pp. 387-401

Emelie Langemyr Eriksen and Arne Isaksen

Regional and international inter-organizational STI and DUI collaborations as carriers for eco-innovation pp. 402-419

Faraimo J. Vai

The framework of the Päijät-Häme Sport, Experiences, and Well-being Road Map 2030 pp. 420-424

Ilkka Väänänen, Kirsi Kiiskinen and Kati Peltonen

Regional Studies, Regional Science 2021 Awards pp. 425-425

The Editors

Sustainability transitions in the Global South: a multi-level perspective on urban service delivery pp. 426-433

Lucy Oates

Rural regional planning in the Venezuelan Guayana: an approach to inform decision-making in peripheral areas pp. 434-446

Ricardo Avella

Following the paper trail: the UK scientific and technological knowledge space and its reliance on international knowledge spillovers pp. 447-459

Dieter Kogler and Keungoui Kim

Volume 7, issue 1, 2020

Development frames in peripheralized areas of Romania pp. 1-9

Alexandru Brad and Aura Moldovan

Regionalizing the infrastructure turn: a research agenda pp. 10-26

Jean-Paul D. Addie, Michael R. Glass and Jen Nelles

Operationalizing the knowledge space: theory, methods and insights for Smart Specialisation pp. 27-34

Adam Whittle

Institutional entrepreneurs and socio-institutional changes in Medellín, Colombia pp. 35-51

Arnault Morisson and Eva Panetti

Slippery space and sticky places: evidence from the Indian IT industry pp. 52-74

Pradeep Kanta Ray, Vinish Kathuria and Vikas Kumar

When rural boroughs turn into inner peripheries: a link between their socioeconomic characteristics and distance to large cities pp. 75-91

Krzysztof Kluza

Identifying industry clusters: a critical analysis of the most commonly used methods pp. 92-100

Marlen Komorowski

Regional shrinkage and planning policy change in Europe: the case of Asturias pp. 101-107

IJsbrand Heeringa

Defending the past by challenging the future: spatial and institutional path dependencies in the Naples port-city region pp. 108-117

Paolo De Martino

Understanding migration motives and its impact on household welfare: evidence from rural–urban migration in Indonesia pp. 118-132

Joan Marta, Akhmad Fauzi, Bambang Juanda and Ernan Rustiadi

Incorporating innovation metrics in urban indices: the Sustain-LED Index pp. 133-163

Giuseppe Umberto Cantafio and Sherry Ryan

Mitigating human agency in regional development: the behavioural side of policy processes pp. 164-182

Maximilian Benner

Assessing the regional governance capacities of spatial planning: the case of the canton of Zurich pp. 183-205

Nadine Kiessling and Marco Pütz

The urban gardens in South Tyrol (IT): spatial distribution and some considerations about their role on mitigating the effects of ageing and urbanization pp. 206-209

Valentina Cattivelli

Mapping disciplinary differences of knowledge production and collaboration networks in China pp. 210-213

Wei Chen, Nyuying Wang and Zhigao Liu

Finance, water infrastructure, and the city: comparing impacts of financialization in London and Mumbai pp. 214-231

Fritz-Julius Grafe

A spatial analysis of the Brexit vote in the West Midlands pp. 232-243

David Hearne

The relationship between new universities and new firms: evidence from a quasi-natural experiment in Spain pp. 244-266

Javier García-Estévez and Néstor Duch-Brown

Well-being and unemployment during the Great Recession: an empirical analysis across UK local authority districts pp. 267-287

Kevin Mulligan and Marta Zieba

The influence of the Belt and Road Initiative in Europe pp. 288-291

Franziska Sielker and Elisabeth Kaufmann

Place-based environmental education to promote eco-initiatives: the case of Yokohama, Japan pp. 292-308

Hiroshi Ito and Chisato Igano

Building regional ‘goodwill’: on the financialization of subnational economic governance pp. 309-317

Jacob Salder

Smart specialisation, Industry 4.0 and lagging regions: some directions for policy pp. 318-332

Mariachiara Barzotto, Carlo Corradini, Felicia Fai, Sandrine Labory and Philip R. Tomlinson

Reintegrating informal settlements into the Greater Cairo Region of Egypt through the regional highway network pp. 333-345

Eman Zied Abozied and Alice Vialard

Micro-economic effects of public funds on enterprises in Hungary pp. 346-361

Györgyi Nyikos, Attila Béres and Tamás Laposa

Renewables projects in peripheries: determinants, challenges and perspectives of biogas plants – insights from Central European countries pp. 362-381

Justyna Chodkowska-Miszczuk, Stanislav Martinat, Marián Kulla and Ladislav Novotný

Estimating spatial patterns of commute mode preference in Beijing pp. 382-386

Jiaoe Wang, Jie Huang and Fangye Du

The geography of green technology licensing in China pp. 387-389

Sebastian Losacker

Mapping the spatial patterns of internal migration in Europe pp. 390-393

Francisco Rowe and Nikos Patias

Determinants of fuel prices: dominant firms, local monopolies and ‘captive’ demand pp. 394-411

Luis Hierro, Pedro Atienza-Montero, María Varo-Morales and Antonio José Garzón-Gordón

Barriers to the development of creative clusters in Poland pp. 412-427

Beata Namyślak

COVID-19-related jock tax revenue losses in US states pp. 428-430

Douglas Belleville, Richard Cebula, G. Jason Jolley and Clara Bone

Towards research impact: using place-based policy to develop new research methods for bridging the academic/policy divide pp. 431-444

Fiona McKenzie, Markku Sotarauta, Jiří Blažek, Andrew Beer and Sarah Ayres

Analysing participation from a retrospective approach: the Ecological Land Use Planning Program of the Jalisco Coast (ELUPPJC), Mexico pp. 445-462

María Elena Méndez López, Anna Pujadas Botey and Alicia Castillo

COVID: everything is better when everything is worse? A comparative analysis of testing, death rate and life expectancy across Italian regions pp. 463-475

Gianpiero Torrisi

Does urban shrinkage require urban policy? The case of a post-industrial region in Poland pp. 476-494

Anna Runge, Jerzy Runge, Iwona Kantor-Pietraga and Robert Krzysztofik

Towards more dispersion: the geographical evolution of China's development zones pp. 495-498

Senlin Hu, Gang Zeng, Liang Zhuang and Haimeng Liu

The spatial implications of rural business digitalization: case studies from Wales pp. 499-510

Laura Norris

SME segmentation and regional development agencies’ innovation support measures pp. 511-531

Jakub Kruszelnicki, Mikołaj Gołuński, Piotr Ciochoń, Manuel Noya, Esteban Pelayo and Joanna Z˙yra

The role of open borders and cross-border cooperation in regional growth across Europe pp. 532-549

Kadir Basboga

Governance entrepreneurship in regional economic development: individual agency in Austria pp. 550-567

Stefanie Döringer

Mapping the inequalities of medical resource provision in China pp. 568-570

Haimeng Liu, Chuanglin Fang and Yupeng Fan

Eco-innovations and economic performance of regions: a systematic literature survey pp. 571-588

Anna Krupoderova and Boris A. Portnov

Spatial disparities in SME productivity: evidence from the service sector in England pp. 589-602

Pattanapong Tiwasing, Yoo Ri Kim and Temitope Akinremi