Regional Studies, Regional Science

2014 - 2025

Current editor(s): Alasdair Rae

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Volume 5, issue 1, 2018

A childless urban renaissance? Age-selective patterns of population change in North American and German Metropolitan areas pp. 1-20

Stefan Siedentop, Philipp Zakrzewski and Peter Stroms

Innovation, social capital and regional policy: the case of the Communities First programme in Wales pp. 21-39

Lyndon John Murphy, David Pickernell, Brychan Thomas and Daniel Fuller

The motivations and experiences of community garden participants in Edinburgh, Scotland pp. 40-56

David McVey, Robert Nash and Paul Stansbie

Students’ consumption expenditures in economic impact studies: assumptions revisited in an input–output approach for Scotland pp. 57-77

Kristinn Hermannsson, Peter McGregor and J. Kim Swales

Changing internal migration flows patterns in South Korea pp. 78-80

Guy J. Abel and Nayoung Heo

Projects, participation and planning across boundaries in Göttingen pp. 81-89

Paul Fenton and Fanny Paschek

Visualization of the 2017 #EURegionsWeek on Twitter pp. 90-93

Claudio Nichele

Visualization of firm linkages in the Chicago ICT cluster pp. 94-97

Eoin Byrne, John Hobbs and Justin Doran

China’s special economic zones: an analysis of policy to reduce regional disparities pp. 98-107

Bret Crane, Chad Albrecht, Kristopher McKay Duffin and Conan Albrecht

Structure and significance of knowledge networks in two low-tech clusters in Poland pp. 108-116

Milad Abbasiharofteh and Wojciech Dyba

Visioneering futures: a way to boost regional awareness of the low-carbon future pp. 117-124

Chiara Andreotta

Specialization of and complementarities between (new) knowledge clusters in the Frankfurt/Rhine-Main urban region pp. 125-148

Kati Volgmann and Angelika Münter

Socio-economic characteristics of resilient localities – experiences from Slovenia pp. 149-156

Lucija Lapuh

Entangled in scales: multilevel governance challenges for regional planning strategies pp. 157-163

F. M. van Straalen and P. A. Witte

Regional scholar, policy-maker, academic leader: the work of Brazilian economist Clelio Campolina Diniz pp. 164-178

Ann Markusen

Estimating local daytime population density from census and payroll data pp. 179-182

Geoff Boeing

Open to whom? Open-access publishing and global knowledge networks pp. 183-189

Alasdair Rae and Stephen Hincks

Smart specialization and place leadership: dreaming about shared visions, falling into policy traps? pp. 190-203

Markku Sotarauta

Functional diversity in Keihanshin Metropolitan Area pp. 204-211

Ivan Romic

The EU urban policy in the period 2007–13: lessons from the Spanish experience pp. 212-230

Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado

Understanding of resilience in the context of regional development using composite index approach: the case of European Union NUTS-2 regions pp. 231-254

Michaela Stanickova and Lukáš Melecký

Cohesion Policy and institutional change in Hungary and Estonia pp. 255-262

Bradley Loewen

Ripples and undulations in the perceived supply–demand mismatch surfaces of London’s job market pp. 263-266

Yao Shen and Michael Batty

‘Algorithmic nations’: seeing like a city-regional and techno-political conceptual assemblage pp. 267-289

Igor Calzada

A spatial econometric analysis of residential land prices in Kuwait pp. 290-311

Mohamed M. Mostafa

Regional policy and the role of interregional trade data: policy simulations with a model for Norway pp. 312-331

Ulf Johansen, Rudolf Egging-Bratseth and Olga Ivanova

In the pursuit of economic growth: drivers and inhibitors of place-based partnerships pp. 332-338

Kate Broadhurst

‘Experimental Union’ and Baltic Sea cooperation: the case of the European Union’s Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (EUSBSR) pp. 339-352

Stefan Gänzle

The governance of waste: formal and informal rules in the central region of Mexico pp. 353-360

Nancy Merary Jiménez-Martínez

Internal migration in Brazil using circular visualization pp. 361-364

Emerson Augusto Baptista, Guy J. Abel and Járvis Campos

Visualizing Australia’s urban extent: a comparison between residential housing addresses and night-time light data pp. 365-368

Bin Xie and Yan Liu

Firm evolution and cluster specialization: a social network analysis of resource industry change in two Australian cities pp. 369-387

Glen Searle, Thomas Sigler and Kirsten Martinus

Did EU regional spending affect the Brexit referendum? pp. 388-397

Christopher Huggins

Mapping governance of adaptation to climate change in Switzerland pp. 398-401

Dominik Braunschweiger, Marco Pütz, Frank Heidmann and Mark-Jan Bludau

Onwards and upwards? Migration and social mobility of the UK graduates pp. 402-411

Bozena Wielgoszewska

Volume 4, issue 1, 2017

Editorial for virtual special issue: The emergence of new forms of flexible governance arrangements in and for urban regions: an European perspective pp. 1-6

Eduardo Oliveira

Evaluating metropolitan spatial development: a method for identifying settlement types and depicting growth patterns pp. 7-25

Mehdi Pourpeikari Heris

Smart cities as a mechanism towards a broader understanding of infrastructure interdependencies pp. 26-31

Aksel Ersoy

Analysis of regional electricity demand for Turkey pp. 32-41

Gülsüm Akarsu

The role of open access in a changing academy: reflections on a new publishing paradigm pp. 42-48

Alasdair Rae, Stephen Hincks and Heather Stephens

Firm subsidies in Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia: is there urban bias? pp. 49-56

Frank Crowley

Population decline in Lithuania: who lives in declining regions and who leaves? pp. 57-79

Rūta Ubarevičienė and Maarten van Ham

Assessing the potential and limits of community-based initiatives in urban regeneration: three decades of experience on Sheffield’s Manor estate pp. 80-93

Alistair Bruce and David Clarson

‘I don’t care about the city’: the role of connections in job-related mobility decisions of skilled professionals pp. 94-108

Cornelia Tippel, Jörg Plöger and Anna Becker

Basque Country cluster policy: the road of 25 years pp. 109-116

Anastasiia Konstantynova

Initiating resource partnerships for industrial symbiosis pp. 117-124

Anne P. M. Velenturf

Cluster renewal and the heterogeneity of extra-regional linkages: a study of MNC practices in a subsea petroleum cluster pp. 125-138

Rune Njøs, Lina Orre and Arnt Fløysand

‘Plain vanilla’ banking? The financialization of Spanish regional savings banks pp. 139-145

Paula Portas

Global production networks and regional development: Thai regional development beyond the Bangkok metropolis? pp. 146-153

Craig Wheway and Titiyawadee Punmanee

Human capital and university–business interactions: an example from the wine industry pp. 154-160

Pedro Marques

The impact on welfare and public finances of job loss in industrial Britain pp. 161-180

Christina Beatty and Steve Fothergill

Towards a regional urban agenda: approaches and tools pp. 181-188

Federica Isola, Federica Leone and Cheti Pira

Concurring urbanizations? Understanding the simultaneity of sub- and re-urbanization trends with the help of migration figures in Berlin pp. 189-201

Lin Hierse, Henning Nuissl, Fabian Beran and Felix Czarnetzki

Assessing the spatial impact of policy interventions on real-estate values: an exemplar of the use of the hybrid hedonic/repeat-sales method pp. 202-217

Chris Leishman and Craig Watkins

The multidimensional role of science parks in attracting international knowledge migrants pp. 218-226

Franziska Eckardt

The regional pattern of Australia’s largest overseas-born populations pp. 227-231

Tom Wilson and Elin Charles-Edwards

Demand pull or supply push? Metro-level analysis of start-ups in the United States pp. 232-246

Yasuyuki Motoyama and Emil Malizia

European Groupings of Territorial Cooperation: a means to harden spatially dispersed cooperation? pp. 247-254

Beate Caesar

Metro Detroit: residential location and neighbourhood perceptions pp. 255-262

Derek Roberts

Clustering in Ireland: development cycle considerations pp. 263-283

Sean O’Connor, Eleanor Doyle and Stephen Brosnan