Regional Studies, Regional Science

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Volume 3, issue 1, 2016

Spatial analysis to identify disparities in Philippine public school facilities pp. 1-27

Ligaya Leah Figueroa, Samsung Lim and Jihyun Lee

How far do internal migrants really move? Demonstrating a new method for the estimation of intra-zonal distance pp. 28-47

John Stillwell and Michael Thomas

New roles for urban models: planning for the long term pp. 48-57

Alan Wilson

Skill relatedness and economic restructuring: the case of Bremerhaven pp. 58-66

Alexander Jaax

Two centuries of economic territorial dynamics: the case of France pp. 67-87

Magali Talandier, Valérie Jousseaume and Bernard-Henri Nicot

New approaches in European governance? Perspectives of stakeholders in the Danube macro-region pp. 88-95

Franziska Sielker

Who isn’t online? Mapping the ‘Archipelago of Disconnection’ pp. 96-98

Ralph K. Straumann and Mark Graham

Reinforcing unevenness: post-crisis geography and the spatial selectivity of the state pp. 99-113

Mikael Omstedt

Beyond top-down recipes to connected innovative places pp. 114-120

Rhiannon Pugh

Entrepreneurship and employment growth across European regions pp. 121-128

Justin Doran, Noirin McCarthy and Marie O’Connor

A Framework for city leadership in multilevel governance settings: the comparative contexts of Italy and the UK pp. 129-145

Leslie Budd and Alessandro Sancino

Cluster policy and regional development: scale, scope and renewal pp. 146-169

Rune Njøs and Stig-Erik Jakobsen

Regional variation in social isolation amongst older Australians pp. 170-184

Andrew Beer, Debbie Faulkner, Julia Law, Gill Lewin, Anthea Tinker, Laurie Buys, Rebecca Bentley, Amber Watt, Sue McKechnie and Susan Chessman

Impact of European Territorial Cooperation (ETC) on the promotion and use of solar energy in the Mediterranean pp. 185-192

J. Gomez Prieto

Place-based innovation in Cohesion Policy: meeting and measuring the challenges pp. 193-198

Alys Solly

Mapping the ‘End Austerity Now’ protest day in Central London using a 3D Twitter density grid pp. 199-201

Seungho Yoo

Outside the ivory tower: visualizing university students’ top transit-trip destinations and popular corridors pp. 202-206

Mingshu Wang, Jiangping Zhou, Ying Long and Feng Chen

The role of place branding in local and regional economic development: bridging the gap between policy and practicality pp. 207-228

Evan Cleave, Godwin Arku, Richard Sadler and Jason Gilliland

Transformation of the employment base in Czech rural regions pp. 229-238

Andrea Čapkovičová

Human capital, cultural values and economic performance in European regions pp. 239-257

Mikko Weckroth and Teemu Kemppainen

Inter-organizational power and work relations in a regional ICT cluster pp. 258-263

Kye Parkin

Cars and socio-economics: understanding neighbourhood variations in car characteristics from administrative data pp. 264-285

Guy Lansley

Mechanisms of knowledge flows in bottom-up and top-down cluster initiatives pp. 286-294

Wojciech Dyba

Fiscal decentralization and inequality: the case of Spain pp. 295-302

Yasemin İrepoğlu Carreras

Social proximity and firm performance: the importance of family member ties in workplaces pp. 303-319

Evans Korang Adjei, Rikard H. Eriksson and Urban Lindgren

Spatial clustering of knowledge-based industries in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area pp. 320-328

Juan Eduardo Chica

Moving away from local-based flood risk policy in Austria pp. 329-336

Thomas Thaler

A comparison between two health care delivery systems using a spatial competition model approach pp. 337-354

Kiheiji Nishida and Atsushi Yoshida

Border region studies: the structure of an ‘offbeat’ field of regional studies pp. 355-367

Teemu Makkonen and Allan M. Williams

Challenges and opportunities for more integrated regional food security policy in the Caribbean Community pp. 368-378

Kristen Lowitt, Arlette Saint Ville, Caroline S. M. Keddy, Leroy E. Phillip and Gordon M. Hickey

Metropolitan misery: why do Scots live in ‘bad places to live’? pp. 379-398

Stewart Dunlop, Sara Davies and Kim Swales

The study of slums as social and physical constructs: challenges and emerging research opportunities pp. 399-419

Ron Mahabir, Andrew Crooks, Arie Croitoru and Peggy Agouris

Who makes European Cohesion Policy: a practitioners’ learning perspective pp. 420-427

Fanny Sbaraglia

The Royal Welsh Show: facilitating rural buzz pp. 428-436

Greg Thomas

Science in the city region: establishing Liverpool’s life science ecology pp. 437-444

Dane Anderton

What role for knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) in de-industrialized regions? pp. 445-454

Maja Savic

Alternative Food Networks, agro-biodiversity and landscape protection: lessons from two rural parks pp. 455-462

Salvatore Pinna

Regional income disparities in Canada: exploring the geographical dimensions of an old debate pp. 463-481

Sébastien Breau and Richard Saillant

Between national constraints and the legacies of the past: explaining variations in inter-municipal cooperation in Italian regions pp. 482-490

Mattia Casula

Foreign workers and international partners as channels to international markets in core, intermediate and peripheral regions pp. 491-505

Marte C. W. Solheim

Shaping travels and land use with bus rapid transit: a developed city’s visualisation with smartcard and census data pp. 506-508

Jiangping Zhou, Neil Sipe, Iderlina Mateo-Babiano and Warren Rowe

Regulation, governance and agglomeration: making links in city-region research pp. 509-530

David Beel, Martin Jones and Ian Rees Jones

Central Places of Transit Riders: A Visual Story of Brisbane, Australia pp. 531-533

Ming Wei and Jiangping Zhou

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 2, issue 1, 2015

Putting big data in its place: a Regional Studies and Regional Science perspective pp. 1-5

Alasdair Rae and Alex Singleton

Knowing and governing cities through urban indicators, city benchmarking and real-time dashboards pp. 6-28

Rob Kitchin, Tracey P. Lauriault and Gavin McArdle

A perspective on city dashboards pp. 29-32

Michael Batty

The minority report: social hope in next generation indicators work. Commentary on Rob Kitchin et al.’s ‘Knowing and governing cities through urban indicators, city benchmarking, and real-time dashboards’ pp. 33-38

Meg Holden and Sara Moreno Pires

Flashing lights in the quantified self-city-nation pp. 39-42

Matthew W. Wilson

Urban indicators and dashboards: epistemology, contradictions and power/knowledge pp. 43-45

Rob Kitchin, Tracey P. Lauriault and Gavin McArdle

Changing innovation process models: a chance to break out of path dependency for less developed regions pp. 46-72

Korneliusz Pylak

‘Doing more with less’ or ‘doing less with less’? Assessing EU cohesion policy’s financial instruments for urban development pp. 73-96

Marcin Dąbrowski

Territorial Impact Assessment and Cross-Border Cooperation pp. 97-115

Eduardo Medeiros

Institutional hindrances in cross-border regional innovation systems pp. 116-122

Jos van den Broek and Huub Smulders

(Re-)exploring the link between decentralization and regional disparities in Italy pp. 123-140

Gianpiero Torrisi, Andy Pike, John Tomaney and Vassilis Tselios

Influences on citizens’ policy preferences for shrinking cities: a case study of four Portuguese cities pp. 141-170

Thomas Panagopoulos, Maria Helena Guimarães and Ana Paula Barreira

Learning and innovation in network: online communicative practices of a local enterprise partnership sector group pp. 171-184

Shiyun Ling and Jorge Tiago Martins

Future research on European Union Cohesion Policy: a Master Class during the OPEN DAYS 2014 pp. 185-204

Wolfgang Petzold, Marius Guderjan, Alba Smeriglio, Myrto Tourtouri, Neculai-Cristian Surubaru, Koen Salemink, Piotr Idczak, Christian Kjær Monsson, Hunor Bajtalan, Chiara Garau, Mariana Soultanova, Alessia Usai, Eduardo Medeiros, Tomasz Szulc, Marco Trienes, Annika Jaansoo, Emily Lange, Gökhan Yalcin, Gordon Modro and Jean-Marc Venineaux

Institutional thickness and institutional effectiveness: developing regional indices for policy and practice in Australia pp. 205-228

Andrew Beer and Laurence Lester

Corrigendum pp. 229-229

The Editors

The impact of place on policy outcomes pp. 230-236

Martin Quinn

Death of the high street: identification, prevention, reinvention pp. 237-256

Cathy Hughes and Cath Jackson

Values in place; A value-oriented approach toward sustainable place-shaping pp. 257-274

L.G. Horlings

Creativity reconsidered - so your firm is creative, but how much? A trans-sectoral and continuous approach to creative industries pp. 275-289

Michael Steiner and Franz Prettenthaler

Urban spatial structure: an interaction between employment and built-up volumes pp. 290-308

Angelika Krehl

Mobility patterns in the Gauteng City-Region, South Africa pp. 309-311

Christina Culwick, Graeme Gotz, Samy Katumba, Guy Trangoš and Chris Wray

Predicting the gross domestic product (GDP) of 289 NUTS regions in Europe with subjective indicators for human and social capital pp. 312-331

Mikko Weckroth, Teemu Kemppainen and Jens Fyhn Lykke Sørensen

Regional innovation systems in peripheral regions: insights from western Greece pp. 332-340

Dimitra Komninaki

Constructing regional advantage in branding the cross-border Euroregion Galicia–northern Portugal pp. 341-349

Eduardo Oliveira

Erratum pp. 350-350

The Editors

Benchmarking future city-regions beyond nation-states pp. 351-362

Igor Calzada

City-regions and their role in the Euro-Latin American relations pp. 363-370

Florian Koch

The emerging geography of e-commerce in British retailing pp. 371-391

Graham Clarke, Christopher Thompson and Mark Birkin

Site effects: assessing the fiscal, social and ecological costs of planned developments pp. 392-407

Andrea Dittrich-Wesbuer, Annette Krön and Alexander Mayr

Emerging planning approaches in airport areas: the case of Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG) pp. 408-414

Eirini Kasioumi

Proximity factors influencing academics’ decisions to cooperate with industrial organizations pp. 415-423

Milana A. Korotka

Regional research and technology organization and some challenges in Korea pp. 424-431

Sangwoo Shin

Visualizing Australian internal and international migration flows pp. 432-434

Elin Charles-Edwards, Tom Wilson and Nikola Sander

Whatever happened to local government? A review symposium pp. 435-457

Kevin Ward, Janet Newman, Peter John, Nik Theodore, Julie Macleavy and Allan Cochrane

The spoken postcodes pp. 458-461

Daniel Arribas-Bel

Co-working spaces for promoting entrepreneurship in sparse regions: the case of South Wales pp. 462-469

Anita Fuzi

The persistence of regional disparities in Italy through the lens of the European Union nanotechnology network pp. 470-479

Giuseppe Calignano and Cosimo Alessandro Quarta

Filming industrial Japan: Kitakyushu, rise and decline of the iron town pp. 480-488

Fernando Ortiz-Moya and Nieves Moreno

Delivering smart specialization in peripheral regions: the role of Universities pp. 489-496

Louise Kempton

Regional economic resilience in Ireland: the roles of industrial structure and foreign inward investment pp. 497-517

Proinnsias Breathnach, Chris van Egeraat and Declan Curran

Looking at both sides: how specific characteristics of academic research groups and firms affect the geographical distance of university–industry linkages pp. 518-534

Renato Garcia, Veneziano Araujo, Suelene Mascarini, Emerson Gomes Santos and Ariana Costa

Decomposing regional patenting rates: how the composition factor confounds the rate factor pp. 535-551

Timothy R. Wojan, Kathryn R. Dotzel and Sarah A. Low

Putting sustainable development into practice: hospital food procurement in Wales pp. 552-558

Claire Bloomfield

Regional Studies Association Awards pp. 559-559

The Editors

Editorial Board pp. 560-560

The Editors