Regional Studies, Regional Science

2014 - 2025

Current editor(s): Alasdair Rae

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Volume 1, issue 1, 2014

Open access and Regional Studies, Regional Science pp. 1-4

Alasdair Rae and Alex Singleton

Mobilizing leadership in cities and regions pp. 5-20

Andrew Beer and Terry Clower

Place-based leadership: reflections on scale, agency and theory pp. 21-24

Sarah Ayres

Don’t lose sight of context: a commentary on mobilizing cities and regions pp. 25-27

John Gibney

Reflections on ‘Mobilizing leadership in cities and regions’ pp. 28-31

Markku Sotarauta

Changing home-to-work travel in England and Wales pp. 32-39

Basak Demires Ozkul

Identifying functional urban regions within traffic flow pp. 40-42

Ed Manley

Pôles métropolitains: the French approach towards inter-city networking pp. 43-50

Sophie Deraëve

Does regional science need an experimentalist buzz? pp. 51-59

Timo Mitze

Plant closures and taskforce responses: an analysis of the impact of and policy response to MG Rover in Birmingham pp. 60-78

David Bailey, Gill Bentley, Alex de Ruyter and Stephen Hall

Racial integration in the Gauteng City-Region (GCR), South Africa pp. 79-81

Christopher Wray

Localized food systems – what role does place play? pp. 82-87

Kirstie O’Neill

The economic geography of active commuting: regional insights from Wellington, New Zealand pp. 88-95

Laura McKim

Structural adjustment and the automotive industry: insights for regional policy and programmes pp. 96-101

Andrew Beer

Total state in-migration rates and public policy in the United States: a comparative analysis of the Great Recession and the pre- and post-Great Recession years pp. 102-115

Richard J. Cebula, Usha Nair-Reichert and Christopher K. Coombs

Housing market analysis using a hierarchical–spatial approach: the case of Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil pp. 116-137

Marina Moreira de Aguiar, Rodrigo Simões and André Braz Golgher

Tourism, creativity and talent: breaking Algarve’s tourism lock-in pp. 138-144

Ana Rita Cruz

The Strathclyde Technology and Innovation Centre (TIC) in Scotland’s innovation system pp. 145-151

Stephen Miller

‘Old wine in new bottles’? Smart Specialisation in Wales pp. 152-157

Rhiannon Elisabeth Pugh

Neighbourhood change among creative–cultural districts in mid-sized US metropolitan areas, 2000–10 pp. 158-183

Bradley Bereitschaft

Inter-municipal cooperation: from cooperation through rules to cooperation through networks – empirical evidence from Puglia pp. 184-206

Marilena Labianca

Cost-efficiency of Japanese local governments: effects of decentralization and regional integration pp. 207-220

Akihiro Otsuka, Mika Goto and Toshiyuki Sueyoshi

Understanding the poor economic performance of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, India: a macro-perspective pp. 221-239

Golam Rasul and Eklabya Sharma

An innovative technique for modelling impacts of coastal storm damage pp. 240-247

Maxwell Douglas Hartt

Knowledge bases, innovativeness and competitiveness in creative industries: the case of Hamburg’s video game developers pp. 248-268

Oliver Plum and Robert Hassink

The discursive construction of regional development policy of the North Bačka region, Serbia pp. 269-275

Jelisaveta Mihajlović

‘Turning the tables’: regions shaping university performance pp. 276-285

Mabel Sánchez-Barrioluengo

Smart paths for advanced management of cultural heritage pp. 286-293

Chiara Garau

State-led path creation in China’s rustbelt: the case of Fuxin pp. 294-300

Xiaohui Hu

Beyond the border: exploring cross-scalar socio-spatial dynamics of conflict, resistance and encounter at the Ceuta–Morocco borderscapes pp. 301-309

Alice Buoli

Exploring the spatial variation in quality-adjusted rental prices and identifying hot spots in Berlin’s residential property market pp. 310-328

Philipp an de Meulen and Timo Mitze

Creative industries during economic recession: the case of Riga pp. 329-335

Ieva Rozentale

Mapping changes in the affordability of London with open-source software and open data: 1997–2012 pp. 336-338

Jonathan Reades

Attracting international research professionals: evidence from Tuscany pp. 339-346

Kateřina Stančová

Domestic energy use in England and Wales: a 3D density grid approach pp. 347-349

Duncan Alexander Smith