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001a: Urban development in the Netherlands: new perspectives

Peter Nijkmap and Esther Goede

0001: Persistent disparities in regional unemployment: Application of a spatial filtering approach to local labour markets in Germany

Roberto Patuelli, Norbert Schanne, D.A. Griffith and Peter Nijkamp

0001: New technology and regional development

Peter Nijkamp

0001: Kamerleden en bedrijfseconomie: een onderzoek naar de voorstellingen van de Vaste Commissie voor Economische Zaken van de Tweede Kamer bij een zaak van economische politiek

P. van Helsdingen, G. Kuypers and A. Twijnstra

0001: From national to supranational government inter-organizational systems: an extended typology

B. Rukanova, R.T. Wigand and Y.H. Tan

0001: The role of local and newcomer entrepreneurs in rural development: A comparative meta-analytic study

Aliye Gülümser Akgün, T. Baycan Levent, Peter Nijkamp and Jacques Poot

0001: Werknemers en sociaal jaarverslag: een onderzoek bij vijf Nederlandse ondernemingen

A.A. Schreuder-Sunderman, F. Blommaert and A.A. Schreuder-Sunderman

0001: Exploring service development for understanding Schumpeterian innovation in service firms: the deduction of special case criteria

Meindert Flikkema

0001: Vraagrevelatie-methoden voor kollektieve goederen

A.J. Vermaat

0001: Some prerequisites for electronic commerce

S.H. Heng, M. Creemers and T. Verhagen

0001: Telematics networks for health care in peripheral regions: a Greek case study

Peter Nijkamp and Nico Wempe

0001: Modelling public-private-partnerships

Francesca Medda and Eric Pels

0001: New multicriteria methods for physical planning by means of multidimensional scaling techniques: paper to be presented at the IFAC-symposium on water and related land resource systems, Cleveland, Ohio, May 1980

Peter Nijkamp and H. Voogd

0001: A multiple criteria evaluation typology of environmental management problems

R. Janssen and Peter Nijkamp

0001: On the effect of small loss probabilities in input/output transmission delay systems

N.M. van Dijk

0001: Long waves or catastrophes in regional development

Peter Nijkamp

0001: A time-series of total accounts for the Netherlands 1978-1984

O.J.C. Cornielje

0001: Perceived risk and trust associated with purchasing at Electronic Marketplaces

Tibert Verhagen, Selmar Meents and Yao-Hua Tan

0001: Testing backtesting: an evaluation of the Basle guidelines for backtesting internal risk management models of banks

Andre Lucas

0001: SME innovation and the crucial role of the entrepreneur

E. Masurel, K. van Montfort and R. Lentink

0001: Estimation of spatiotemporal models

L. Hordijk and Peter Nijkamp

0001: Austrian thinking on international economics

H. Visser

0001: An adjustment process for nonconvex production economies

Antoon van den Elzen and Hans Kremers

0001: A quarterly econometric model for the price formation of coffee on the world market

E. Vogelvang

0001: Local balance in queueing networks with positive and negative customers

R.J. Boucherie and N.M. van Dijk

0001: Geographical distribution of unemployment: an analysis of provincial differences in Italy

Maria Francesca Cracolici, Miranda Cuffaro and Peter Nijkamp

0001: Testing for co-integration with spot prices of some related agricultural commodities

E. Vogelvang

0001: On multidimensional inequality comparisons

Piet Rietveld

0001: Valutaproblemen in de jaarrekening

J. Klaassen

0001: Financing international environmental agreements

C.M. Tak

0001: Multifunctional agricultural land use in a sustainable world. Design and simulation of an agricultural economy model

Y. Takashashi and Peter Nijkamp

0001: The social consequences of using agent-based systems

Samuel Chong, Michael S.H. Heng Heng and Kencheng Liu

0001: Labour demand and job-to-job movement: macro-consequences as a result from micro-economic behaviour

W.H.J. Hassink and L. Broersma

0001: Geo-ICT in Transportation Science

M.T. Borzacchiello, I. Casas, B. Ciuffo and Peter Nijkamp

0001: Job search and commuting time

Gerard van den Berg and C. Gorter