|
If you are seeing this message, you may be experiencing temporary network problems. Please wait a few minutes and refresh the page. If the problem persists, you may wish to report it to your local Network Manager.
It is also possible that your web browser is not configured or not able to display style sheets. In this case, although the visual presentation will be degraded, the site should continue to be functional. We recommend using the latest version of Microsoft or Mozilla web browser to help minimise these problems.
Wiley InterScience | ||||||||||||||
JOURNALS | ||||||||||||||
  Journal of Regional Science© 2010 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Published on behalf of Journal Home | Journal Information | News Product Information | Editorial Board | For Authors | Advertise | Contact | Online Submission Current IssueVolume 50 Issue 1 (February 2010)IntroductionINTRODUCTION: THE JOURNAL OF REGIONAL SCIENCE AT 50: LOOKING FORWARD TO THE NEXT 50 YEARS (p 1-3) Abstract | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 47K)
 MethodsSTRUCTURAL, EXPERIMENTALIST, AND DESCRIPTIVE APPROACHES TO EMPIRICAL WORK IN REGIONAL ECONOMICS* (p 5-22) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 136K)
MODERN MACROECONOMICS AND REGIONAL ECONOMIC MODELING* (p 23-41) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 140K)
ON SPATIAL DYNAMICS* (p 43-63) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 251K)
NEW DIRECTIONS FOR URBAN ECONOMIC MODELS OF LAND USE CHANGE: INCORPORATING SPATIAL DYNAMICS AND HETEROGENEITY* (p 65-91) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 261K)
MISBEHAVIORAL URBAN ECONOMICS* (p 93-101) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 77K)
ToolsTHE FUTURE OF SPATIAL ECONOMETRICS* (p 103-117) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 131K)
ISSUES IN SPATIAL DATA ANALYSIS (p 119-141) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 281K)
QUANTITATIVE GEOGRAPHY* (p 143-163) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 300K)
"GIS A JOB": WHAT USE GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN SPATIAL ECONOMICS?* (p 165-180) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 120K)
THE DATA AVALANCHE IS HERE. SHOULDN'T WE BE DIGGING? (p 181-201) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 146K)
AgglomerationTHE MAGNITUDE AND CAUSES OF AGGLOMERATION ECONOMIES* (p 203-219) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 121K)
THE COMPLEMENTARITY BETWEEN CITIES AND SKILLS* (p 221-244) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 356K)
ELEMENTS OF SKILL: TRAITS, INTELLIGENCES, EDUCATION, AND AGGLOMERATION* (p 245-280) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 248K)
The GlobalTOWARD A UNIFIED THEORY OF ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY AND URBAN ECONOMICS* (p 281-296) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 522K)
THE EMPIRICS OF NEW ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY* (p 297-311) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 119K)
AGGLOMERATION, TRADE, AND SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT: BRINGING DYNAMICS BACK IN* (p 313-342) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 195K)
The LocalNEIGHBORHOOD EFFECTS: ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND LOOKING BEYOND THEM* (p 343-362) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 151K)
WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD: HOW CAN REGIONAL SCIENCE CONTRIBUTE TO THE STUDY OF NEIGHBORHOODS?* (p 363-379) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 125K)
DRS. MUTH AND MILLS MEET DR. TIEBOUT: INTEGRATING LOCATION-SPECIFIC AMENITIES INTO MULTI-COMMUNITY EQUILIBRIUM MODELS* (p 381-400) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 551K)
MANAGEMENT OF LARGE CITY REGIONS: DESIGNING EFFICIENT METROPOLITAN FISCAL POLICIES* (p 401-421) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 404K)
Bridges to Other FieldsFEEDBACK BETWEEN REAL ESTATE AND URBAN ECONOMICS* (p 423-448) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 1384K)
URBAN/REGIONAL ECONOMICS AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT (p 449-470) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 274K)
REFORMING ROAD USER CHARGES: A RESEARCH CHALLENGE FOR REGIONAL SCIENCE* (p 471-492) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 156K)
EVERYWHERE? THE GEOGRAPHY OF KNOWLEDGE* (p 493-513) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 153K)
CITIES AND DEVELOPMENT (p 515-540) Abstract
|
References | Full Text:
HTML,
PDF (Size: 395K)
|
| |||||||||||||
