Titlebook: Regional Science; Retrospect and Prosp David E. Boyce,Peter Nijkamp,Daniel Shefer Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1991 Raumor

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Endogenous Spatial Externalities in Residential Location Theoryrole of spatial externalities.1 The essence of the city has been described as ‘a(chǎn) complex system of spatial interdependence between its constituent elements: households, businesses, industries, and public institutions’ (Papageorgiou, 1982). Neoclassical residential location theory has, from its begin

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Technical Change and Regional Development: Some Further Developments with the Sequential Interindustflows for technical diffusion within the dynamics of interindustry production. Greater understanding and policy guidance are suggested through integrated modeling of these processes. Schumpeter’s view of technical change as an evolutionary process leading to economic development was examined in Nels

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The Evolution of Regional Economies: Sectoral Restructuring and Regional Development Over the Long Tnd the decline of others, the diffusion of new technologies and organizational forms, and the changing spatial distribution of the population are all, for example, very much related to the dynamics of long term change. Despite its relevance for most contemporary concerns in our field, however, the s

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