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Regional Studies, Regional Science
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ISSN 2168-1376 · Taylor & Francis Group · 508 artikel di indeks
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Beyond the mobility imperative? Work values and peripheral young adults’ spatial aspirations
This study examines how work value congruence shapes young adults’ spatial aspirations across different regional contexts amid the prevailing mobility imperative. Through comparative analysis of seven focus groups with 45 undergraduate students of International Business from three regional…
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A Net-Zero Vulnerability Index for Great Britain
National net-zero policies have varied regional impacts on patterns of investment and employment. In this paper, we introduce a Net-Zero Vulnerability Index for regions and Local Authority Districts (LADs) in England, Scotland and Wales. To do so, we draw on theories and methods from complexity…
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The entrepreneurial region? Evolving regional government roles in bioeconomy governance
The downscaling of environmental responsibilities poses new challenges for regional governments, necessitating an evolution in their roles to manage environmental policy alongside traditional local development duties. This paper draws on the concept of the entrepreneurial state and on the idea of…
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Shaken up or still studying? Student performance after the Central Italy earthquake
Natural hazards and disasters have diverse impacts on populations worldwide in different ways, including significant effects on students and educational systems. While the effects of COVID-19 on students have been extensively explored, less attention has been given to the impacts of disasters at…
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Mapping strategic and net-zero emission technologies in Italy
The European Union is pursuing a re-industrialisation strategy aimed at enhancing economic resilience and accelerating digital and green transitions. Accordingly, the Strategic Technologies for Europe Platform (STEP) and Net-Zero Industry Act (NZIA) initiatives are poised to reshape the European…
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Resilience configurations as a core element of innovation policies
There is a persistent gap in understanding how innovation policy contributes to building societal resilience. This article addresses this gap by introducing the concept of resilience configurations, which captures how research and innovation (R&I) policies interact with governance quality…
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Integration patterns of renewable energy firms through global and local city networks: a comparative analysis on China and the US
Against the backdrop of accelerating global production network restructuring and the rapid ascent of the renewable energy sector, understanding how firms embedded in differing institutional environments integrate across local and global scales is crucial for interpreting the spatial logic of the…
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Measuring the extensive margin of a hidden market: evidence from Spain
This article introduces a longitudinal, venue-level dataset documenting the spatial and temporal evolution of a specific segment of an informal market in Spain between 2011 and 2023. Using publicly available Google data, we construct a panel of establishments classified within nightlife and adult…
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Spectral clustering of Berlin’s housing spatial network to capture locational effects on pricing
This study develops a hedonic pricing model to improve the estimation of locational effects by leveraging clustering algorithms. Specifically, we examine and compare the predictive accuracy of four models: a baseline specification without locational effects, a standard model with traditional…
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Mapping the spatial disparities and network structures of the global value chain: a value flow perspective
As a major manifestation of economic globalisation, the global value chain (GVC) increasingly exhibits a complex network structure, yet its connectivity remains underexplored. Using the Asian Development Bank’s multi-regional input-output table, this study visualises cross-border value flows…
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Commercial gentrification and the marginalisation of prostitution in Indonesian metropolitan areas
Prostitution is a spatial phenomenon. It is typically concentrated in marginalised parts of a city due to commercial gentrification, which can alter an area’s social, cultural and physical characteristics. The evidence of a relationship between gentrification and prostitution is limited and largely…
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Creating engagement in planned ecosystems: a case study on innovation districts
Innovation is an intrinsically social human endeavour. It relies on the interplay between people and ideas, populations and problems, advancing solutions through the intersection of individual and collective agency. The places where innovation happens are characterised by the colocation and…
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Landlord responsiveness to eviction filing fees: evidence from northern New England
US landlords file millions of evictions per year. Eviction is associated with numerous negative outcomes including economic hardship, residential instability, disrupted educational attainment among children, and physical and mental health issues. Despite the number of evictions and eviction’s…
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Regional economic complexity of advanced manufacturing in Australia
This regional graphic exhibits the spatial distribution of advanced manufacturing in Australian sub-state regions. For the visual presentation of the geography of the sector, we calculated regional economic complexity which is higher in regions in greater state capital city areas, illustrating a…
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Trendy or troublesome? TikTok queues and house prices: a difference-in-differences analysis of Fabel Friet in Amsterdam
Long queues at viral TikTok (food) shops have become a growing urban phenomenon, yet their effects on housing markets remain underexplored. This paper examines the case of Fabel Friet, a fries shop in Amsterdam that experienced a sharp rise in demand following viral TikTok videos. The resulting…
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How regions make missions work: regioning mechanisms in Zhongguancun's innovation trajectory
This study examines how national mission-oriented innovation policies are translated into territorially embedded strategies through regioning processes. Using Zhongguancun Science Park – China's first state-sanctioned science park – as a longitudinal case study, the research traces four development…
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Regional implications of EU IPARD programme in the Republic of Croatia
The Republic of Croatia benefited from the IPA Rural Development Programme (IPARD) until its accession to the EU on 1 July 2013. Funds from the IPARD programme supported 691 projects in Croatian counties by the end of 2016. Measure 301 of the IPARD programme aimed at improving and developing rural…
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Local self-governance in Fifth Schedule Areas of India: analytical framework using the Fuzzy Delphi Method
Fifth Schedule Areas (FSAs) in India are regions designated to protect the cultural identity, rights and welfare of Scheduled Tribes, constituting 8.6% of the population. These areas are governed through the Panchayats (Extension to the Scheduled Areas) (PESA) Act 1996, which empowers tribal…
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The regional inequality of Mexican productive articulation: a spatial input-output perspective
This study measures the regional inequality embedded in Mexico's interregional productive articulation by combining the hypothetical extraction method with the spatial Gini decomposition, applied to Mexico's 2018 multi-state input-output matrix. Productive articulation is concentrated in the…
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Market fundamentals and local factors in the housing supply markets
Similar to other markets, the housing market has a supply side. As previous studies focused on the demand side of the market, this study departs from this known literature by examining the local and broader influences of the housing supply markets across metropolitan cities. Theoretically anchored…