Multinational firms in the world economy by Navaretti, G, Venables, A

Buzz: Face-to-Face Contact and the Urban Economy. by Storper, M, Venables, A

Multinational Production, Skilled Labour, and Real Wages. by Markusen, J, Venables, A

Relocating the value chain: off-shoring and agglomeration in the global economy. by Baldwin, R, Venables, A

The Seamless World: A Spatial Model of International Specialization. by Krugman, P, Venables, A

Land deals in Africa: pioneers and speculators by Collier, P, Venables, A

Regional Economic Integration. by Baldwin, R, Venables, A

The belt and road initiative: reshaping economic geography in Central Asia?* by Venables, A, Lebrand, M

Agglomeration and Economic Development: Import Substitution vs. Trade Liberalisation. by Puga, D, Venables, A

Timeliness and Agglomeration. by Harrigan, J, Venables, A

Integration, Specialization, and Adjustment. by Krugman, P, Venables, A

Greening Africa? Technologies, endowments and the latecomer effect by Collier, P, Venables, A

Harnessing Windfall Revenues: Optimal policies for resource-rich developing economies. by Ploeg, F, Venables, A

The International Transmission of Knowledge by Multinational Firms: Impacts on Source and Host Country Skilled Labor. by Markusen, J, Venables, A

The persistent consequences of adverse shocks: how the 1970s shaped UK regional inequality by Rice, P, Venables, A

Urban infrastructure for development by Collier, P, Venables, A

Trade Policy Modeling with Imperfectly Competitive Market Structures. by Smith, A, Venables, A

Greening Africa? Technologies, endowments and the latecomer effect. by Collier, P, Venables, A

Integration and the Competitiveness of Peripheral Industry. by Krugman, P, Venables, A

Geographical Disadvantage: A Heckscher-Ohlin-Von Thunen model of International Specialization. by Limao, N, Venables, A