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Polynuclearity as a Spatial Measure of Urban Sprawl: Testing the Percentiles Approach
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Economic convergence and polarisation: towards a multi-dimensional approach
Published 2015-10-01“…The current increase of regional inequalities in Europe, and in particular in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) has led to the reconsideration and revival of the concepts of "polarisation" and "convergence" in academic fields like regional economics, economic geography and spatial planning as well. In contrast to the classical view on these concepts determined by functionalism and topology, the new theoretical and empirical perspectives are emphasising a multidimensional perspective. …”
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Audit Committee Chair’s Geographic Distance and Earnings Quality
Published 2023-01-01“…The research on accounting and financial issues from the perspective of economic geography is refined to the field of audit committee, which enriches the research literature on factors influencing the functions of ACCs. …”
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The amenity mix of urban neighborhoods
Published 2020“…Our findings extend generative and parametric urban design approaches to the amenity mix of neighborhoods, by leveraging the idea of relatedness from the economic geography literature, to evaluate and optimize a neighborhood's amenity mix.…”
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The Economics of Maps
Published 2021“…Economists across many fields, including urban economics, public finance, political economy, and economic geography, have long employed maps, yet have largely abstracted away from exploring the economic determinants and consequences of maps as a subject of independent study. …”
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The Geographic Concentration of Enterprise in Developing Countries
Published 2012“…A nation's economic geography can have an enormous impact on its development. …”
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Why Manufacturing IndustryPersisted To Cluster Spatially
Published 2003“…Moreover, most of the findings support the NTT (New Trade Theory) and NEG (New Economic Geography). Our findings suggest that manufacturing firms in Java seek to locate in more populous and densely populated areas to enjoy both localization economies and urbanization economies, as shown by the significance of scale economies and income per capita. …”
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Adakah Perubahan Konsentrasi Spasial Industri Manufaktur di Indonesia, 1976-2001?
Published 2004“…Our findings challenge the general consensus in the new economic geography that trade liberalization encourages dispersing manufacturing activity Key words: geographic concentration, Theil's entropy, structural shift, trade liberalization…”
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The financial geography of resilience: a case-study of Goldman Sachs
Published 2022“…This article combines an in-depth case study of Goldman Sachs with a theoretical contribution at the nexus of financial geography and evolutionary economic geography. We contend that spatial arbitrage and regulatory capture are fundamental to the organizational resilience of financial firms. …”
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Racialized preferences in context: The geography of white opposition to welfare
Published 2018“…I present a novel application of the racial threat hypothesis—conceptualizing both prejudice and place as multidimensional—to argue that the racial geography of an area amplifies the effect of traditional racial stereotypes on welfare preferences, whereas economic geography amplifies the effect of symbolically racist attitudes. …”
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Financial sophistication, salience, and the scale of deliberation in UK retirement planning
Published 2009“…Our findings have important implications for the scope and significance of the relational turn in economic geography.…”
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Affording mobility: attending to the socio-material affordances of transport un/affordability
Published 2023“…The affordability of transport is a long-standing concern of both transport and economic geography. However, despite the growing influence of relational and heterodox economic thinking in a range of geographic sub-disciplines, the cost of transport is still largely conceptualised in universalising, binary, and purely quantitative terms, as either affordable or unaffordable. …”
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Financial Sophistication, Salience, and the Scale of Deliberation in UK Retirement Planning.
Published 2009“…Our findings have important implications for the scope and significance of the relational turn in economic geography. …”
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Human Nature, the Environment, and Behaviour: Explaining the scope and geographical scale of financial decision-making.
Published 2010“…Most importantly, it is argued that economic geography should take more seriously the nature and scope of behaviour recognising its attributes including related social and cultural aspirations. …”
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Human Nature, the Environment, and Behaviour: Explaining the scope and geographical scale of financial decision-making.
Published 2009“…Most importantly, it is argued that economic geography should take more seriously the nature and scope of behaviour recognising its attributes including related social and cultural aspirations. …”
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Geographical Realignment of the Hungarian Voting Behaviour Between 2014 and 2022
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Enhancing GeoHealth: A step-by-step procedure for spatiotemporal disease mapping
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Fiscal stimulation of human capital and resultant economic growth in South Africa
Published 2009-03-01“…This technique is often applied to studies of economic geography, and is illustrated in this article through its application to the estimation of future employment potential of manufacturing industries of South Africa’s Southern District Municipality. …”
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Evolution in Approach to Colour in Tall Buildings’ Architecture on the Isle of Dogs, London, UK
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