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This Handbook provides an overview and assessment of the
state-of-the-art research methods, approaches and applications
central to economic geography. Understanding spatial economic
outcomes and the forces and mechanisms that influence the geography
of economic growth is of utmost importance and demands substantial
theoretical and empirical research in economic geography, spatial
economics and regional science. Such research is critically
dependent upon good and reliable empirical data, and it is here
that this Handbook contributes, providing a broad overview of
up-to-date research methods and approaches. The chapters are
written by distinguished researchers from a variety of scholarly
traditions and with a background in different academic disciplines
including economics, economic human and cultural geography, and
economic history. Researchers and academics in economics and
economic geography will find this a fundamental reference point and
will benefit from the comprehensive assessment of research methods
and approaches in the field. Practitioners and policy-makers will
also find the practical applications to be of utmost value.
Contributors: M. Andersson, G. Arbia, B. Asheim, R. Basile, M.
Birkin, R. Boschma, S. Brakman, J. Broecker, L. Broersma, H-H.
Chang, G. Clarke, M. Clarke, L. Coenen, J. Corcoran, S. Dall'erba,
G. Espa, A.M. Esteves, A. Faggian, M.M. Fischer, K. Frenken, M.
Fritsch, D. Giuliani, K.E. Haynes, G.J.D. Hewings, M. Horvath, G.
Ivanova, N. Kapitsinis, C. Karlsson, H. Khawaldah, M. Kilkenny, J.
Klaesson, S. Koster, J.P. Larsson, J. Lesage, Y. Li, I.
Llamosas-Rosas, P.A. Longley, T. Mitze, J. Moodysson, I. Noback, T.
Norman, J. Oosterhaven, J. Parajuli, M. Partridge, D. Psaltopoulos,
M. Schramm, D. Skuras, A. Stephan, P. Thulin, S. Usai, J. van Dijk,
C. van Marrewijk, F. van Oort, F. Vanclay, A. Varga, H. Westlund
This Handbook provides an overview and assessment of the
state-of-the-art research methods, approaches and applications
central to economic geography. Understanding spatial economic
outcomes and the forces and mechanisms that influence the geography
of economic growth is of utmost importance and demands substantial
theoretical and empirical research in economic geography, spatial
economics and regional science. Such research is critically
dependent upon good and reliable empirical data, and it is here
that this Handbook contributes, providing a broad overview of
up-to-date research methods and approaches. The chapters are
written by distinguished researchers from a variety of scholarly
traditions and with a background in different academic disciplines
including economics, economic human and cultural geography, and
economic history. Researchers and academics in economics and
economic geography will find this a fundamental reference point and
will benefit from the comprehensive assessment of research methods
and approaches in the field. Practitioners and policy-makers will
also find the practical applications to be of utmost value.
Contributors: M. Andersson, G. Arbia, B. Asheim, R. Basile, M.
Birkin, R. Boschma, S. Brakman, J. Broecker, L. Broersma, H-H.
Chang, G. Clarke, M. Clarke, L. Coenen, J. Corcoran, S. Dall'erba,
G. Espa, A.M. Esteves, A. Faggian, M.M. Fischer, K. Frenken, M.
Fritsch, D. Giuliani, K.E. Haynes, G.J.D. Hewings, M. Horvath, G.
Ivanova, N. Kapitsinis, C. Karlsson, H. Khawaldah, M. Kilkenny, J.
Klaesson, S. Koster, J.P. Larsson, J. Lesage, Y. Li, I.
Llamosas-Rosas, P.A. Longley, T. Mitze, J. Moodysson, I. Noback, T.
Norman, J. Oosterhaven, J. Parajuli, M. Partridge, D. Psaltopoulos,
M. Schramm, D. Skuras, A. Stephan, P. Thulin, S. Usai, J. van Dijk,
C. van Marrewijk, F. van Oort, F. Vanclay, A. Varga, H. Westlund
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