Advances in Spatial Theory and Dynamics
Published in March 1989
Book
Hardback
330 pages
978-0-444-87357-6 (ISBN)
Description
The papers in this volume originate from two meetings held at different times but which share a joint focus on slow adjustment processes governing the change of urban and internodal network infrastructure. The first meeting was organised by IIASA's Regional Issues Project and the second by CERUM (Centre for Regional Science at Umea University) in collaboration with the Departments of Economics and Geography at the same university. During the preparation of this volume the contributions from the first meeting have been elaborated and revised and can now be regarded as mature papers embracing the frontiers of spatial and economic dynamics. The two meetings are also closely connected by the continuing collaborative efforts between researchers in an international network.
The papers in this volume originate from two meetings held at different times but which share a joint focus on slow adjustment processes governing the change of urban and internodal network infrastructure. The first meeting was organised by IIASA's Regional Issues Project and the second by CERUM (Centre for Regional Science at Umea University) in collaboration with the Departments of Economics and Geography at the same university. During the preparation of this volume the contributions from the first meeting have been elaborated and revised and can now be regarded as mature papers embracing the frontiers of spatial and economic dynamics. The two meetings are also closely connected by the continuing collaborative efforts between researchers in an international network.
The papers in this volume originate from two meetings held at different times but which share a joint focus on slow adjustment processes governing the change of urban and internodal network infrastructure. The first meeting was organised by IIASA's Regional Issues Project and the second by CERUM (Centre for Regional Science at Umea University) in collaboration with the Departments of Economics and Geography at the same university. During the preparation of this volume the contributions from the first meeting have been elaborated and revised and can now be regarded as mature papers embracing the frontiers of spatial and economic dynamics. The two meetings are also closely connected by the continuing collaborative efforts between researchers in an international network.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Oxford
United Kingdom
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Elsevier Science & Technology
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
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Illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 240 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-444-87357-6 (9780444873576)
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Content
Progress in Spatial Theory and Dynamics: A Prefatory Review (D.F. Batten, P. Nijkamp) Competition, Specialization and Technological Change . The Dynamics of Oliogpolistic Location: Present Status and Future Research Directions (R.E. Kuenne). Dynamics of Product Substitution (D.F. Batten, B. Johansson). Quality and Process Improvements in Dynamic Production Processes (J.-P. Aubin). Faciliting Technical Change: The Role of Women (L. Chatterjee). An Oil-Exporting Region versus an Industrialised Region (J.M. Hartwick, M. Spencer). Direct Equilibria of Economies and their Perfect Homogeneity Limits (B. Dejon, B. Guldner, G. Wenzel). Rivalrous Consonance: A Theory of Mature Oligopolistic Behaviour in a General Equilibrium Framework (R.E. Kuenne). Spatial Interaction . On Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Capital and Labor (T. Puu). Finite Spectral Analysis of Multiregional Time Series (T. Smith). Spatial Interaction Models and their Micro-Foundation (G. Haag). Modelling Nonlinear Processes in Time and Space (W. Barentsen, P. Nijkamp). Urban and Regional Infrastructure. Dynamics of County Growth (E.S. Mills, G. Carlino). Some Theoretical Aspects of Spatial Equilibria with Public Goods (A.E. Andersson, K. Kobayashi). A General Dynamic Spatial Price Equilibrium Model with Gains and Losses (A. Nagurney). Infrastructure and Economic Transformation (T.R. Lakshmanan). On the Dynamics of Regulated Markets (J.M. Quigley, P. Varaiya). Dynamic Energy Complex Analysis for Metropolitan Regions (H.-H. Rogner). Taste Changes and Conservation Laws in the Housing Market (K. Kobayashi, W. Zhang, K. Yoshikawa). List of Contributors. Index.