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Most read articles of 2024
Regional Studies
Regional varieties of ‘left-behindness’ in the EU15 by Sanne Velthuis et al. (Open Access)
An evolutionary approach to regional studies on global value chains by Ron Boschma. (Open Access)
China’s digital and green (twin) transition: insights from national and regional innovation policies by Chris Brueck et al. (Open Access)
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Spatial Economic Analysis
Raising the bar in spatial economic analysis: two laws of spatial economic modelling by J. Paul Elhorst. (Open Access)
Spatial macroeconomics by Steven Bond-Smith et al. (Free Access)
Spatial spillover effects in the labour market in a middle-income country by Leonardo-Fabio Morales et al. (Open Access)
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Territory Politics Governance
Collaborative governance arrangements: what makes nature-based solutions endure? by Luca Battist et al. (Open Access)
Places that matter and places that don’t: territorial revenge and counter-revenge in Poland by Czesław Adamiak et al. (Open Access)
Volumetric, embodied and geologic geopolitics of the seabed: offshore tin mining in Indonesia by Merdeka Agus Saputra & Katherine G. Sammler. (Open Access)
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Regional Studies, Regional Science
Untangling regional development traps through narratives by Max Roessler. (Open Access)
Political leaders as agents in regional development by Giuseppe Calignano & Trond Nilsen. (Open Access)
What makes neighbourhood-level commercial centres attractive for neighbourhood residents? by Archiman Biswas & Subrata Chattopadhyay. (Open Access)
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Area Development and Policy
China’s interdependent positioning in the semiconductor global value chain by Seamus Grimes & Debin Du. (Open Access)
FDI and industrial development in a mega-city region: a modelling study on the Pearl River Delta by Yuyuan Wen et al. (Open Access)
A tale of no cities? The neglect of cities in South Africa’s post-apartheid national economic policies by Glen Robbins. (Open Access)
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Finance and Space
Quo vadis neoliberalism in an age of resurgent state capitalism? by Ilias Alami et al. (Open Access)
The global urban elite: the sources of wealth and residential networks of the super-rich in 10 cities by Rowland Atkinson et al. (Open Access)
Finance in the age of geoeconomics: intersections of finance, production, and digital technology by David Bassens et al. (Free Access)
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