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Pioneers of Rural Sprawl in the Rocky Mountain West

Weiler, Stephan; Theobald, David - In: The Review of Regional Studies 33 (2003) 3, pp. 264-83

Urban sprawl has been criticized for its disproportionate impact on the environment. Yet urban areas are in fact less …

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Reexamining Rural Decline: How Changing Rural Classifications Affect Perceived Growth

Artz, Georgeanne M.; Orazem, Peter F. - In: The Review of Regional Studies 36 (2006) 2, pp. 163-91

system, rural-urban continuum codes. Choice of code vintage alters conclusions regarding the relative speed of rural and … urban growth and can mislead researchers regarding magnitudes and signs of factors believed to influence growth. …

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Reconsidering the Southern Black Belt

Gibbs, Robert M. - In: The Review of Regional Studies 33 (2003) 3, pp. 254-63

, its large net loss of blacks to urban areas over the course of the twentieth century has effectively ended and more are …

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Spatial Model Specification for Contractual Arrangements between Rural Hospitals and Physicians

Fannin, J. Matthew; Barnes, James N. - In: The Review of Regional Studies 39 (2009) 2, pp. 189-211

of spatially defined covariates, rural/urban subset models, and geographically weighted regression (GWR) models. Results …

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What Sorts of Agglomerations Really Matter to Productivity?: A Regional Analysis of Europe's Manufacturing Sector

Bracalente, Bruno; Perugini, Cristiano; Pompei, Fabrizio - In: The Review of Regional Studies 38 (2008) 2, pp. 145-72

here between homogeneous and urban heterogeneous external economies. Hypotheses of the existence and co-existence of the … beneficial effects of urban heterogeneous agglomeration. They also reveal the complexity and sector-specificity of the effects of …

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China's Regional Disparity in Demographic Transition: A Spatial Analysis

Wang, Jiamin - In: The Review of Regional Studies 38 (2008) 3, pp. 289-317

than in urban equivalents. …

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Do Migrating Seniors Affect Business Establishment and Job Growth? An Empirical Look at Southeastern Nonmetropolitan Counties, 2000-2004

Lambert, D. M.; Clark, C. D.; Wilcox, M. D.; Park, W. M. - In: The Review of Regional Studies 37 (2007) 2, pp. 251-78

the region, suggesting alternative policy implications for urban and nonurban communities. …

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