Search Results - subject:"Economic Geography"

Borders and population growth : evidence from a century of border regime changes on the Austrian-Czech border

Coufalová, Lucie; Dellinger, Fanny; Huber, Peter; … - 2024

We analyze the impacts of three major unexpected border regime changes that occurred during the course of 20th century on population growth along the Austrian-Czech border. Using historical municipal-level census data reaching back to 1880, we find no effects of the dissolution of the...

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Institutional effects on family business internationalization : a systematic review

Kalhor, Elham - In: ZFW – Advances in Economic Geography 68 (2024) 1, pp. 41-62

knowledge gaps at the nexus of institutional theory, economic geography, internationalization, and family business studies … research exploring the synergy between economic geography and institutional factors in the context of diverse … institutional theory marks a recent shift in understanding family firm internationalization, encompassing institutional and economic …

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European highways and the geographic diffusion of economic activities from agglomerations to less urbanised areas

Ignatov, Augustin - In: Empirica : journal of european economics 51 (2024) 2, pp. 351-377

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An evolutionary approach to regional studies on global value chains

Boschma, Ron - 2024

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Economic geography and the Irish border : a market access approach

Fernihough, Alan - 2024

This paper examines the economic impact of Ireland's partition, assessing market access losses using detailed geospatial data and multimodal transport network analysis. The study reveals that partition significantly reduced market access on both sides of the border, contributing to population...

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Depolarizing innovation : dynamic policy implications for entrepreneurial ecosystems in second-tier European regions

Keim, Jan - In: Junior management science 9 (2024) 1, pp. 1211-1240

Entrepreneurial ecosystem (EE) research has mainly focused on metropolitan regions and neglected second-tier (European) regions. I use a comparative case study approach with a focus on regional public policy to analyze two second-tier European regions: Uppsala and Galway. The results show that...

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