activities theory but, maybe reflecting the difficult of available data, specific evidence about the influence of the commuting …), Brazil is one of the most violent country of the world, with homicide rates around 27.1 (homicides per one hundred thousand … violence associated to robbery, for example, the numbers of UNDOC (2012) for 2010 put Brazil, with rates (occurrences per one …

empirically using the interlocking network model of the Globalization and World Cities (GaWC) research network. Two approaches can … be distinguished from a spatial perspective: a global approach that studies the world city network from the perspective … approaches use the same analytical instrument: the interlocking network model of GaWC. Differences exist in the theoretical …

movements on the tourism network, tourists appreciate different types of attractions and need the support of a set of facilities … products that meet the tourists? preferences and facilities that allow the use of the network in an optimal way by the … support the footpath network. Additionally, recognises the necessary modelling process and developed the foundation for the …

cities and particularly the degree of centrality of each of them within the collaborative network, has a differential impact …

entrepreneurship. Our ambition is to apply a multiscientific approach where network theory from both human geography and political …

-publication networks. Embeddedness refers to the network positioning of regions captured in terms of social network analytic (SNA …) centrality measures. The objective is to estimate how region-internal and region-external factors influence network embeddedness … in the distinct network types, in order to identify differences in their driving factors at the regional level. In our …