Announcement: AAG Publication Award for 2011 1 – 2
Commentaries
Commoditising learning: cultural economy and the growth of for-profit business education service firms in London 10 – 27
Sarah Hall, Lindsay Appleyard
Intraurban location of producer services in Guangzhou, China 28 – 47
Hong Yi, Fiona F Yang, Anthony G O Yeh
Life events and the gap between intention to move and actual mobility 48 – 66
Carola de Groot, Clara H Mulder, Marjolijn Das, Dorien Manting
ICT intensity of use and the geography of firms 67 – 86
Danielle Galliano, Pascale Roux, Nicolas Soulié
Broader or deeper? Exploring the most effective intervention profile for public small business support 87 – 105
Kevin F Mole, Mark Hart, Stephen Roper, David S Saal
Steering through the neighbourhood: towards an advanced liberal risk society? 106 – 125
Martin Letell, Göran Sundqvist, Mark Elam
A copula-based sample selection model of telecommuting choice and frequency 126 – 145
Ipek N Sener, Chandra R Bhat
Impact of income inequality on health: does environment quality matter? 146 – 165
Alassane Drabo
Designer buildings: estimating the economic value of ‘signature’ architecture 166 – 184
Franz Fuerst, Patrick McAllister, Claudia B Murray
The role of Swiss civic corporations in land-use planning 185 – 204
Jean-David Gerber, Stéphane Nahrath, Patrick Csikos, Peter Knoepfel
Neighbourhood Destination Accessibility Index: a GIS tool for measuring infrastructure support for neighbourhood physical activity 205 – 223
Karen Witten, Jamie Pearce, Peter Day
The transformation of transport policy in Great Britain? ‘New Realism’ and New Labour’s decade of displacement activity 224 – 251
Iain Docherty, Jon Shaw
Reviews 252 – 254
Lim on Lane, Probert: National capitalisms, global production networks: fashioning the value chain in the UK, USA and Germany
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Commentaries
Theme issue: The global financial crisis, regime shifts, and urban theory
Guest editor: Kuniko Fujita
Guest editorial
End of a paradigm: the current crisis and the idea of stateless cities 272 – 285
Göran Therborn
Another Washington–New York consensus? Progressives back in contention 286 – 306
Michael Indergaard
Financial crises, Japan’s state regime shift, and Tokyo’s urban policy 307 – 327
Kuniko Fujita
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Strengthening causal inference through qualitative analysis of regression residuals: explaining forest governance in the Indian Himalaya 328 – 346
Arun Agrawal, Ashwini Chhatre
Reconnecting skills for sustainable communities with everyday life 347 – 362
Alex Franklin, Julie Newton, Jennie Middleton, Terry Marsden
Game-theory approach for resident coalitions to allocate green-roof benefits 363 – 377
S W Tsang, C Y Jim
The topology and the emerging urban geographies of the Internet backbone and aviation networks in Europe: a comparative study 378 – 392
Emmanouil Tranos
Biosecurity, trade liberalisation, and the (anti)politics of risk analysis: the Australia – New Zealand apples dispute 393 – 409
Vaughan Higgins, Jacqui Dibden
(Post)suburban development and state entrepreneurialism in Beijing’s outer suburbs 410 – 430
Fulong Wu, Nicholas A Phelps
Migration and climate change: towards an integrated assessment of sensitivity 431 – 450
Richard Black, Dominic Kniveton, Kerstin Schmidt-Verkerk
Explaining and measuring the embrace of Local Agenda 21s by local governments 451 – 469
Jose M Barrutia, Carmen Echebarria
Regional imaginaries of governance agencies: practising the region of South West Britain 470 – 486
David C Harvey, Harriet Hawkins, Nicola J Thomas
Realising the diversity dividend: population diversity and urban economic development 487 – 504
Stephen Syrett, Leandro Sepulveda
Reviews 505 – 507
Zhang on Hsing: The great urban transformation: politics of land and property in China
Lövbrand on Keller: Science in environmental policy: the politics of objective advice
Commentaries
Theme issue: Multiple scales of time – space and lifecourse
Guest editors: Helen Jarvis, Rachel Pain, Colin Pooley
Guest editorial
Spaces, times, and critical moments: a relational time – space analysis of the impacts of AIDS on rural youth in Malawi and Lesotho 525 – 544
Nicola Ansell, Lorraine van Blerk, Flora Hajdu, Elsbeth Robson
Time scarcity: another health inequality? 545 – 559
Lyndall Strazdins, Amy L Griffin, Dorothy H Broom, Cathy Banwell, Rosemary Korda, Jane Dixon, Francesco Paolucci, John Glover
Saving space, sharing time: integrated infrastructures of daily life in cohousing 560 – 577
Helen Jarvis
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The role of the geographical imagination in young people’s political engagement 578 – 593
Yvonne Hung
Poverty and place in Britain, 1968 – 99 594 – 617
Eldin Fahmy, David Gordon, Danny Dorling, Janette Rigby, Ben Wheeler
New York encounters: religion, sexuality, and the city 618 – 633
Johan Andersson, Robert M Vanderbeck, Gill Valentine, Kevin Ward, Joanna Sadgrove
Passing propinquities in the multicultural city: the everyday encounters of bus passengering 634 – 649
Helen F Wilson
Elite knowledges: framing risk and the geographies of credit 650 – 665
Thomas Wainwright
The residential context and the division of household and childcare tasks 666 – 682
Edith de Meester, Aslan Zorlu, Clara H Mulder
Quality of life in urban-classified and rural-classified English local authority areas 683 – 702
Josep M Campanera, Paul Higgins
Fit for purpose? Welfare reform and challenges for health and labour market policy in the UK 703 – 721
Colin Lindsay, Donald Houston
Incorporating jurisdiction issues into regional carbon accounts under production and consumption accounting principles 722 – 741
Karen Turner, Max Munday, Stuart McIntyre, Christa D Jensen
Crime management and urban governance: everyday interconnections in South Africa 742 – 760
Paula Meth
Reviews 761 – 762
Castree on Dorling: Injustice: why social inequality persists
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Commentaries
Theme issue: Globalization, innovation, and regional development in China
Guest editors: Y H Dennis Wei, Yu Zhou
Guest editorial
Domestic firm innovation and networking with foreign firms in China’s ICT industry 786 – 809
Yifei Sun, Debin Du
Structural holes and new dimensions of distance: the spatial configuration of the scientific knowledge network of China’s optical technology sector 810 – 829
Ingo Liefner, Stefan Hennemann
Innovation, globalization, and catch-up of latecomers: cases of Chinese telecom firms 830 – 849
Peilei Fan
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The cost of urban sprawl and its potential redistributive effects: an empirical cost assessment for water services in Lausanne (Switzerland) 850 – 865
Géraldine Pflieger, Florian Ecoffey
Entrepreneurial origin and the configuration of innovation in rural areas: the case of Cumbria, North West England 866 – 884
Christos Kalantaridis, Zografia Bika
Shifts in value chain governance and upgrading in the European periphery of automotive production: evidence from Bursa, Turkey 885 – 903
Güldem Özatagan
The geography of global corporate networks: the poor, the rich, and the happy few countries 904 – 927
Ronald S Wall, Martijn J Burger, G A (Bert) van der Knaap
Plan-led planning systems in development-led practices: an empirical analysis into the (lack of) institutionalisation of planning law 928 – 941
Edwin Buitelaar, Maaike Galle, Niels Sorel
Discourses of energy infrastructure development: a Q-method study of electricity transmission line siting in the UK 942 – 960
Matthew Cotton, Patrick Devine-Wright
Critical success factors in urban brownfield regeneration: an analysis of ‘hardcore’ sites in Manchester and Osaka during the economic recession (2009 – 10) 961 – 980
Timothy Dixon, Noriko Otsuka, Hirokazu Abe
Reviews 981 – 983
Aldrich on Edgington: Reconstructing Kobe: the geography of crisis and opportunity
Brewer on Waldfogel: Britain’s war on poverty
Commentary
Theme issue: Losing our chains: rethinking commodities through disarticulations
Guest editors: Jennifer Bair, Marion Werner
Guest editorial
The place of disarticulations: global commodity production in La Laguna, Mexico 998 – 1015
Jennifer Bair, Marion Werner
Disarticulations and commodity chains: cattle, coca, and capital accumulation along Colombia’s agricultural frontier 1016 – 1034
Phillip A Hough
Rearticulating caste: the global cottonseed commodity chain and the paradox of smallholder capitalism in south India 1035 – 1056
Priti Ramamurthy
Performative regional (dis)integration: transnational markets, mobile commodities, and bordered North – South differences 1057 – 1078
Christian Berndt, Marc Boeckler
Fungi, trees, people, nematodes, beetles, and weather: ecologies of vulnerability and ecologies of negotiation in matsutake commodity exchange 1079 – 1097
Lieba Faier
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Relational and dialectical spaces of knowing: knowledge, practice, and work in economic geography 1098 – 1117
Paul Vallance
Transition towards sustainable cities: opportunities, constraints, and strategies in planning. A neighbourhood ecodesign case study in Barcelona 1118 – 1134
Ramon Farreny, Jordi Oliver-Solà, Marc Montlleó, Enric Escribà, Xavier Gabarrell, Joan Rieradevall
Privatization, marketization, and deprivation: interpreting the homeownership paradox in postreform urban China 1135 – 1153
Guo Chen
Uneven public transportation development in neoliberalizing Chicago, USA 1154 – 1172
Stephanie Farmer
Comparing alternative media in North and South: the cases of IFIWatchnet and Indymedia in Africa 1173 – 1189
Fabian Frenzel, Steffen Böhm, Pennie Quinton, André Spicer, Sian Sullivan, Zoe Young
Cross-border regionalization, the INTERREG III A initiative, and local cooperation at the Finnish – Swedish border 1190 – 1208
Eeva-Kaisa Prokkola
Comparing single and joint preferences: a choice experiment on residential location in three-member households 1209 – 1225
Edoardo Marcucci, Amanda Stathopoulos, Lucia Rotaris, Romeo Danielis
Pathways to sustainability: perspectives and provocations 1226 – 1237
David Demeritt, Andrew Dobson, Tania Murray Li, Melissa Leach, Ian Scoones, Andy Stirling
Erratum. In issue 4 the order of the guest editors was wrongly listed on the contents page. It should have read: Guest editors: Y H Dennis Wei, Yu Zhou.
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Commentary
When local interaction does not suffice: sources of firm innovation in urban Norway 1248 – 1267
Rune Dahl Fitjar, Andrés Rodríguez-Pose
Between rights and responsibilities: insurgent performance in an invisible landscape 1268 – 1286
Alec Brownlow
Tax doesn’t have to be taxing: London’s ‘onshore’ finance industry and the fiscal spaces of a global crisis 1287 – 1304
Thomas Wainwright
The civics of urban nature: enacting hybrid landscapes 1305 – 1322
Andrew Karvonen, Ken Yocom
Tactical voting at the 2010 British general election: rational behaviour in local contexts? 1323 – 1340
Ron Johnston, Charles Pattie
Competitiveness, creativity, and place-based development 1341 – 1362
Robert Huggins, Nick Clifton
Community BIAs as practices of assemblage: contingent politics in the neoliberal city 1363 – 1380
Katharine N Rankin, Jim Delaney
Neighbourhood choice and neighbourhood reproduction 1381 – 1399
Lina Hedman, Maarten van Ham, David Manley
Performing research capability building in New Zealand’s social sciences: capacity – capability insights from exploring the work of BRCSS’s ‘sustainability’ theme, 2004 – 09 1400 – 1420
Erena Le Heron, Richard Le Heron, Nick Lewis
Two wrongs don’t make a right: state and private organic certification in New Zealand dairy 1421 – 1437
Rebecca L Schewe
‘We’re a rich city with poor people’: municipal strategies of new-build gentrification in Rotterdam and Glasgow 1438 – 1454
Brian Doucet, Ronald van Kempen, Jan van Weesep
The geographies of mixed-ethnicity families 1455 – 1476
Darren P Smith, Rosalind Edwards, Chamion Caballero
Winners of the Ashby Prizes 1477 – 1486
Commentary
Theme issue: Geographies of migration, geographies of justice? Feminism, intersectionality and rights
Guest editors: Tanja Bastia, Nicola Piper, Marina Prieto Carrón
Guest editorial
The gendering of political and civic participation among Colombian migrants in London 1499 – 1513
Cathy McIlwaine, Anastasia Bermúdez
Migration as protest? Negotiating gender, class, and ethnicity in urban Bolivia 1514 – 1529
Tanja Bastia
Drawing new boundaries of participation: experiences and strategies of economic citizenship among skilled migrant women in Switzerland 1530 – 1546
Yvonne Riaño
Negotiating intersectionality in highly educated migrant Maghrebi women’s life stories 1547 – 1561
Anitta Kynsilehto
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The spatial dynamics of globalizing venture capital in China 1562 – 1580
Jun Zhang
The politics of climate activism in the UK: a social movement analysis 1581 – 1598
Peter North
Regional innovation systems and knowledge-sourcing activities in traditional industries—evidence from the Vienna food sector 1599 – 1616
Michaela Trippl
Coproducing flood risk knowledge: redistributing expertise in critical ‘participatory modelling’ 1617 – 1633
Catharina Landström, Sarah J Whatmore, Stuart N Lane, Nicholas A Odoni, Neil Ward, Susan Bradley
Understanding housing sprawl: the case of Flanders, Belgium 1634 – 1654
Pascal De Decker
Cities and the unevenness of social movement space: the case of France’s immigrant rights movement 1655 – 1673
Walter Nicholls
An evolutionary perspective on regional port systems: the role of windows of opportunity in shaping seaport competition 1674 – 1692
Wouter Jacobs, Theo Notteboom
States of exemption: the legal and animal geographies of American zoos 1693 – 1706
Irus Braverman
Urban transportation public – private partnerships: drivers of uneven development? 1707 – 1722
Matti Siemiatycki
Spatially varying coefficient models: testing for spatial heteroscedasticity and reweighting estimation of the coefficients 1723 – 1745
Si-Lian Shen, Chang-Lin Mei, Ying-Jian Zhang
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Theme issue: Finance at the crossroads: geographies of the financial crisis and its implications
Guest editor: Dariusz Wójcik
Guest editorial
Spatial patterns of subprime mortgages by local banks, nonlocal banks, and independents in the continental US 1761 – 1778
Howard S Tenenbaum, Nigel M Waters
‘Cognitive closure’ in the Netherlands: mortgage securitization in a hybrid European political economy 1779 – 1795
Manuel B Aalbers, Ewald Engelen, Anna Glasmacher
The financial exception and the reconfiguration of credit risk in US mortgage markets 1796 – 1812
Philip Ashton
Sovereignty in the era of global capitalism: the rise of sovereign wealth funds and the power of finance 1813 – 1832
Ashby H B Monk
Strategic sovereign wealth fund investment and the new alliance capitalism: a network mapping investigation 1833 – 1852
Daniel Haberly
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School locations and vacancies: a constrained logit equilibrium model 1853 – 1874
Francisco J Martínez, Loreto Tamblay, Andrés Weintraub
The effect of sprawl on private-vehicle commuting outcomes 1875 – 1893
Edmund J Zolnik
Why an air pollution achiever lags on climate policy? The case of local policy implementation in Mie, Japan 1894 – 1909
Jose Antonio Puppim de Oliveira
The diversity of gentrification in Houston’s urban renaissance: from cleansing the urban poor to supergentrification 1910 – 1929
Angelo Podagrosi, Igor Vojnovic, Bruce Pigozzi
Travelling as being: understanding mobility amongst Scottish Gypsy Travellers 1930 – 1947
Sergei Shubin
Internal migration and employment: macro flows and micro motives 1948 – 1964
Philip S Morrison, William A V Clark
Evaluation of gridded population models using 2001 Northern Ireland Census data 1965 – 1980
David Martin, Chris Lloyd, Ian Shuttleworth
Public expenditure competition in the transport sector: intermodal and spatial considerations for Greece 1981 – 1998
Theodore Tsekeris
Reviews 1999 – 2000
Grabbatin on Graham: Lawscape: property, environment, and law
Commentary
Theme issue: (New) borders of consumption
Guest editors: Dwijen Rangnekar, John Wilkinson
Guest editorial
From fair trade to responsible soy: social movements and the qualification of agrofood markets 2012 – 2026
John Wilkinson
Bordering diversity and desire: using intellectual property to mark place-based products 2027 – 2042
Rosemary J Coombe, Nicole Aylwin
Remaking place: the social construction of a Geographical Indication for Feni 2043 – 2059
Dwijen Rangnekar
(PRODUCT)REDTM: how celebrities push the boundaries of ‘causumerism’ 2060 – 2075
Stefano Ponte, Lisa Ann Richey
The taste of happiness: free-range chicken 2076 – 2090
Mara Miele
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State dirigisme in megaprojects: governing the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi 2091 – 2108
Martin Müller
Open Access
Reclaiming and recirculating urban natures: integrated organic waste management in Diadema, Brazil 2109 – 2124
Julian S Yates, Jutta Gutberlet
The synergistic influence of light rail stations and zoning on home prices 2125 – 2142
Michael Duncan
Land use, transport, and carbon futures: the impact of spatial form strategies in three UK urban regions 2143 – 2163
Gordon Mitchell, Anthony Hargreaves, Anil Namdeo, Marcial Echenique
Migration and split households: a comparison of sole, couple, and family migrants in Beijing, China 2164 – 2185
C Cindy Fan, Mingjie Sun, Siqi Zheng
The other side of the knowledge economy: ‘reproductive’ employment and affective labours in Oxford 2186 – 2201
Linda McDowell, Jane Dyson
Channels of convergence: investor engagement and interlocked directorates 2202 – 2216
Taylor R Gray
The role of independent fast-food outlets in obesogenic environments: a case study of East London in the UK 2217 – 2236
Susan Bagwell
Quality and regional competitiveness 2237 – 2252
Johan Jansson, Anders Waxell
Reviews 2253 – 2254
Reiss on Engel, McCoy: The subprime virus: reckless credit, regulatory failure, and next steps
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Theme issue: Water matters: agency, flows and frictions
Guest editors: Christopher Bear, Jacob Bull
Guest editorial
Encountering fish, flows, and waterscapes through angling 2267 – 2284
Jacob Bull
Lunar – solar rhythmpatterns: towards the material cultures of tides 2285 – 2303
Owain Jones
Assembling the flood: producing spaces of bad water in the city of Hull 2304 – 2320
Gordon Walker, Rebecca Whittle, Will Medd, Marion Walker
Finding space for flowing water in Japan’s densely populated landscapes 2321 – 2336
Paul Waley, E Ulrika Åberg
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Resilience, fragility, and adaptation: new evidence on the performance of UK high streets during global economic crisis and its policy implications 2337 – 2363
Neil Wrigley, Les Dolega
Power or market? Location determinants of multinational headquarters in China 2364 – 2383
Danny T Wang, Simon X Zhao, Flora F Gu, Wendy Y Chen
Landscapes of economic deprivation and locally distilled liquor (kachasu): an emerging milieu of HIV/AIDS risk in urban Northern Malawi 2384 – 2398
Paul Mkandawire, Isaac Luginaah, Joshua Tobias
Maintaining existing zoning systems using automated zone-design techniques: methods for creating the 2011 Census output geographies for England and Wales 2399 – 2418
Samantha Cockings, Andrew Harfoot, David Martin, Duncan Hornby
Industrial and provident societies and village pubs: exploring community cohesion in rural Britain 2419 – 2434
Ignazio Cabras
Planning by intermediaries: making cities make nature in Amsterdam 2435 – 2451
Kimberley Kinder
How older people relate to the private winter warmth practices of their peers and why we should be interested 2452 – 2467
Russell Hitchings, Rosie Day
The intrafirm context of retail expansion planning 2468 – 2491
Steve Wood, Jonathan Reynolds
Corruption, automobility cultures, and road traffic deaths: the perfect storm in rapidly motorizing countries? 2492 – 2503
Peter Wells, Malcolm J Beynon
Reviews 2504 – 2508
Slocum on Carolan: Embodied food politics
Johnston on Rowbottom: Democracy distorted: wealth, influence and democratic politics
Castree on Farish: The contours of America’s Cold War
Commentary
Forging the neoliberal competitiveness agenda: planning policy and practice in the Dutch and Colombian cut-flower commodity chains 2516 – 2532
Anouk Patel-Campillo
Geography, death, and finitude 2533 – 2553
José Luis Romanillos
Articulated neoliberalism: the specificity of patronage, kleptocracy, and violence in Cambodia’s neoliberalization 2554 – 2570
Simon Springer
High street adaptations: ethnicity, independent retail practices, and Localism in London’s urban margins 2571 – 2588
Suzanne M Hall
Moving related to separation: who moves and to what distance 2589 – 2607
Clara H Mulder, Gunnar Malmberg
Decomposing residential self-selection via a life-course perspective 2608 – 2625
Cynthia Chen, Haiyun Lin
Revenue autonomy and regional growth: an analysis of the 25-year process of fiscal decentralisation in Spain 2626 – 2648
Ramiro Gil-Serrate, Julio López-Laborda, Jesús Mur
Thinking habits for uncertain subjects: movement, stillness, susceptibility 2649 – 2665
David Bissell
Adoption patterns of occupational pensions in Germany 2666 – 2687
Csaba Burger
Rationales for public participation in environmental policy and governance: practitioners’ perspectives 2688 – 2704
Anna Wesselink, Jouni Paavola, Oliver Fritsch, Ortwin Renn
Blue-collar creativity: reframing custom-car culture in the imperilled industrial city 2705 – 2722
Andrew Warren, Chris Gibson
Network-based functional regions 2723 – 2741
Carson J Q Farmer, A Stewart Fotheringham
A longitudinal analysis of moving desires, expectations and actual moving behaviour 2742 – 2760
Rory Coulter, Maarten van Ham, Peteke Feijten
Is the grass greener on the other side of the fence? Graduate mobility and job satisfaction in Italy 2761 – 2777
Simona Iammarino, Elisabetta Marinelli
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Symposium
Theme issue: The space – times of decision making
Guest editors: Derek P McCormack, Tim Schwanen
Guest editorial
Governing irrationality, or a more than rational government? Reflections on the rescientisation of decision making in British public policy 2819 – 2837
Mark Whitehead, Rhys Jones, Jessica Pykett
Researching air-conditioning addiction and ways of puncturing practice: professional office workers and the decision to go outside 2838 – 2856
Russell Hitchings
“I’m on autopilot, I just follow the route”: exploring the habits, routines, and decision-making practices of everyday urban mobilities 2857 – 2877
Jennie Middleton
Event and anticipation: UK Civil Contingencies and the space – times of decision 2878 – 2899
Peter Adey, Ben Anderson
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The productive role of ‘quality of place’: a case study of fashion designers in Toronto 2900 – 2917
Deborah Leslie, Shauna Brail
Cultural and economic complementarities of spatial agglomeration in the British television broadcasting industry: some explorations 2918 – 2933
Gary A S Cook, Naresh R Pandit, Jonathan V Beaverstock
Toward a new countermovement: a framework for interpreting the contradictory interventions of migrant civil society organizations in urban labor markets 2934 – 2952
Nina Martin
Does cultural policy matter in public-art production? The Netherlands and Flanders compared, 1945 – present 2953 – 2970
Martin Zebracki
Accounting for China’s import growth: a structural decomposition for 1997 – 2005 2971 – 2991
Jiansuo Pei, Erik Dietzenbacher, Jan Oosterhaven, Cuihong Yang
A simulation-based study of geographically weighted regression as a method for investigating spatially varying relationships 2992 – 3010
Antonio Páez, Steven Farber, David Wheeler
Sustainable lifestyles: sites, practices, and policy 3011 – 3029
Stewart Barr, Gareth Shaw, Tim Coles
Referees 2011 3030 – 3036
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