In the early years of transportation planning and highway infrastructure development in the
United States the focus was on intercity or long-distance travel, a contrast to the metropolitan …

This paper investigates recent trends in the efficiency of the Belgian territorial structure in
terms of commuting, at both the urban and regional scales. The minimum commute distance …

Diverse scholars recognize that urban and rural areas have becomes increasingly blurred in
function and form. Amenity‐rich areas have experienced high levels of population and …

The job‐housing relationship is a well‐documented topic in urban and economic geography
literature, but the disparities in job‐housing relationships across workers' sociodemographic …

Geographical isolation is closely associated with rural population decline and policies for
regional and rural development frequently emphasize better transportation infrastructure …

Measuring quality of life has been identified as fundamental in assessing the relative
progress of societies and as having relevance for both monitoring and policy-making …

Recent years have witnessed the emergence of sharing economy marketplaces, which
enable users to share goods and services in a peer-to-peer fashion. A prominent example in …

This article demonstrates the persistence of rural and peripheral coastal places in spite of
widespread economic change through the lens of gendered mobilities. We focus on Loppa …

Interregional commuting is an important feature of labour supply and regional labour market
adjustment. In this study, we examine the effect of long-distance commuting (LDC) on timing …

This paper explores whether gender-based commuting gaps change in Sweden in times
when policies at various levels seek to promote both spatially extended labour markets and …