This chapter reviews the New Economic Geography (NEG) models that explain the uneven
distribution of economic activity across space employing endogenous agglomeration …

Abstract Central Place and Central Flow Theory are geographic explanations as to why and
how settlements or cities develop in size. Central Place Theory postulates that cities self …

Many biological systems have aspects of symmetry. Symmetry is formalized using group
theory. This theory applies not just to the geometry of symmetric systems, but to their …

The uneven geographical distribution of economic activities is a huge worldwide challenge.
For the European Union (EU) regions, this is shown by the deep differences within and …

Central Place and Central Flow Theory are geographic principles explaining why and how
cities develop across large regional spaces. Central Place Theory postulates that cities self …

The rate of urbanization in developing countries, defined as the speed with which a
population shifts from rural to urban areas, is among the highest in the world. The …

The rate of urbanization in developing countries, defined as the speed with which a
population shifts from rural to urban areas, is among the highest in the world. The …

At the beginning of Part II, several fundamental issues are presented and major findings of
Part II are previewed. The equilibrium equation of variants of core–periphery models and the …

抄録 都市の人口集積特性は, 核周辺モデルを用いて, 2 都市や競技場経済を中心として研究されて
おり, 集積分散パターンが分岐により変化することが明らかにされている. 本研究では …

抄録 ネットワーク上を移動する個人単位の軌跡の観測技術が進展し, 観測の進化を受け止める
モデルの開発も進んでいる. 本稿では, これに伴い詳細なデータの取得が可能となった都市空間での …