For geographers and economists, urban agglomeration remains an enduring feature of the
industrial landscape and a perennial source of theoretical and empirical interest. Curiously …

The recent interest in clusters or agglomerations of economic activity can draw on a long
analytical tradition in economics and geography. 1 However, although such clusters or …

The term'edge city'describes the rapid growth of urban centres at the edge of established
cities. Widely discussed in the US, very little has been written about European edge cities …

A new debate emerged in the 1990s about regional solutions to urban problems. The
debate has been carried out overwhelmingly within a welfare economics framework that …

We test the null hypothesis that municipalities defined as central cities by the US Bureau of
the Census in 1990 are homogeneous-a hypothesis we reject. Rather, we find that US …

This paper places edge urban formations at the centre of understanding the rescaling of
economic, political and social processes. In the European setting in particular, edge urban …

Differential rates of growth and decentralization are processes that characterized US urban
areas over the past three decades. This paper examines the determinants of growth in cities …

The aim of this paper is to outline a research agenda for the estimation of household wealth
in the USA. The authors argue that, although much progress has been made with the …

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ICH SPOŁECZNOŚĆ THE CRACOW SUBURBS AND THEIR COMMUNITIES Page 4 …

Examining the drivers of metropolitan economic performance, this paper models two
dependent variables: change from 1990 to 2000 in gross metropolitan product and MSA …