Evolutionary economic geography theory stresses the importance of time and history to
explain the evolution of regional economies. Yet, consistent empirical treatment of …

The article presents updated estimates of GDP per capita, productivity, and employment for
Italy's regions, at the NUTS II level and at current borders, for the whole economy and its …

To what extent did growth during the Industrial Revolution depend on coal? We answer the
question using a panel of European city sizes between 1300 and 1900. Prior to 1750, there …

We examine the importance of geographical proximity to coal as a factor underpinning
comparative European economic development during the Industrial Revolution. Our …

The work aims to study, using GIS techniques and network analysis, the development of the
road network in Spain during the period between the War of Succession and the introduction …

This study focuses on industrial location in Italy during the period 1871–1911, when
manufacturing moved from artisanal to factory-based production processes. There is general …

The particular development of the Italian regional disparities and North–South inequality is
correlated with the structural change which came about during the process of …

This paper deals with industrialization in Italy between 1871 and 2001, and is based on data
on the labour force per province (NUTS 3) from population censuses. Particular attention is …

区域产业动态是经济地理学的经典研究主题. 不同尺度的传统经济地理研究常以企业,
产业和区域为研究对象, 忽略了不同个体之间的关联. **年来, 经济地理学增加了关于企业关联的 …

Using district population in Spain between 1860 and 1991, recorded approximately every
decade, this article examines whether initial population affects subsequent population …