Urban economics and branches of mainstream economics–what we call the 'housing as
opportunity'school of thought–have been arguing that shortages of affordable housing in …

This article reviews a growing literature investigating how “immigrant” diversity relates to
urban economic performance. As distinct from the labor-supply focus of much of the …

Over the past 40 years, globalization has spread development to many parts of the world.
But within countries, development has become more uneven, a phenomenon known as …

This chapter reviews and critiques conventional ideas about the relationship of economics to
geography and the implications for growth and development. While economic development …

Swimming pools are together an exemplificative outcome of urban sprawl and an indicator
of socio-spatial polarizations in metropolitan regions. A comparative analysis of the spatial …

After more than a century of convergence, the economic fortunes of rich and poor regions of
the United States have diverged dramatically over the last 40 years. Roughly a third of the …

Evolutionary approaches in economic geography have contributed substantially to the
growing body of knowledge of regional development processes and their underlying …

Although technological change is widely credited as driving the last 200 years of economic
growth, its role in sha** patterns of inequality remains under-explored. Drawing parallels …

Abstract The San Francisco Bay Area in California is undergoing a technology‐driven wave
of growth arguably more thoroughgoing than the first “dot‐com” bubble, fueling hypertrophic …

This paper used a bootstrapped linear regression model to examine the role of amenities
and economic opportunities in migration patterns in China based on the 2010 census at the …