Regions and cities face unceasing pressures to adapt in response to processes of
globalization, changes in industrial production, and new patterns of migration and trade. At …

This paper assesses whether both the levels and the degree of change in government
quality influence regional economic performance in the European Union and, in particular …

Territorial development theory and practice have witnessed significant change in recent
times. This change has increasingly put the spatial dimension at the centre of development …

Along with the increasing pace of globalization, recent decades faced a dramatic increase in
international migrant flows as well. Compared to the flows of trade, capital and knowledge …

Economic growth in China in recent decades has largely rested on the dynamism of its
cities. High economic growth has coincided with measures aimed at improving the efficiency …

The spatial concentration of immigrants across and within European countries is highly
heterogeneous, tending to reinforce the internal spatial disparities within EU Member States …

Tiebout sorting describes people moving to communities that most closely match people's
preferences over taxes and public services. This Tiebout equilibrium is disturbed when cities …

This study uses Bureau of Economic Analysis data on state-level productivity levels and
growth rates over the period 1977–2019. We find that states with relatively high productivity …

Though political instability and economic factors are traditionally considered main migration
determinants, this review is an analysis of the relationship between non-economic factors …

This article examines the link between local institutional quality in the home country and
locational choices of international return migrants. We scrutinize the locational choices of …