Dieter F. Kogler a,, Emil Evenhuis b,, Elisa Giuliani c,, Ron Martin d, Elvira Uyarra e, and
Ron Boschma f aSpatial Dynamics Lab, School of Architecture, Planning and Environmental …

Although evolutionary economic geography has been popular in economic geography, it
has also been criticized for, among others, a weak geographical conceptualization, which …

According to some economic geographers, modern economic geography has been
increasingly fragmented over the last twenty years, concerning both its themes and its …

Planetary boundaries set the limits within which human societies can operate and thrive.
Given that planetary boundaries are severely being exceeded at the moment due to …

As water scarcity escalates globally, there is a growing focus on assessing its economic
impact, both locally and through trade networks, defined as water scarcity risk (WSR). Given …

What is the agenda and scope of evolutionary economic geography (EEG)? In particular,
what is the role that the disciplines of geography and economics can, or should, play in such …

The influential position of multinational corporations in the global economy of the twenty-first
century is a particularly controversial and timely subject. This paper aims to improve our …

This paper constructs a conceptual framework of plant closures embedded in evolutionary
economic geography and geographic political economy. The evolution of institutional …

Particularly within recent years, the rising number of city actors worldwide declaring climate
emergencies and pledging commitments to carbon neutrality has sparked a spatial turn in …

This paper examines Germany's distinctive path toward the knowledge economy,
emphasizing the role of regional innovation dynamics and governance, with a focus on …