Broad View of Regional Science

Soushi Suzuki, Hokkai-Gakuen UniversityRoberto Patuelli, University of Bologna

• Foreword.- Preface.- Part Ⅰ: New perspectives, modelling and methodology in Regional Science.- Chapter 1: The cost of missed EU integration.- Chapter 2: On the Existence of an Equilibrium in Models of Local Public Good Use by Cities to Attract the Creative Class.- Chapter 3: Canadian Regional Science 2.0.- Chapter 4: Dynamic Sustainability: Back to History to Advocate for Small and Medium Size Towns.- Chapter 5: Peripheral Urban Areas: Perspectives on Sustainable Regeneration.- Chapter 6: Cities and Spatial Data in the New Urban World - A Data-Analytic Exploration.- Part Ⅱ: Society and Culture.- Chapter 7: Group-size bias in the measurement of residential sorting.- Chapter 8: Entrepreneurial Interest of University Students in a Multicultural Society.- Chapter 9: How can small-scale measures of Human Development Index (HDI) be used to study the local potential for sustainable economic growth?.- Chapter 10: Ceteris Paribusand Fixed Effects in Regional and Cultural Economics.- Chapter 11: Horizontal Transmission of Civic Capital and the Emergence of Cooperation: An Agent-Based Modelling Approach.- Part Ⅲ: Tourism and Information.- Chapter 12: Peter Nijkamp on the move: crossing borders between regional science and tourism studies.- Chapter 13: Revisiting Bruges: Investigating the importance of tourist crowding perception in the visitor experience through computational text analysis.- Chapter 14: Exploring User Behavior in Destination Websites: An Application of Web Mining Techniques.- Chapter 15: The Role of Visualisation in Spatial Planning: A GIS-based Approach.- Part Ⅳ: City, Environment and Sustainability.- Chapter 16: Towards the implementation of the circular economic model in metropolitan cities: the case of Naples .- Chapter 17: Large cities as the cradle of sustainable energy innovation.- Chapter 18: Are CO2 emission targets of C40 cities realistic inview of their mayoral powers regarding climate policy?.- Chapter 19: Economic Impact Analysis of Installing Renewable Energy: A Multiregional Input-Output Model for a small region and the rest of the country.- Chapter 20: A performance assessment of Japanese cities by means of Data Envelopment Analysis.