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Review of Urban and Regional Development Studies is a peer-reviewed journal published by Wiley, covering Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth, Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis, Housing Market and Economics.

PublisherWiley
Reference styleAuthor–year (Chicago)
Author–year — (Smith, 2023) in the text
Smith, Ada, Ben Jones, and Cara Lee. 2023. "A Representative Article Title." Review of Urban and Regional Development Studies 12 (3): 45–58.

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Publishes research inFiscal Policy and Economic Growth Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis Housing Market and Economics Global trade and economics Economic Growth and Productivity
ISSN0917-0553
h-index32
i10-index149
Total citations4,941
Top institutions publishing hereUniversity of Tsukuba
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Papers published in Review of Urban and Regional Development Studies per year

21
2008
13
2009
11
2010
12
2011
10
2012
17
2013
15
2014
17
2015
21
2016
12
2017
16
2018
16
2019

Citation impact of Review of Urban and Regional Development Studies by publication year

183
2008
288
2009
134
2010
79
2011
66
2012
84
2013
112
2014
171
2015
181
2016
70
2017
69
2018
60
2019

Citations each year’s papers have accumulated so far — the most recent years are still building up.

Most-cited papers in Review of Urban and Regional Development Studies

REGIONAL CONVERGENCE AND THE ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE OF PERIPHERAL AREAS IN TURKEY

Ferhan Gezici, Geoffrey J. D. Hewings · 1 Jul 2004

The objective of this paper is to examine regional convergence and core‐periphery relations in Turkey. The main question explores the degree to which there has been a transformation of interregional disparities in terms of “convergence” and performance of peripheral regions in Turkey by considering GDP per capita over the 1980‐97 period. As a result of…

DECENTRALIZATION REFORM AND LOCAL‐GOVERNMENT PROLIFERATION IN INDONESIA: TOWARDS A FRAGMENTATION OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Tommy Firman · 1 Jul 2009

The local‐government proliferation practice, as an implementation of Indonesia's decentralization reform, has resulted in a fragmentation of regional development, in which many local government consider themselves of their own ‘kingdom of authority’. This attitude could in turn inhibit local and regional development. The phenomenon of Indonesia's local‐government proliferation is unique, as not many countries in…

Effeciency Changes at Major Container Ports in Japan: A Window Application of Data Envelopment Analysis

Hidekazu Itoh · 1 Jul 2002

Container ports in Japan are not experiencing rapid cargo handling growth. Recently, however, a reorganization of port use is taking place due to a variety of factors like growing container ship size, diversified Asian shipping routes, increasing import cargo and the Great Hanshin earthquake in Kobe in 1995. This paper analyzes the operational efficiency of…

TRANSITION OF THE HOUSING SECTOR IN THE EAST CENTRAL EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

József Hegedüs, Iván Tosics, Stephen K. Mayo · 1 Jul 1996

The fall of socialism in 1989–1990 led to the end of the East European housing model, which was based on the limitation of property rights, extensive central planning and politically determined allocation of subsidies. This paper aims to present a clear picture of the current housing situation through a reliable information system. The major observation…

The Two‐Mode Problem: Second‐Best Pricing and Capacity

Richard Arnott, An Yan · 1 Nov 2000

Suppose that there are two congestible modes of travel from A to B — road and rail for concreteness — which are imperfect substitutes in demand. Road congestion from A to B is underpriced; this is an unalterable distortion. Compared to the first best, should the transportation planner choose a wider or narrower road, raise…

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