Geography: new spatial scales for intervention
Patterns and scales of spatial heterogeneity
... some new regu- larities (“scaling laws”) of ecological ...and scales of spatial heter- ogeneity; – Species-area curves and body size; – Co-occurrence of congeners as scale- dependent phenomenon; – ...
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Informing dugong conservation at several spatial and temporal scales in New Caledonia
... in New Caledonia use diverse environments, from large and deep lagoons to areas where the lagoon is too narrow and shallow, requiring the use of outer lagoon areas to commute between ...large spatial ...
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Spatial implications of international trade under the new economic geography approach
... determinants of income level like technology, resource endowments, other features of physical geography and institutional variables. Their main results are that market access is statistically significant to ...
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Economic Geography and Spatial Statistics: Theory and Empirics of New Zealand Regions
... The paper does not provide proof of any hypothesis but provides some cautionary tales and suggests interesting directions for future analysis. This paper is intended to be part of a wider project on economic ...
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Spatial implications of international trade under the new economic geography approach
... determinants of income level like technology, resource endowments, other features of physical geography and institutional variables. Their main results are that market access is statistically significant to ...
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A New Mass Incarceration: Community Corrections, Carceral Geography, and Spatial Power
... with limited economic diversity, high levels of state-con- trol, and porous protections from external, racial, and classed forces. These neighborhoods, in Wacquant’s the- ory, have come to mirror prisons. He (2001:108) ...
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Adding Geography to the New Economic Geography
... tractability, new economic geography (NEG) models treat geography in a very simple way: attention is either confined to a simple 2-region or to an equidistant multi-region ...realistic ...
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The Empirical Relevance of the New Economic Geography: Testing for a Spatial Wage Structure in Germany
... the new trade model and the new economic geography model, are proxied by the relative concentration of expenditures (=market size) and a variable measuring economies of ...the new economic ...
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Geography And Spatial Analysis In Diachronic Linguistics
... with spatial patterns associated with language contact, language spread and ...and spatial analysis tools, combined with innovations in quantitative approaches to diachronic linguistics, has introduced a ...
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Geography of REDD+ at Multiple Scales: Country Participation and Project Location.
... a spatial targeting strategy for REDD+ projects that takes into account heterogeneity in forest carbon, opportunity cost of land and the risk of deforestation (Wendland et ...
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Spatial Dynamics of Chinese Manufacturing Industries: Comparative Advantage versus New Economic Geography
... industrial spatial agglomeration degree shall be the main diffusive force; as for the Beverage Production, the estimation value both for the market potential coefficient and the wage coefficient is significantly ...
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INFRASTRUCTURE for the New Geography
... this new literacy be achieved? Beyond sup- porting basic curriculum in educational institutions, many players in the world of business can lend a ...implicit spatial patterns explicit in a vari- ety of ...
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Geography 651 Spatial Statistics Fall 2014
... This method of taking classes is undoubtedly new to some of you, so we have a few tools to make life easier for you. Email Both TA and instructor will always be available by email. Use the email link in the ...
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The Monetary Policy, Credit Constraint and Spatial Distribution of Economic Activity: A Contribution of New Economic Geography
... of spatial concentration in the financial market in developed and metropolitan areas (Palmberg, 2012) faced firms in less developed areas with critical performance challenges as informational disadvantages ...
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Landscape degradation at different spatial scales caused by aridification
... The question arises as to whether the notion of landscape degradation is applicable to this local and managed example. Even without landscape analysis, it is evident that the natural state of the lake would be dried out, ...
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The use of digital tools for spatial analysis in population geography
... Jordi Marti-Henneberg*, Xavier Franch-Auladell and Jorge Solanas-Jiménez University of Lleida, Lleida, Spain Digital tools, and in particular GIS, have enormously increased the possibilities for anal- ysis in historical ...
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Spatial Clustering Of NGOs: An Evolutionary Economic Geography Approach
... end new economic geography applies a classic market-oriented demand and supply framework, albeit with other assumptions regarding competition and returns to ...
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The Empirics of New Economic Geography
... the spatial distribution of population density exhibits substantial persistence over this long historical time period, despite large-scale changes in the nature of production and the economic ...of spatial ...
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The impact of spatial scales and spatial smoothing on the outcome of Bayesian spatial model
... for Spatial Information, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia ∗ E-mail: ...geographical scales on the outcome of spatial models for different spatial ...of spatial scales and ...
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Legal geography: becoming spatial detectives
... the spatial, the social and the legal are braided together to produce ...for spatial detectives – is to identify each of the braids, to tease them apart and to attempt to identify what work law and ...
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