Regional Studies has developed an international reputation for the publication of original research and reviews on urban and regional development. The journal is of special interest to economists, geographers, sociologists, planners and policy-makers for its cross-disciplinary approach to topics such as industrial, retail and office location, labour markets, housing, migration, recreation, transport, communications and the evaluation of public policy. Regional Studies aims to be truly international in appeal. Regional Studies is indexed in Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals; British Humanities Index; CAB Abstracts; CREJ Contents of Recent Economics Journals; Contents Pages in Management; Current Contents; Social & Behavioural Sciences; Economic Literature Index; Geographical Abstracts Human Geography; International Bibliography of Book Reviews; International Labor Documentation; Journal of Economic Literature; Journal of Planning Literature; LLBA (Linguistic and Language Behaviour Abstracts; PAIS; Periodica Islamica; Policy & Politics; Population Index; Research Alert; Sage Urban Studies Abstracts; Social Policy; Planning and Development Abstracts; Social Science Citation Index; Social SCI-SEARCH; Sociological Abstracts; Survey of Regional Literature; World Agricultural Economics & Rural Sociology Abstracts; World Banking Abstracts and Yearly Index of Economic Articles.Regional Studies
Journal of the Regional Studies Association
EDITOR
Professor Michael Dunford, Sussex European Institute, University of Sussex, UK
DEPUTY EDITOR
Dr Adrian Smith, Sussex European Institute, University of Sussex, UK
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Dr Barry Reilly, Sussex European Institute, University of Sussex, UK
Dr Diane Perrons, Department of Geography and Environment, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT
Ms Rebecca Bull, Sussex European Institute, University of Sussex, UK
ASSOCIATE EDITOR (USA)
Professor Richard L. Florida, H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, USA
POLICY REVIEW EDITOR
Professor John Mawson, Aston Business School, Aston University, Birmingham, UK
DEBATES AND REVIEWS EDITOR
Professor Michael W. Danson, Department of Economics, University of Paisley, UK
INTERNATIONAL EDITORIAL BOARD
The journal is the official journal of the Regional Studies Association.
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Subscriptions
Volume 33, 1999, 9 issues. ISSN 0034-3404.
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