Table of Contents

Globalization and Regional Economic Modeling: Analytical and Methodological Challenges.- Globalization and Regional Economic Modeling: Analytical and Methodological Challenges.- Advances in the Analysis of the Effects of Globalization on Regional Economies.- Technology, Information and the Geography of Global and Regional Trade.- Transport, Globalization and the Changing Concept of the Region.- ICT, the New Economy and Growth: The Potential for Emerging Markets.- The Aging of the Labor Force and Globalization.- The Role of Intraindustry Trade in Interregional Trade in the Midwest of the US.- Globalization, Regional Economic Policy and Research.- Methodological Advances—Models of Networks.- Globalization and Intermodal Transportation: Modeling Terminal Locations Using a Three-Spatial Scales Framework.- The Evolution of OECD ICT Inter-Cluster Networks 1970–2000: An Input-Output Study of Changes in the Interdependencies Between Nine OECD Economies.- The Co-Evolution and Emergence of Integrated International Financial Networks and Social Networks: Theory, Analysis, and Computations.- Methodological Advances—General Equilibrium Models.- Regional Adjustment to Globalization: A CGE Analytical Framework.- Modeling Small Area Economic Change in Conjunction with a Multiregional CGE Model.- Impact Assessment of Clean Development Mechanisms in a General Spatial Equilibrium Context.- An Environmental Socioeconomic Framework Model for Adapting to Climate Change in China.- Methodological Advances—Econometric Models.- Effects of Trade on Emissions in an Enlarged European Union: Some Comparative Dynamics Analyses with an Empirically Based Endogenous Growth Model.- Modeling Globalization: A Spatial Econometric Analysis.- Risk and Growth: Theoretical Relationships and PreliminaryEstimates for South Africa.

Reviews

From the reviews:“This is a volume in the distinguished series, Advances in Spatial Sciences, which brings together innovative spatial research utilizing concepts, perspectives, theories, and methods with a relevance to both basic science and policymaking. The goal is to present advances in spatial science to an informed readership in universities, research organizations, and policymaking institutions throughout the world. The papers in this collection … devoted to how economic modeling is dealing with the challenges of globalization.” (Abstracts of Public Administration, Development and Environment, 2009)“Cooper, Donaghy, and Hewings show us a thoroughly modern modelscape. … The technical level varies greatly, from straightforward and nonmathematical suggestions for making regional analysis better reflect globalization––suggestions that actually are useful for model business models … . The effort will be useful to macroeconomics specialists. … In this book I found some ideas that are immediately useful … .” (Roger Bolton, Journal of Regional Science, Vol. 50 (4), 2010)