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2014, Volume 105, Issue 5
- 507-510 Dossier: Institutions and skilled mobility. Guest Editors: Gery Nijenhuis & Maggi W.H. Leung
by Gery Nijenhuis & Maggi W.H. Leung
- 511-525 Dossier: Institutions and skilled mobility. Guest Editors: Gery Nijenhuis & Maggi W.H. Leung
by Charlotta Hedberg & Brita Hermelin & Kristina Westermark
- 526-541 Dossier: Institutions and skilled mobility. Guest Editors: Gery Nijenhuis & Maggi W.H. Leung
by Kyoko Shinozaki
- 542-557 Dossier: Institutions and skilled mobility. Guest Editors: Gery Nijenhuis & Maggi W.H. Leung
by Stefanie Föbker & Daniela Temme & Claus-C. Wiegandt
- 558-572 Dossier: Institutions and skilled mobility. Guest Editors: Gery Nijenhuis & Maggi W.H. Leung
by Maggi W.H. Leung
- 573-590 Dossier: Institutions and skilled mobility. Guest Editors: Gery Nijenhuis & Maggi W.H. Leung
by Frédéric Durand & Jen Nelles
- 591-603 Dossier: Institutions and skilled mobility. Guest Editors: Gery Nijenhuis & Maggi W.H. Leung
by Vincent Vanderheyden & Dan Van der Horst & Anton Van Rompaey & Serge Schmitz
- 604-621 Dossier: Institutions and skilled mobility. Guest Editors: Gery Nijenhuis & Maggi W.H. Leung
by Guillaume Burghouwt & Frédéric Dobruszkes
- 622-629 Dossier: Institutions and skilled mobility. Guest Editors: Gery Nijenhuis & Maggi W.H. Leung
by Joks Janssen
- 630-635 Dossier: Institutions and skilled mobility. Guest Editors: Gery Nijenhuis & Maggi W.H. Leung
by Thea Dukes & Herman Van der Wusten
- 636-638 Dossier: Institutions and skilled mobility. Guest Editors: Gery Nijenhuis & Maggi W.H. Leung
by Paul J.M. Van Steen & Piet H. Pellenbarg
2014, Volume 105, Issue 4
- 373-386 Introduction: The Interlocking Network Model for Studying Urban Networks: Outline, Potential, Critiques, and Ways Forward
by Ben Derudder & Christof Parnreiter
- 387-397 A Research Odyssey: from Interlocking Network Model to Extraordinary Cities
by Peter J. Taylor
- 398-411 Network or Hierarchical Relations? A Plea for Redirecting Attention to the Control Functions of Global Cities
by Christof Parnreiter
- 412-426 World City Network Research at a Theoretical Impasse: On the Need to Re-Establish Qualitative Approaches to Understanding Agency in World City Networks
by Allan Watson & Jonathan V. Beaverstock
- 427-443 Validity in World City Network Measurements
by Zachary Neal
- 444-464 Multiple Perspectives on Functional Coherence: Heterogeneity and Multiplexity in the Randstad
by Martijn J. Burger & Evert J. Meijers & Frank G. Oort
- 465-482 Cities As Networks within Networks of Cities: The Evolution of the City/Firm-Duality in the World City Network, 2000–2010
by Xingjian Liu & Ben Derudder & Frank Witlox & Michael Hoyler
- 483-491 Rotterdam and Amsterdam as Trading Places? In Search of the Economic-Geographical Nexus between Global Commodity Chains and World Cities
by Wouter Jacobs
- 492-503 European Global Cities in the Recent Economic Crisis
by Robert Musil
- 504-506 Economic Decline and Firm Bankruptcies in The Netherlands
by Paul J.M. Van Steen & Piet H. Pellenbarg
2014, Volume 105, Issue 3
- 241-267 The competitiveness of China's Leading Regions: Benchmarking Their Knowledge-based Economies
by Robert Huggins & Shougui Luo & Piers Thompson
- 268-284 Towards a Polycentric Region? The Socio-economic Trajectory of Rome, an 'Eternally Mediterranean' City
by Luca Salvati
- 285-300 Cognitive Distance and Obstacles to Subsidiary Business Success-The Experience of Chinese Companies in Germany
by Yuefang Si & Ingo Liefner
- 301-314 Construction of a Spatial Housing Price Index by Estimating an Almost Ideal Demand System
by Víctor Iturra & Dusan Paredes
- 315-330 Understanding Mode Choice in the Chinese Context: The Case of Nanjing Metropolitan Area
by Jianxi Feng & Martin Dijst & Bart Wissink & Jan Prillwitz
- 331-348 Explaining Manufacturing and Non-Manufacturing Inbound FDI Location in Five UK Regions
by Grahame Fallon & Mark Cook
- 349-357 The willingness to intervene in problematic neighbourhood situations: A comparison of local entrepreneurs and (un-)employed residents
by Wouter Steenbeek & Veronique Schutjens
- 358-365 Comparative Approaches to Gentrification: A Research Framework
by Arnoud Lagendijk & Rianne Melik & Freek Haan & Huib Ernste & Huub Ploegmakers & Serap Kayasu
- 366-367 De la Terre aux Hommes. La Géographie Comme Vision du Monde. Le Temps des Idées . by PAUL CLAVAL , Paris 2012 : Armand Colin , 407 pp. ISBN: 978-2-200-27458-0 , €35
by Herman Wusten
- 368-369 Driving Detroit: The Quest for Respect in the Motor City . by George Galster 2012 . Philadelphia, PA : University of Pennsylvania Press . 328 pp. ISBN 978-0-8122-4429-8
by Brian Doucet
- 370-372 Food banks in the Netherlands
by Paul J.M. van Steen & Piet H. Pellenbarg
2014, Volume 105, Issue 2
- 125-139 A Process of Change and a Changing Process: Introduction to the Special Issue on Contemporary Gentrification
by Brian Doucet
- 140-160 Housing Liberalisation and Gentrification: The Social Effects of Tenure Conversions in Amsterdam
by Willem R. Boterman & Wouter P.C. Gent
- 161-174 Displacement Through Participation
by Carla Huisman
- 175-188 From Yuppies to Yupps: Family Gentrifiers Consuming Spaces and Re-inventing Cities
by Lia Karsten
- 189-205 A Window on the (Changing) Neighbourhood: The Role of Pubs in the Contested Spaces of Gentrification
by Olaf Ernst & Brian Doucet
- 206-220 Inserting Temporality into the Analysis of Displacement: Living Under the Threat of Displacement
by Bahar Sakizlioğlu
- 221-230 Wither the 'Undivided City'? An Assessment of State-Sponsored Gentrification in Amsterdam
by Justus Uitermark & Tjerk Bosker
- 231-236 Afterword: The Times and Spaces of Gentrification
by Gary Bridge
- 237-239 Dutch Children at Risk of Poverty
by Paul J.M. Van Steen & Piet H. Pellenbarg
2014, Volume 105, Issue 1
- 1-29 European World Cities and the Spatial Polarisation of Air Transport Liberalisation Benefits
by David Ramos-Pérez & José Luis Sánchez-Hernández
- 30-45 Ukrainian Labour Migration and Remittances in the Czech Republic
by Wadim Strielkowski & Blanka Weyskrabova
- 46-63 Is It Really Tolerance? Expanding the Knowledge About Diversity for the Creative Class
by Thomas Wimark
- 64-78 Individual Activity Patterns and the Meaning of Residential Environments for Inter-Ethnic Contact
by Aafke Heringa & Gideon Bolt & Martin Dijst & Ronald Kempen
- 79-90 Mapping the Green Building Industry: How Local are Architects and General Contractors?
by Julie Cidell
- 91-106 Multidimensional Inequalities in Health Care Distribution in Provincial China: A Case Study of Henan Province
by Yingru Li & Yehua Dennis Wei
- 107-116 On the Spatial Dimension of the Gender Division of Paid Work in Two-Parent Families: The Case of Amsterdam, the Netherlands
by Willem R. Boterman & Lia Karsten
- 117-118 Daily Spatial Mobilities Physical and Virtual . by Aharon Kellerman , Farnham 2012 , Ashgate . pp. 238. ISBN 9781409423621 (hbk); 9781409423683 (ebk), £56.45
by Juliet Jain
- 118-120 Spatial Politics: Essays for Doreen Massey . edited by David Featherstone & Joe Painter , eds. Chichester 2013 : Wiley-Blackwell . 300 pp. ISBN 978-1-4443-3831-7 (cloth); 978-1-4443-3830-0 (paper), £39.95
by Ron Johnston
- 121-124 Economic Decline and Social Security Benefits in the Netherlands
by Paul J.M. van Steen & Piet H. Pellenbarg
2013, Volume 104, Issue 5
- 521-538 Regional Resilience and Spatial Cycles: Long-Term Evolution of the Chinese Port System (221bc–2010ad)
by Chengjin Wang & César Ducruet
- 539-555 Mono-industrialism and the Struggle for Alternative Development: the Case of the Roşia Montană Gold-mining Project
by Lucian Vesalon & Remus Creţan
- 556-570 Seeking Opportunities: International Market Selection by European Engineering Consultancies
by Kai Pflanz
- 571-587 The Impact of Urban Sprawl on Social Segregation in Beijing and a Limited Role for Spatial Planning
by Pengjun Zhao
- 588-603 Digital Exclusion Despite Digital Accessibility: Empirical Evidence from an English City
by Sabrina Bunyan & Alan Collins
- 604-620 Social Capital and Local Socio-economic Development: The Case of Czech Peripheries
by Jan Pileček & Pavel Chromý & Vít Jančák
- 621-629 Spatial Implications of Using Firm Level Quotas to Employ Low Productive Workers
by Arjen J.E. Edzes & Richard Rijnks & Jouke Dijk
- 630-631 Development Professionals in Northern Thailand: Hope, Politics and Practice . by Katherine McKinnon , Copenhagen 2011 : NIAS Press . 235 pp. ISBN: 978-87-7694-084-3
by Sean Tanner
- 631-633 Economic Geography: Places, Networks and Flows by ANDREW WOOD & SUSAN ROBERTS , London 2011 : Routledge , 192 pp. ISBN: 10: 0415401828
by Malcolm Campbell
- 633-634 The Ashgate Research Companion to Critical Geopolitics – Edited by KLAUS DODDS , MERJE KUUS & JOANNE SHARP , eds. Burlington, VT 2013 : Ashgate , 548 pp. ISBN: 10: 1409423808
by Brittany Cook
- 635-636 Introduction to Cities: How Place and Space Shape Human Experience by XIANMING CHEN , ANTHONY ORUM & KRISTA PAULSEN , Oxford 2012 : Wiley-Blackwell , 408 pp. ISBN-10: 140515554X
by Pablo Mendez
- 637-639 Perceptions of Risk and Insecurity
by Piet H. Pellenbarg & Paul J.M. Van Steen
2013, Volume 104, Issue 4
- 397-409 Mobile policies and shifting contexts: city-regional competitiveness strategies in Amsterdam and Dublin
by Marco Bontje & Philip Lawton
- 410-425 Spatial Integration and Functional Balance in Polycentric Urban Systems: A Multi-Scalar Approach
by Antti Vasanen
- 426-438 How German Geopolitics Passed Through the Netherlands, 1920–1945: A Case Study in the Geography of one of Geography's 'Projects'
by Herman Wusten & Ben Pater
- 439-455 Origin Effects, Spatial Dynamics and Redistribution of FDI In Guangdong, China
by Zhihua Xu & Anthony Yeh
- 456-477 Housing Projects for Low-Income Groups and Modes of Economic Integration: A Comparative Study in Greater Cairo
by Doaa Abouelmagd & Christian Kesteloot & Eric Corijn
- 478-490 Talent Acquisition in the IT Industry in Bangalore: A Multi-Level Study
by Micheline Riemsdijk
- 491-509 Spatial Organisation of Consumer Services in the Polycentric Urban Context: A Travel Behaviour Approach of Cinema-Going in the City-Region of Rotterdam
by Arie Romein & Kees Maat
- 510-517 Capitalising on Spatiality in European Transport Corridors
by Patrick Witte & Frank Van Oort & Bart Wiegmans & Tejo Spit
- 518-520 Preferred Holiday Places
by Piet H. Pellenbarg & Paul J.M. Van Steen
2013, Volume 104, Issue 3
- 261-277 Changing Spatial Concentration of Sectoral Employment in China's Pearl River Delta 1990–2005
by Fangfang Cheng & Luc Boerboom & Stan Geertman & Pieter Hooimeijer
- 278-291 Overeducation and Local Labour Markets in Spain
by Raúl Ramos & Esteban Sanromá
- 292-307 Contributing to a Vibrant Countryside? The Impact of Side Activities on Rural Development
by Marianna Markantoni & Sierdjan Koster & Dirk Strijker & Mike Woolvin
- 308-321 Housing Market Integration of Migrants: Moroccans in Spain
by Sarah Meier
- 322-337 The Emergence and Consolidation of the Urban-Rural Region: Migration Patterns around Copenhagen 1986–2011
by Christian Fertner
- 338-358 Spatial Concentration in the Irish Pharmaceutical Industry: The Role of Spatial Planning and Agglomeration Economies
by Chris Egeraat & Declan Curran
- 359-378 Poverty in Peripheral Informal Settlements in Mexico City: The Case of Magdalena Contreras, Federal District
by Adrián G. Aguilar & Flor López Guerrero
- 379-387 Fading EUphoria at the Dutch-German Border? The Case of Avantis
by Joren Jacobs & Henk-Jan Kooij
- 388-389 Palimpsests: Biographies of 50 City Districts by Paul Knox , Basel 2007 : Birkhäuser , 280 pp., with several color illustrations. IBSN 978-3-0346-0809-1
by Enrico Gualini
- 389-390 Town Planning in the Netherlands since 1800 . by Cor Wagenaar . Rotterdam 2011 : 010 Publishers , 639pp. ISBN 978-90-6450-682-6
by Philip Lawton
- 390-392 Beyond the Resources of Poverty: Gecekondu Living in the Turkish Capital . by Eroglu , Sebnem . Aldershot 2011 : Ashgate . 284 pp. ISBN 978-1-4094-0746-1
by Rachael Gorab
- 393-396 Residential Preference
by Piet H. Pellenbarg & Paul J.M. Van steen
2013, Volume 104, Issue 2
- 133-135 New Insights in Industrial Location
by Josep-Maria Arauzo-Carod & Miguel Manjón-Antolín
- 136-158 Real Estate Determinants of Firm Relocation in Urban Residential Neighbourhoods
by Anne Risselada & Veronique Schutjens & Frank Van Oort
- 159-174 Spatial Effects in Industrial Location Choices: Industry Characteristics and Urban Accessibility
by Andrés Artal-Tur & José Miguel Navarro-Azorín & María Luisa Alamá-Sabater & Antonio Juan Briones-Peñalver
- 175-193 Determinants of the Location of Foreign Firms in P olish Regions: Does Firm Size Matter?
by Andrzej CieŚlik
- 194-214 The Geographical Scope of Industrial Location Determinants: An Alternative Approach
by Oscar Martinez Ibañez & Miguel Manjón Antolín & Josep-Maria Arauzo-Carod
- 215-232 Are Knowledge-intensive Services Highly Concentrated? Evidence from European Regions
by Fernando Merino & Luis Rubalcaba
- 233-242 Mixed Neighbourhoods: Effects of Urban Restructuring and New Housing Development
by Sanne Boschman & Gideon Bolt & Ronald Van Kempen & Frank Van Dam
- 243-249 E urope without an Endpoint. Period
by Xavier Ferrer-Gallardo & Henk Van Houtum
- 250-251 The World in Brooklyn: Gentrification, Immigration, and Ethnic Politics in a Global City. edited by Judith N. Desena & Timothy Shortell, eds., 2012
by Nazgol Bagheri
- 251-253 Reurbanisierung. Materialität und Diskurs in Deutschland. edited by Klaus Brake & GünterHerfert, eds., 2012
by Marco Bontje
- 253-254 Key Concepts in Development Geography. by Potter, R., D. Conway, R. Evans & S. Lloyd-Evans, 2012
by Emma Mawdsley
- 255-257 Perceived Place Attractivity Based on Green, Water and Nature Values
by Piet H. Pellenbarg & Frans J. Sijtsma & Paul J.M. Steen
2013, Volume 104, Issue 1
- 1-17 Contemporary Digital Divides In The United States
by Barney Warf
- 18-28 Benchmarking The Quality Of Geoweb: Information And Tacit Knowledge About Restaurants In Three Italian Cities
by Maria Paradiso
- 29-40 The Bridging Role Of Intermediaries In Food Production Networks: Indian Organic Pepper In Germany
by Markus Hassler & Martin Franz
- 41-56 Practices In International Value Chains: The Case Of The Kenyan Fruit And Vegetable Chain Beyond The Exclusion Debate
by Peter Dannenberg & Gilbert M. Nduru
- 57-74 Living In Residential Satisfaction? Insights From Large-Scale Housing Estates In Central And Eastern Europe
by Günter Herfert & Carola Silvia Neugebauer & Christian Smigiel
- 75-89 Estimating The Size Of The Irregular Migrant Population In Prague – An Alternative Approach
by Lenka Medová & Dušan Drbohlav
- 90-108 Global Media Cities In Transnational Media Networks
by Michael Hoyler & Allan Watson
- 109-119 Graduate Migration and Regional Familiarity
by Viktor A. Venhorst
- 120-122 Knowledge Economy and the City . by Ali Madanipour , London 2011 Routledge Publishing , 2011 . 254 pp. $145 (hbk)
by Constance Carr
- 122-123 Geographies of Media and Communication . by Paul Adams , Oxford 2009 : Wiley-Blackwell , 288 pp. £22.99 (hbk)
by Luke Dickens
- 123-126 Rethinking the Power of Maps . by Denis Wood , New York 2010 : The Guilford Press . xi + 340pp. £20.00 (pbk)
by José Luis Romanillos
- 126-128 Measure of America 2010–2011: Mapping Risks and Resilience . by Kristen Lewis and Sarah Burd-Sharps New York 2010 : New York University Press , 320 pp. $25 (pbk)
by Hannah Thomas
- 129-131 The Spatial Preference Map of D utch Entrepreneurs
by Piet H. Pellenbarg & Paul J.M. Van Steen
2012, Volume 103, Issue 5
- 509-515 The Design, Experience and Justice of Mobility
by Huib Ernste & Karel Martens & Joris Schapendonk
- 516-529 On Turbulence: Entanglements of Disorder and Order on a Devon Beach
by Tim Cresswell & Craig Martin
- 530-541 Confined Mobilities: Following Indonesian Migrant Workers on Their Way Home
by Sanneke Kloppenburg & Peter Peters
- 542-554 Designing Public Space for Mobility: Contestation, Negotiation and Experiment at A msterdam A irport S chiphol
by Anna Nikolaeva
- 555-565 Contradictions of 'Sustainable Mobility'– The Illogic of Growth and the Logic of Myth
by Maja Essebo & Guy Baeten
- 566-576 Do Mobile Lives Have a Future?
by John Urry
- 577-583 Migrants' Im/Mobilities on Their Way to the EU: Lost in Transit?
by Joris Schapendonk
- 584-600 Re-Reading Time-Geography from a Gender Perspective: Examples from Gendered mobility
by Christina Scholten & Tora Friberg & Annika Sandén
- 601-614 Addressing Scale in Open Space Preservation: Learning from the Hague Region in the Netherlands
by Frans J.G. Padt & Judith Westerink
- 615-623 Artists-Accompanied Urban Regeneration: Insights and Lessons from Utrecht and Rotterdam
by Martin Zebracki & Lévi Smulders
- 624-626 Cities for People, Not for Profit . Edited by Neil Brenner , Peter Marcuse & Margit Mayer (eds.), London/New York , 2011 : Routledge . 284 pp., Paperback, 978-0-415-60178-8, $39.95. Hardback, 978-0-415-60177-1, $155.00
by Chris Baker
- 626-629 Key Concepts in Economic Geography . By Yuko Aouama , James T. Murphy & Susan Hanson , London 2011 : Sage . 278 pp. Paperback, ISBN: 9781847878953, £21.99. Hardcover, ISBN: 9781847878946, £67.00
by Sophie Baudet-Michel
- 629-630 Principles of Map Design . By Judith A. Tyner , New York 2010 , The Guilford Press . 259 pages. Hardcover, ISBN: 978-1-60623-544-7, $60.00
by David Vale
- 630-633 The Europeans: A Geography of People, Culture, and Environment . By Robert C. Ostergen & Mathias Le Bossé , New York , 2011 . The Guilford Press . 432 pp. ISBN 159385384X, $65.00
by Michiel Meeteren
- 634-637 Creative Class And Self-Employment In The D utch Labour Market
by Paul J.M. Van Steen & Piet H. Pellenbarg
2012, Volume 103, Issue 4
- 385-395 Geographies Of Infrastructure Systems: The User'S Lifeworld And Interface Design
by Tilo Felgenhauer
- 396-411 Explaining Polarisation In The Eu 27'S International Migration Distribution
by María Hierro & Adolfo Maza & José Villaverde
- 412-425 The Role Of The Informal Sector In Solid Waste Management In The Gama, Ghana: Challenges And Opportunities
by Martin Oteng-Ababio
- 426-442 A Social-Network Behavioural Approach To Overseas Chinese And Overseas Non-Chinese Investments In China
by Jiantao Lu
- 443-456 Do Changes In Gdp Influence Commuting Distances? A Study Of Swedish Commuting Patterns Between 1990 And 2006
by John Östh & Urban Lindgren
- 457-472 Does Firm Agglomeration Drive Product Innovation And Renewal? An Application For Belgium
by Filip De Beule & Ilke Van Beveren
- 473-486 Real Ale Microbrewing And Relations Of Trust: A Commodity Chain Perspective
by Damian Maye
- 487-496 Causes And Consequences Of Regional Population Decline For Primary Schools
by Tialda Haartsen & Leo Van Wissen
- 497-498 City Life – By Adrian Franklin
by Mona Abdelwahab
- 498-500 Extreme Heritage Management: The Practices and Policies of Densely Populated Islands – Edited by Godfrey Baldaccino
by Chris Perkins
- 500-502 Urban Spaces after Socialism. Ethnographies of Public Places in Eurasian Cities – Edited by Tsypylma Darieva, Wolfgang Kaschuba & Melanie Krebs
by Wladimir Sgibnev
- 502-505 The Economic Geography of the UK – Edited by N.M. Coe & A. Jones
by Alan Southern
- 506-507 Regional Commuting Patterns In The Dutch Labour Market
by Piet H. Pellenbarg & Paul J.M. Van Steen
2012, Volume 103, Issue 3
- 261-275 Leader+ Territorial Governance In Poland: Successes And Failures As A Rational Choice Effect
by Marek Furmankiewicz
- 276-292 Does City Location Determine Urban Population Growth? The Case Of Small And Medium Cities In Korea
by Jungyul Sohn
- 293-311 Income Disparities In The Enlarged Eu: Socio-Economic, Specialisation And Geographical Clusters
by Sheila A. Chapman & Valentina Meliciani
- 312-329 Suburbanisation And International Immigration: The Case Of The Barcelona Metropolitan Region (1998–2009)
by Jordi Bayona-Carrasco & Fernando Gil-Alonso
- 330-346 Exploring Dutch Migration To Rural Sweden: International Counterurbanisation In The Eu
by Marco Eimermann & Mats Lundmark & Dieter K Müller
- 347-361 Transborder Openness Of Companies In A Divided City: Zgorzelec/Görlitz Case Study
by Sylwia Dołzbłasz & Andrzej Raczyk
- 362-373 New Urban Centres In The Netherlands
by Pieter Van Der Heijde
- 374-376 Weighing In: Obesity, Food Justice, and the Limits of Capitalism – By J. Guthman
by Morgan Apicella
- 376-379 The Re-creation of the European City. Governance, Territory and Polycentricity – Edited by Rob Atkinson & Christiana Rossignolo
by Alex G Papadopoulos
- 379-381 Miami: Mistress of the Americas – By Jan Nijman
by Yifei Li
- 382-383 Regional Patterns Of Unemployment And Unemployment Benefits
by Piet H. Pellenbarg & Paul J.M. Van Steen
2012, Volume 103, Issue 2
- 129-135 Introduction: Neoliberal Conservation, Uneven Geographical Development And The Dynamics Of Contemporary Capitalism
by Bram Büscher & Murat Arsel
- 136-149 The Political Economy Of Africa'S Natural Resources And The 'Great Financial Crisis'
by Bram Büscher
- 150-163 Between 'Marx And Markets'? The State, The 'Left Turn' And Nature In Ecuador
by Murat Arsel
- 164-179 Uneven Development And Accumulation By Dispossession In Nature Conservation: Comparing Recent Trends In The Azores And Tanzania
by Katja Neves & Jim Igoe
- 180-195 The Financial Crisis And Environmental Governance 'After' Neoliberalism
by James Mccarthy
- 196-208 Safety In Residential Areas
by Therese Lindgren & Maria R. Nilsen
- 209-221 Eu Accession Migration: National Insurance Number Allocations And The Geographies Of Polish Labour Immigration To The Uk
by Catherine Harris & Dominique Moran & John R. Bryson
- 222-239 Importance Of Social Capital In Coping With And Benefiting From New Economic Conditions
by Ayda Eraydin & Bilge Armatli‐Köroğlu & Nil Uzun
- 240-249 The Role Of The Neighbourhood For Firm Relocation
by Bart Sleutjes & Beate Völker
- 250-252 Competition, Competitive Advantage and Clusters: The Ideas of Michael Porter – Edited by Robert Huggins & Hiro Izushi
by Grzegorz Micek
- 252-254 Geography – History and Concepts: A Student's Guide – By Arild Holt‐Jensen
by Gerald Aiken
- 254-255 The Challenge of Social Innovation in Urban Revitalization – Edited by Paul Drewe, Juan‐Luis Klein and Edward Hulsbergen
by Alina Congreve
- 256-257 Globalization, Modernity and the City – By John Rennie Short
by Thomas Sigler
- 258-259 Spatial Changes In Job Opportunities In The Netherlands, 1995–2010
by Piet H. Pellenbarg & Paul J.M. Van Steen
2012, Volume 103, Issue 1
- 1-19 Challenges To Actor‐Oriented Environmental Governance: Examples From Three Mexican Biosphere Reserves
by Ludger Brenner & Hubert Job
- 20-38 Excess Travel In Non‐Professional Trips: Why Look For It Miles Away?
by Kobe Boussauw & Veronique Van Acker & Frank Witlox
- 39-52 Beyond Postsuburbia? Multifunctional Service Agglomeration In Vienna'S Urban Fringe
by Marco Helbich
- 53-68 From Second Home To Primary Residence: Migration Towards Recreational Properties In Sweden 1991–2005
by Dieter K. Müller & Roger Marjavaara
- 69-84 Flexibility In Place And Meanings Of Place By First Generation Migrants
by Mark Powell & Clare Rishbeth
- 85-100 Neighbourhood Composition And Economic Prospects: A Longitudinal Study In The Netherlands
by Sako Musterd & Sjoerd De Vos & Marjolijn Das & Jan Latten
- 101-109 Mutual Learning In Dutch‐Moroccan And Dutch‐Turkish Municipal Partnerships
by Edith Van Ewijk
- 110-117 Economic Flows, Spatial Folds And Intra‐Urban Borders: Reflections On City Centre Redevelopment Plans From A European Border Studies Perspective
by Bas Spierings
- 118-119 Social Capital and Urban Networks of Trust – Edited by Jouni Häkli & Claudio Minca
by Roman Matoušek
- 120-121 Worlding Cities: Asian Experiments and the Art of Being Global – By Ananya Roy & Aihwa Ong
by Creighton Connolly
- 121-124 Social Geography: A Critical Introduction – By Vincent J. Del Casino Jr
by Sharon Leahy
- 126-127 The Gender Employment Gap In The Dutch Labour Market
by Paul J.M. Van Steen & Piet H. Pellenbarg
2011, Volume 102, Issue 5
- 499-514 The Map Of Multilateral Treaty‐Making 1600–2000: A Contribution To The Historical Geography Of Diplomacy
by Herman Van Der Wusten & Robert A. Denemark & Matthew Hoffmann & Hasan Yonten
- 515-531 Jacobian Cluster Mutation Across Advertising And Internet‐Based Market Communication
by Markus M. Bugge
- 532-547 The Dynamic Interaction Between Corporate And Regional Cultures: The Case Of Southeast Netherlands
by Peter Prud'Homme Van Reine & Ben Dankbaar
- 548-561 Global Pressures, Local Measures: The Re‐Regulation Of Sex Work In The Antwerp Schipperskwartier
by Maarten Loopmans & Pieter Van Den Broeck
- 562-581 Changes In Spatial Patterns Of The Immigrant Population Of A Southern European Metropolis: The Case Of The Barcelona Metropolitan Area (2001–2008)
by Joan Carles Martori & Philippe Apparicio
- 582-593 Local Economic Structure And Sectoral Employment Growth In German Cities
by Annette Illy & Michael Schwartz & Christoph Hornych & Martin T.W. Rosenfeld
- 594-606 Economic Remoteness And Wage Disparities In Romania
by Jesús López‐Rodríguez & Andres Faiña & Bolea Cosmin‐Gabriel
- 607-614 Between Neighbourhood And School: Geography And Education In The Netherlands
by Brooke Sykes
- 615-621 Geographies Of Globalization: Introducing Globalization To Geography Students
by Virginie Mamadouh
- 622-629 Well‐Being In The Netherlands: A Spatial Perspective
by Piet H. Pellenbarg & Paul J.M. Van Steen
2011, Volume 102, Issue 4
- 385-405 Territorial Capital And Regional Growth: Increasing Returns In Knowledge Use
by Roberta Capello & Andrea Caragliu & Peter Nijkamp
- 406-425 Scale, Agglomeration, And Regional Inequality In Provincial China
by Yehua Dennis Wei & Danlin Yu & Xiaojing Chen
- 426-440 Location‐Specific Factors, Localisation Strategy, And Firm Performance: A Case Study Of Taiwanese Manufacturing Mne Subsidiaries Investing In China
by Chun‐Sheng Joseph Li & John Henley & Jonathan Ansell & Tse‐Ping Dong
- 441-454 Exhibition Centre Development In Europe: A Multidimensional Historical Analysis
by Rick Vermeulen
- 455-467 Contextual Influences And The Dutch Rejection Of The Eu Constitutional Treaty: Understanding Municipality Differences
by Peter Tammes & Dennie Oude Nijhuis
- 468-485 Visualisation Of Socio‐Spatial Isolation Based On Human Activity Patterns And Social Networks In Space‐Time
by Jae Yong Lee & Mei‐Po Kwan
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International Dance Company of the Month: Nederlands Dans Theater
BroadwayWorld is excited to expand its popular feature series outside the U.S. borders setting our sights on showcasing performance companies around the world! Each month we will introduce you to an intearnational theater, dance and opera company located in one of our coverage countries.
Today, we feature the renowned Nederlands Dans Theater in The Hague, Netherlands!
From its home base in The Hague, Nederlands Dans Theater makes contemporary dance which every year tens of thousands of people from all over the world come to enjoy.
The company is led by artistic director Paul Lightfoot and consists of two groups: Nederlands Dans Theater 1 and Nederlands Dans Theater 2, together good for 160 performances a year at home and abroad.
Thanks to Nederlands Dans Theater's quality, the dance company has been one of the most important figureheads of Dutch art abroad for years.
The dancers of Nederlands Dans Theater 1 are well known for their great class and virtuosity. They are at the top of their dance career and know as no other how to get the company's repertoire across to the audience.
Together with the famous resident choreographers Paul Lightfoot and Sol León, various guest choreographers (like Kylián, Pite, Inger, Naharin) and artists from other disciplines, the dancers create six new ballets per season.
Nederlands Dans Theater 2 is the launching pad for young dancers, who are carefully selected through auditions. They dance choreographies by the new generation of dance makers, like Alexander Ekman.
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I also recommend the new book, Learn to Program with Scratch: A Visual Introduction to Programming with Games, Art, Science, and Math. Like Super Scratch Programming Adventure, this book is aimed at the complete beginner, but it goes deeper, exploring powerful programming concepts that show how useful Scratch is, for kids and adults.
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Kano -- small computer to teach kids programming
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Robot Turtles: the board game that teaches preschoolers to program
Robot Turtles is "a board game you play with your favorite 3 to 8-year-old that sneakily teaches programming fundamentals." Created by entrepreneur Dan Shapiro and inspired by classic kids' programming language Logo, the board game lets kids ages 3-8 write programs with colorful playing cards. The game is brilliantly simple: kids play a row of action cards to control their turtle on the board, as moved by the adult game master.
Dan designed the game for his 4-year-old boy/girl twins, because "people who can program are going to be writing the future, and everybody else is going to be reading it." With 10,000 backers, Robot Turtles is nearly the most-backed board game on Kickstarter. It's available until Sept 27 for $29 and is scheduled to ship in time for Christmas.
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Jacquard looms: Videos demonstrating early computer programs
Invented in 1801, Jacquard looms are really an add-on to already existent mechanical loom systems, which allowed those looms to create patterns more complex and intricate than anything that had been done before. The difference: Punch cards.
When you weave, the pattern comes from changes in thread position — which threads were exposed on the surface of the cloth and which were not. But prior to the Jacquard loom, there were only so many threads that any weaver could control at one time, so patterns were simple and blocky. Essentially, the Jacquard system vastly increased the pixels available in any weaving pattern, by automatically controlling lots and lots of threads all at once. Punch cards told the machine which threads were in play at any given time.
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Short documentary about The Art of Creative Coding
Lisa of PBS Off Book says:"We just released our first episode of 2013, 'The Art of Creative Coding.' This one was really interesting to work on, since I hadn't previously been aware of the platforms and libraries available to creative programmers. And the projects they create are beautiful."
Programming plays a huge role in the world that surrounds us, and though its uses are often purely functional, there is a growing community of artists who use the language of code as their medium. Their work includes everything from computer generated art to elaborate interactive installations, all with the goal of expanding our sense of what is possible with digital tools. To simplify the coding process, several platforms and libraries have been assembled to allow coders to cut through the nitty-gritty of programming and focus on the creative aspects of the project. These platforms all share a strong open source philosophy that encourages growth and experimentation, creating a rich community of artists that share their strategies and work with unprecedented openness.
Python for Kids: A Playful Introduction to Programming
My 9-year-old daughter Jane likes playing with Scratch, a kids' programming language developed at MIT. (I recently reviewed a great book called Super Scratch Programming Adventure.)
Python for Kids: A Playful Introduction to Programming is another programming book for kids. I've been going through it myself, and enjoying it. Unlike Scratch, which lets you write programs by dragging and dropping colored command blocks, Python is a traditional programming language that uses lines of code. I've played around with other languages a bit, but Python is the only language that seems to be as easy and intuitive as BASIC. I'm not sure if Jane is ready for Python -- she wouldn't have trouble learning it, but it's not as fun as Scratch (at least at first), but I think in a year or two she might be. And this is the book I'll give her when she's ready.
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Chapters end with programming puzzles designed to stretch your brain and strengthen your understanding. By the end of the book you'll have programmed
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Sugar Bowl & Spoon - Savoy, Silver Plate, circa 1957 Reg. No: HT 87
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- Silver plate sugar bowl and spoon made by Savoy, circa 1957. It was used by the Dereani family at Bonegilla. Georgia Dereani, her husband and infant son immigrated to Australia from Trieste, Italy, in 1955. They spent the first five years of their lives in Victoria at Bonegilla Migrant Camp. Georgina and her husband became staff members at Bonegilla and were allocated private accommodation, which Georgina went to great lengths to make comfortable, purchasing many household items around Albury, NSW.
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- Donation from Mrs Georgina Dereani, 2001
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The results showed a lower overall adverse event rate for patients who replaced their lenses each morning: about four percent, compared to nearly nine percent with one month of continuous wear. Morning lens replacement was specifically associated with a lower rate of mechanical adverse events, such as scratches and abrasions of the cornea: less than one percent, compared to a little over five percent with monthly replacement.
In contrast, the adverse event rate for patients who replaced their lenses nightly was about eight percentnot significantly different from the rate for monthly lens replacement. Inflammatory adverse events (such as redness and irritation of the eye) were somewhat less common with morning lens replacement, although the difference was not significant.
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Microbiology studies in a subgroup of patients found that lenses were frequently colonized with Staph bacteria after handling. In the one-month study, there were no major complications, including the rare but serious infection microbial keratitis.
Extended wear/continuous wear contact lenses are a convenient alternative to daily-wear lenses, avoiding the need for daily lens removal, cleaning, and replacement. Although EW/CW lenses are generally safe, the risk of complications is higher than with daily-wear lenses. Extended wear may provide more time for bacteria to colonize the lens and cause infections.
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Monte Boss of Corpus Christi, who regularly listens to the KEYS-AM 1440 radio commentator, used a specialized soldering iron to singe a portrait of Von Wade onto a piece of toast. He put the item up for sale on eBay earlier this month, and the bidding stopped at 11:20 p.m. Monday.
A piece of toast bearing the image of the Virgin Mary sold on eBay for $28,000 last year. Since then, several gag pieces of toast have sold on eBay. As of 9 p.m. Monday, the top bid for the toast was $100.99.
"It all started when I saw the runaway bride toast," Boss said. The runaway bride toast sold for more than $16,000.
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One of Von Wade's occasional guests, Joe K. Hilliard, is a member of the leadership class.
"It wasn't designed to be part of the fund-raising," Hilliard said. But the funds are welcome.
The leadership class needs $45,000 to install the 4-footdiameter globe on a granite base set in a 30-foot circular concrete viewing area at Sherrill Park on Shoreline Boulevard.
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Hi, I'm trying to get my Tv-out to work with my Crt-monitor and my Tv, like everyone else :rolleyes:
First: If I use the xorg.conf attached to this post, but with the BusId uncommented - X won't start. Perhaps I've written the wrong Psi-number? I tried lspci and found something like 0000:01:00.0 and I guessed that would be PCI:1:0:0 - but I have no idea really
Second: When it crashes, my Xorg.0.log tells me the "The specified setup is not supported in this configuration". (this is the logpci.txt)
So, I read this thread and changed my crt-1 to Crt-0. This seemed to solve the setup-is-not-supported-problem, but X still won't start (this is the logpciandcrt0.txt). So I commented out the BusID bit, but keeped the new bit about crt-0. X still won't start.
I've got a hunch that this crt-0-buissiness would solve my tv-out prob if only X would start...
the Xorg0log.txt is the log when X starts, but tv-out doesn't work.
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Allright, it all boils down to the following:
(WW) NVIDIA(1): Option "UseDisplayDevice" requested "TV", but no unused TVs
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According to your bug report, no TV encoder is getting detected on your videocard. That is why you aren't able to drive the TV.
How are you connecting a TV to this videocard?
Does this problem persist with the 1.0-9625 driver?
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I'm connecting with a S-Video-cable.
I'm trying to install the beta driver, but installation stops with the error message:
ERROR: Unable to find the development tool `cc` in your path; please make sure
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All right, the path problem was somewhat freaky - I had to install gcc-3.4 and then execute the driver .run-file with gcc-4.1. Anyhow, I have the beta driver now, but the tv-out problem remains.
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Can you post a bug report against 1.0-9625?
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X won't start after reboot with the 1.0-9625 driver. Bug report is attached.
I get visual on my Tv if I unplug my monitor when I start my computer, but the Tv goes blank if I try to start x. Anyhow - something is right...
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I have a few questions:
0) Earlier you stated "I'm connecting with a S-Video-cable", yet your X configuration is specifying composite. Are you using a Composite cable between your TV & videocard (with nothing inbetween) or SVIDEO? Please ensure that your xorg.conf corresponds with what you're using.
1) If you configure Twinview instead of separate X screens, does the TV work if you set ConnectedMonitor to "CRT,TV" ?
2) Have you verified that you're using the latest BIOS for the motherboard?
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0) I edited that before my previous bug report
1) Nope. Yet another bug report attached: in short "(WW) NVIDIA(0): TwinView requested, but only 1 display devices found." which doesn't sound too good.
2) I have not idea how to do that :( And if I run an old BIOS (which I probably do) I don't know how to install a new one. Something tells me that is something one shouldn't take any chances with.
So is this it? If I can't try the BIOS-thing I mean: is my tv-out project doomed to failure?
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You can't run twinview + multiple X screens on a single GPU. Choose one or the other.
I'd still suggest updating your BIOS to the latest version to rule it out/in as a problem.
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I have Geforce 4 Ti4200 (with VIVO) and I use the 9639 driver!
Here is my xorg.conf:
I tried everything what I can but nothin happened, always the same error message, but the strange thing is that the nvtv can display my screen on the TV but I can't configure different resolution to Monitor and TV so I can't use nvtv too.. So the sign from the TV is reach the computer, but I don't how can I reconfigure my xorg.conf file to verify my TV.
Re: Tv-out with crt & tv, X crashes
Update from me, since it was some time I wrote the original message.
I tried all except the BIOS update and finally gave up. One thing I in hindsight can think of is that my graphics card has two ports and only one of them is intact. Now, some graphics card as I understand it only allows TV out on one port.
I.E. My problem could be related to my TV being connected to the wrong hardware port. I have no way of proving this since the other port is broken. One thing to try, therefore, is to put the TV out cable in another port in the graphics card.
Good luck from someone who didn't succeed :P
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Art is an Adventure!
Hello everyone,
A pleasure to join this forum and group. I was introduced to art as an business earlier this year and engaged with International Galleries (IGI) in the early summer.
IGI has a mission to help up-and-coming artists get their work out to the global market through limited edition canvas giclee prints. Currently IGI is in 4 countries and expanding to several over the next few years. The giclee prints are amazing! I was stunned by the quality the first time I saw them.
Whether your an art enthusiast, artists or individual seeking for a business opportunity, I believe you will find this business both personally and financially rewarding.
It would be a pleasure to tell you more about this. You can reach me by phone at 248-568-2241 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com
I look forward to read the posts at this forum.
I hope everyone is having a good weekend.
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