Perspectives in human ecology and political economy present local growth as a syndrome
of interdependent changes happening over time within municipalities. This quantitative …

The longstanding decline in agricultural employment (Barkley 1990) has led to heightened
interest in other potential sources of rural employment growth, especially in traditionally …

This study explores the two-way interactions to gain an in-depth understanding of the impact
of population growth on development expansion and vice versa. The empirical investigation …

Using the regional adjustment model, the bidirectional relationship between population and
employment is analyzed for 377 US metropolitan areas during 1990-2015. Our interest …

In this exploratory study, we decompose population growth and decline into their constituent
elements to examine how demographic change drives environmental change. Using the …

The regional adjustment model is used to analyze changes in population and employment
across the American metropolitan landscape between 1990 and 2015. Estimates are made …

Many rural development strategies seek to leverage urban-to-rural growth spillovers. This
paper concludes that their success depends on the spatial structure surrounding the target …

This dissertation takes a sociological look at the relationship between urbanization and
environmental change. While sociological studies on urbanization have long addressed the …

Abstract Book review: Endogenous Regional Development: Perspectives, Measurement and
Empirical Investigation, edited by Robert Stimson, Roger R. Stough, and Peter Nijkamp …

For much of its modern history, growth machine dynamics in Hawai 'i prevailed on a regional
scale. Strikingly, recent events suggest that the hegemony of Hawai 'i's growth machine has …