Economic Geography

Economic geography analyses and models the spatial distribution of economic activities. Examples include the location of firms in cities, the worldwide R&D collaborations of firms, the concentration of foreign direct investments in particular regions, or the competition of production centers.

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Economic Specialization and the Nested Bipartite Network of City-Firm Relations

Multiplex and Multilevel Networks - 2019

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The spatial component of R&D networks

Journal of Evolutionary Economics - 2018

Tobias Scholl, Antonios Garas and Frank Schweitzer

A conceptual approach to model co-evolution of urban structures

International Journal of Space Structures - 2016

Frank Schweitzer and Vahan Nanumyan

Spatial Localization in Manufacturing: A Cross-Country Analysis

Regional Studies - 2013

Stefania Vitali, Mauro Napoletano and Giorgio Fagiolo

Geography versus topology in the european ownership network

New Journal of Physics - 2011

Stefania Vitali and Stefano Battiston

The Network of Inter-regional Direct Investment Stocks across Europe

ACS - Advances in Complex Systems - 2007

Stefano Battiston, Joao F. Rodrigues and Hamza Zeytinoglu

Ökonomische Geographie: Räumliche Selbstorganisation in der Standortverteilung

Evolution und Selbstorganisation in der Ökonomie / Evolution and Self-Organization in Economics - 1998

Frank Schweitzer