Santa Barbara, California

FINAL!
Updated 20 February, 2013

Meeting Participants: Please check the program closely to find the scheduling of your paper as well as your discussant and/or chair
assignment(s).  A participant index can be found at the bottom of the page.

Longstanding WRSA tradition and policy is that all paper presenters may be assigned discussant and/or chair duties.  The Program Committee considers the program posted here to be “final” with respect to scheduling papers and will resist making any changes.

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Sunday, February 24

2:00–6:00 PM, Registration (San Rafael Foyer)

3:30–5:15 PM, Plenary Opening Session (San Rafael Ballroom)

5:30–7:00 PM, Welcoming Reception

Sunday, 3:30–5:15 PM

San Rafael Ballroom

The 3^rd Annual Lay James Gibson

Plenary Opening Session

Chair: Lay James GIBSON, Univ. Arizona, Tucson, USA

and 39^th WRSA President (1998–1999)

“Dude, Where’s My Blank?”

Surfboard Manufacturing in Slippery Space

Stuart SWEENEY, Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA

Discussant: David L. RIGBY, Univ. California,

Los Angeles, USA

Sunday, 5:30–7:00 PM

Welcoming Reception

For all participants and accompanying persons:

Everyone welcome!

Monday, February 25

8:00 AM–12:15 PM (and 1:15–5:30 PM),      Registration (Santa Barbara Foyer)

8:30–12:00 PM, Concurrent Sessions:

8:30–10:00 AM, WRSA Board Meeting By invitation only                                              

10:00–10:30 AM, Coffee Break

12:00–1:30 PM, Lunch Break (On your own this day)

12:15–1:30 PM, Annals of Regional Science         Editorial Board Meeting By invitation only

1:15–5:30 PM, Registration Continues

1:30–4:45 PM, Concurrent Sessions:

3:00–3:15 PM, Coffee Break

5:00–7:30 PM

Inaugural Getis-Ord Lecture in Spatial Analysis

Monday, 8:30 AM–12:00 PM

Paper Session 1A ~

Economic Change and Outcomes

Chair: George HAMMOND, Univ. Arizona, Tucson, USA

8:30–9:15

Regional paths of productivity growth: Comparing Indonesia and China

Wayan Widya ARSANA, Univ. Western Australia, Perth

Discussant: Tina WALLIN, Jönköping International Business School, Sweden

9:15–10:00

Rethinking priority development zones: A spatial analysis of multidimensional poverty in Mexico

Myrna L. SASTRÉ GUTIÉRREZ, Hada M. SÁENZ VELA, and Victor M. GERÓNIMO ANTONIO, Univ. Coahuila, Mexico

Discussant: Maria PLOTNIKOVA, Aberystwyth University, Wales, United Kingdom

10:00–10:30, Coffee Break

10:30–11:15

Free labor mobility in NAFTA: A policy to eliminate illegal immigration

Harry W. RICHARDSON and Irma BECERRA, Univ. Southern California, Los Angeles, USA

Discussant: Özge ÖNER, Jönköping International Business School, Sweden

11:15–12:00

Social networks/social capital and the intergenerational mobility of the sons and daughters of U.S. immigrants

Don MAR, San Francisco State Univ., California, USA

Discussant: David A. PLANE, Univ. Arizona, Tucson, USA

 Monday, 8:30 AM–12:00 PM

Paper Session 1B ~

Innovation

Chair: Tüzin BAYCAN, Istanbul Technical Univ., Turkey

8:30–9:15

Explaining spin-off success: Does the occupational background play a role?

Sierdjan KOSTER, Univ. Groningen, The Netherlands, and Martin ANDERSSON, Lund Univ., Sweden

Discussant: Zoltan ACS, George Mason Univ., Fairfax, Virginia, USA

9:15–10:00

Innovation in Brazil: Local factors, spatial, and non-spatial proximity

Veneziano DE CASTRO ARAUJO and Renato GARCIA, Univ. São Paulo, Brazil

Discussant: Stein ØSTBYE, Tromsø Univ., Norway

10:00–10:30, Coffee Break

10:30–11:15

Bridging firm’s innovation, productivity and export: An analysis using CIS data

Viroj JIENWATCHARAMONGKHOL, Lund Univ., and Mohammad H. TAVASSOLI, Blekinge Inst. Technology, Karlskrona, Sweden

Discussant: Heather M. STEPHENS, California State Univ., Long Beach, USA

11:15–12:00

The role of knowledge variety and intensity for regional innovative capability: Swedish evidence

Mohammad H. TAVASSOLI, Blekinge Inst. Technology, Karlskrona, Sweden, and Nunzia CARBONARA, Politecnico di Bari, Italy

Discussant: Hans LÖÖF, Royal Inst. Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

Monday, 8:30–10:00 AM

WRSA Board Meeting

(By invitation only)

Convenor: Rachel Franklin,

Brown Univ., Providence, Rhode Island, USA,

and WRSA Executive Director

 Monday, 8:30 AM–12:00 PM

Panel Session 1C ~

Modeling Regional Economies

Chair: Yoshiro HIGANO, Univ. Tsukuba,

Tsukuba, Japan

8:30–9:15

Explaining regional changes in employment

Roland ANDERSSON, Royal Inst. Technology, Svante MANDELL, Swedish National Road and Transport Research Inst., and Mats WILHELMSSON, Royal Inst. Technology, Sweden

Discussant: Dilini HEMACHANDRA, Univ. Hawaii, Manoa, USA

9:15–10:00

An integrated econometric input-output model for impact analysis of structural shifts in a region in transition: A case study of the Illawarra

Ashkan MASOUMAN, Univ. Wollongong, Australia

Discussant: Man-Keun KIM, Utah State Univ., Logan, USA

10:00–10:30, Coffee Break

10:30–11:15

Propagation of economic impacts in multi-region input-output models (MRIO) using IMPLAN

Fernando DePAOLIS, Monterey Inst. International Studies, California, USA

Discussant: W. Mark BROWN, Statistics Canada, Ottawa, Canada

11:15–12:00

Structural change in the Washington economy: Evidence from eight input-output models

William B. BEYERS, Univ. Washington, and Ta-Win LIN, Office Financial Management, State of Washington, Seattle, USA

Discussant: Carlianne PATRICK, Georgia State Univ., Atlanta, USA

 Monday, 8:30 AM–12:00 PM

Paper Session 1D ~

Firms and Workers

Chair: Sultana SABIA, King Fahd Univ. Petroleum and Minerals, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia

8:30–9:15

Urban wage premium and the role of education: Identification of agglomeration effects for Norway

Fredrik CARLSEN, Jørn RATTSØ, and Hildegunn E. STOKKE, Norwegian Univ. Science and Technology, Trondheim

Discussant: Ana Isabel MORENO-MONROY, Univ. Groningen, The Netherlands

9:15–10:00

Distance-decay in labor market matching: Empirical evidence on clustering within metropolitan regions

Johan P. LARSSON, Jönköping International Business School, Sweden

Discussant: Chenxi YU, Univ. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, USA

10:00–10:30, Coffee Break

10:30–11:15

Entry in the Swedish wholesale trade sector: Do market definitions matter?

Daniel BRANDT, Zuzana MACUCHOVA, and Niklas RUDHOLM, Univ. Dalarna, Sweden

Discussant: Hildegunn E. STOKKE, Norwegian Univ. Science and Technology, Trondheim

11:15–12:00

Minimum wage impacts on firm location choice: Evidence from state borders

Karl GEISLER, Univ. Nevada, Reno, USA

Discussant: Anna Maria PINNA, Univ. Cagliari, Italy

 Monday, 8:30 AM–12:00 PM

Paper Session 1E ~

Exploring Socio-Spatial Dichotomies

Chair: Antoine BAILLY, Univ. Genève, Switzerland

8:30–9:15

Sources of income as a segment for economic development strategies: The Douglas County, Nevada example

Thomas R. HARRIS, Univ. Nevada, Reno, Gary SMITH, Washington State Univ., Pullman, Jeffery STROUP, and Mark W. NICHOLS, Univ. Nevada, Reno, USA

Discussant: Richard WOBBEKIND, Univ. Colorado, Boulder, USA

9:15–10:00

The incidence of elder abuse in twenty-nine Canadian CMAs

L. Michael FARRELL, Univ. Québec, Trois–Rivières, Canada

Discussant: Larry KLEITCHES, Texas State Univ., San Marcos, USA

10:00–10:30, Coffee Break

10:30–11:15

Challenging cultural barriers? Big jumps in women’s representation in national parliaments

Amy C. ALEXANDER, Georg-August-Univ., Göttingen, Germany

Discussant: Hans WESTLUND, Royal Inst. Technology, Stockholm and Jönköping International Business School, Sweden

11:15–12:00

Translating the local and the global: An early-stage experiment in remote rural regional cultural economy via planned intelligent development–Fogo Island, Newfoundland

Kenneth E. COREY and Mark I. WILSON, Michigan State Univ., East Lansing, USA

Discussant: Irving LLAMOSAS-ROSAS, Univ. Arizona, Tucson, USA

Monday, 1:30–4:45 PM

Paper Session 2A ~

Environmental Impacts and Responses

Chair: Nina GRUEN, Gruen Gruen + Associates,

San Francisco, California, USA

1:30–2:15

Estimating the strength of age-structure and economic base in U.S. county-level CO₂ emissions

Tyler ROBERTS, Univ. Colorado, Boulder, USA

Discussant: Matthias RUTH, Northeastern Univ., Boston, Massachusetts, USA

2:15–3:00

How does residential density affect transportation emissions: A reexamination by addressing spatial autocorrelation and self-selection

Jinhyun HONG and Qing SHEN, Univ. Washington, Seattle, USA

Discussant: Heonsoo PARK, Chung-Ang Univ., Korea

3:00–3:15, Coffee Break

3:15–4:00

Impact of great East Japan earthquake on local industries and its implication for resilient supply chains

Nobuaki HAMAGUCHI, Kobe Univ., Japan

Discussant: Ashkan MASOUMAN, Univ. Wollongong, Australia

4:00–4:45

Influence of climate and socio-economic factors on long-term changes in rice total factor productivity in Japan: Evidence from a panel data analysis

Yoji KUNIMITSU, National Agriculture and Food Research Org., Toshichika IIZUMI, and Masayuki YOKOZAWA, National Inst. Agro-Environmental Science, Japan

Discussant: Jinhyun HONG, Univ. Washington, Seattle, USA

Monday, 1:30–4:45 PM

Panel Session 2B ~

The Keith Schwer Memorial

Western States Economic Outlook

(Cosponsored by AUBER)

Chair: Richard WOBBEKIND, Univ. Colorado, Boulder, USA

Arizona

                  George HAMMOND, Univ. Arizona, Tucson, USA

California

                  Esmael ADIBI, Chapman Univ., Orange, California, USA

Colorado

                  Richard WOBBEKIND, Univ. Colorado, Boulder, USA

3:00–3:15, Coffee Break

Montana

                  Paul POLZIN, Univ., Montana, Missoula, USA

Nevada

Stephen BROWN, Univ. Nevada, Las Vegas, USA

Washington

R. Pete PARCELLS, Whitman College, Walla Walla, Washington, USA

 Monday, 1:30–4:45 PM

Paper Session 2C ~

Firm Formation and Innovation

Chair: Peter FRIEDRICH, Univ. Tartu, Estonia

1:30–2:15

Two faces of persistent exporters: Innovative and non-innovative firms

Hans LÖÖF and Pardis Nabavi LARIJANI, Royal Inst. Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

Discussant: Veneziano DE CASTRO ARAUJO, Univ. São Paulo, Brazil

2:15–3:00

Internal and external knowledge–Innovation of export varieties

Börje JOHANSSON, Sara JOHANSSON, and Tina WALLIN, Jönköping International Business School, Sweden

Discussant: Viroj JIENWATCHARAMONGKHOL, Lund Univ., Sweden

3:00–3:15, Coffee Break

3:15–4:00

On proximity and open innovation: An empirical analysis

Mikko MOILANEN, Stein ØSTBYE, and Kristin WOLL, Tromsø Univ., Norway

Discussant: Martin ANDERSSON, Lund Univ., Sweden

4:00–4:45

Accessibility to knowledge and clustering patterns of new firms

Tüzin BAYCAN, Istanbul Technical Univ., Turkey, and Özge ÖNER, Jönköping International Business School, Sweden

Discussant: Mohammad H. TAVASSOLI, Blekinge Inst. Technology, Karlskrona, Sweden

Monday, 1:30–4:45 PM

Paper Session 2D ~

Land Markets and Development

Chair: Janet E. KOHLHASE,

Univ. Houston, Texas, USA

1:30–2:15

Impacts of transit-oriented developments (TOD) and mixed use centers (MUC) on housing values: A study in Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex

Ardeshir ANJOMANI and Pratap MANDAPAKA, Univ. Texas, Arlington, USA

Discussant: Jaewon LIM, Univ. Nevada, Las Vegas

2:15–3:00

Time is money: An empirical examination of the dynamic effects of regulatory uncertainty on residential subdivision development

Douglas H. WRENN, Ohio State Univ., Columbus, USA

Discussant: Ralph B. McLAUGHLIN, San José State Univ., California, USA

3:00–3:15, Coffee Break

3:15–4:00

Supply constraint: Challenges of land governance in Dhaka

Kh. Md. NAHIDUZZAMAN, King Fahd Univ. Petroleum and Minerals, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia

Discussant: Prahlad KASTURI, Radford Univ., Virginia, USA

4:00–4:45

How properly were development sites designated? Matching spatial demand and supply for urban land development: The case of Ulsan Metropolitan City, Korea

Jae Ik KIM, Keimyung Univ., Daegu, Chang-Hwan YEO, Dong-A Univ., Busan, Hyun-Wook CHUNG, Ulsan Development Inst., and Anna SEO, Keimyung Univ., Daegu, Korea

Discussant: Mark W. NICHOLS, Univ. Nevada, Reno, USA

Monday, 1:30–4:45 PM

Paper Session 2E ~

Water Resource Management

Chair: Michael C. CARROLL,

Bowling Green State Univ., Ohio, USA

1:30–2:15

Impacts and benefit of prior appropriations-based water calls: A constrained nested CGE analysis

Philip WATSON and R. Garth TAYLOR, Univ. Idaho, Moscow, USA

Discussant: Taka Aki OKUDA, Chubu Region Inst. Social and Economic Research, Japan

2:15–3:00

Effectiveness of conservation pricing in reducing residential water demand: Evidence from increasing block rate structures

Steve PIPER, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Denver, Colorado, USA

Discussant: Makena COFFMAN, Univ. Hawaii, Manoa, USA

3:00–3:15, Coffee Break

3:15–4:00

Economic evaluation of water services in agricultural irrigation canals: A case study of the Aichi Irrigation Project

Katsuhiro SAKURAI, Rissho Univ., Ataru NAKAMURA, Univ. Tokyo, Hiroyuki SHIBUSAWA, Toyohashi Univ. Technology, and Hajime TANJI, National Inst. Rural Engineering, Tokyo, Japan

Discussant: Adam ROSE, Univ. Southern California, Los Angeles, USA

4:00–4:45

Total regional economic losses from water supply disruptions to the Los Angeles County economy

Adam ROSE, Univ. Southern California, Ian SUE WING, Boston Univ., Massachusetts, Dan WEI, and Misak AVETISYAN, Univ. Southern California, Los Angeles, USA

Discussant: Fernando DePAOLIS, Monterey Inst. International Studies, California, USA

Monday, 1:30–4:45 PM

Paper Session 2F ~

Residential Mobility

Chair: Simon CHOI, Southern California Assoc. Governments, Los Angeles, USA

1:30–2:15

Moving shop: Residential and business relocation by self-employed graduates

Sierdjan KOSTER and Viktor VENHORST, Univ. Groningen, The Netherlands

Discussant: Sofia TANO, Umeå Univ., Sweden

2:15–3:00

Residential and job mobility: Interregional variations and their interplay in U.S. metropolitan areas

Jae Hong KIM, Univ. California, Irvine, USA

Discussant: Svante MANDELL, Swedish National Road and Transport Research Inst., Sweden

3:00–3:15, Coffee Break

3:15–4:00

Is it wages or consumption: What drives families and households to move?

Martin KORPI, Stockholm School Economics, Sweden, and William A.V. CLARK, Univ. California, Los Angeles, USA

Discussant: Annekatrin NIEBUHR, Inst. Employment Research, Kiel, Germany

4:00–4:45

Residence, workplace, and commuter mode choices of Seoul’s dual-worker households

Myung-Jin JUN and Ki-Hyun KWON, Chung-Ang Univ., Korea

Discussant: Qisheng PAN, Texas Southern Univ., Houston, USA

Monday, 1:30–4:45 PM

Paper Session 2G ~

Location and Route Modeling

Chair: Alan T. MURRAY, Arizona State Univ., Tempe, USA

1:30–2:15

Spatial uncertainty challenges in location modeling with dispersion requirements

Ran WEI and Alan T. MURRAY, Arizona State Univ., Tempe, USA

Discussant: F. Antonio MEDRANO, Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA

2:15–3:00

An efficient heuristic for solving the Pareto-frontier of a bi-objective shortest path problem

F. Antonio MEDRANO and Richard L. CHURCH, Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA

Discussant: Daoqin TONG, Univ. Arizona, Tucson, USA

3:00–3:15, Coffee Break

3:15–4:00

Putting a price on politics as usual: Rural air transport in the United States

Tony H. GRUBESIC, Drexel Univ., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Alan T. MURRAY, Arizona State Univ., Tempe, and Timothy C. MATISZIW, Univ. Missouri, Columbia, USA

Discussant: Chaug-Ing HSU, National Chiao Tung Univ, Taiwan

4:00–4:45

Dynamic choice behavior of the passenger and the airline’s marketing strategy

Chaug-Ing HSU, National Chiao Tung Univ., Hui-Chieh LI, Ta Hwa Inst. Technology, and Tzu-Hsuan CHIANG, National Chiao Tung Univ., Taiwan

Discussant: Matthew R. NIBLETT, Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA

Monday, 1:30–4:45 PM

Paper Session 2H ~

Entrepreneurship and Small Business

Chair: Terry L. CLOWER, Univ. North Texas, Denton, USA

1:30–2:15

The rise and fall of small businesses during economic development: Evidence from Chinese cities

Luisa Victoria Euse GIRALDO, Ana Isabel MORENO-MONROY, and Shu YU, Univ. Groningen, The Netherlands

Discussant: Wayan Widya ARSANA, Univ. Western Australia, Perth

2:15–3:00

The challenges facing local farms: A case study of Hawaii’s vegetable sector

Shawn ARITA, Dilini HEMACHANDRA, and PingSun LEUNG, Univ. Hawaii, Manoa, USA

Discussant: Donghwan AN, Seoul National Univ., Korea

3:00–3:15, Coffee Break

3:15–4:00

Localized competition in the knowledge spillover theory of entrepreneurship

Lawrence A. PLUMMER, Univ. Oklahoma, Norman, and Zoltan ACS, George Mason Univ., Fairfax, Virginia, USA

Discussant: Sergio J. REY, Arizona State Univ., Tempe, USA

4:00–4:45

Industrial structure and new firm formation: Shift-share decomposition and regional clustering

Maria PLOTNIKOVA and Andrew HENLEY, Aberystwyth University, Wales, United Kingdom

Discussant: Eveline VAN LEEUWEN, VU Univ., Amsterdam, The Netherlands

5:00–7:30 PM

Getis-Ord Lecture in Spatial Analysis

Chair: Arthur GETIS, San Diego State Univ., California, USA

Spatial Statistics: From Bristol to Santa Barbara

J. Keith ORD, Georgetown Univ., Washington, DC, USA

Discussant: Sergio J. REY, Arizona State Univ., Tempe, USA

A reception in the  will follow the lecture

All session attendees welcome!

Tuesday, February 26

8:00 AM–12:15 PM (and 2:15–6:00 PM),      Registration

8:30 AM–12:00 PM, Concurrent Sessions:

10:00–10:30 AM, Coffee Break

12:15–2:15 PM, Annual Banquet Luncheon

2:15–6:00 PM, Registration Continues

2:30–5:45 PM, Concurrent Sessions:

4:00–4:15 PM, Coffee Break

6:00–7:30 PM, President’s Reception

Tuesday, 8:30 AM–12:00 PM

Paper Session 3A ~

Areal Aggregations and Interactions:

Some Methodological Considerations

Chair: Alan T. MURRAY, Arizona State Univ., Tempe, USA

8:30–9:15

Measuring societal separation and segregation: Theoretical considerations and practical approaches

William A.V. CLARK, Univ. California, Los Angeles, USA, John OSTH, and Bo MALMBERG, Stockholm Univ., Sweden

Discussant: David A. PLANE, Univ. Arizona, Tucson, USA

9:15–10:00

Delineation of spatially integrated regions: An inter-person distance approach

Daoqin TONG, David A. PLANE, Univ. Arizona, Tucson, and Ting LEI, Univ. South Carolina, Columbia, USA

Discussant: Stuart SWEENEY, Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA

10:00–10:30, Coffee Break

10:30–11:15

Are non-contiguous administrative areas a feasible solution to the spatial delineation problem in the definition of internal migration?

Thomas NIEDOMYSL, Lund Univ., Urban FRANSSON, and Ulf ERNSTSON, Gothenburg Univ., Sweden

Discussant: K. Bruce NEWBOLD, McMaster Univ., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

11:15–12:00

An optimization model for the P-Compact-Regions Problem and its application to regional economic modeling

Wenwen LI, Arizona State Univ., Tempe, Richard L. CHURCH, and Michael F. GOODCHILD, Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA

Discussant: Tony H. GRUBESIC, Drexel Univ., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

 Tuesday, 8:30 AM–12:00 PM

Paper Session 3B ~

Evaluating Agricultural Threats

Chair: Shawn ARITA, Univ. Hawaii, Manoa, USA

8:30–9:15

An invasive-species subsidy and tournament under uncertainty

Yanxu LIU and Arthur CAPLAN, Utah State Univ., Logan, USA

Discussant: Chang K. SEUNG, National Marine Fisheries Service, Seattle, USA

9:15–10:00

Factor scarcity and its implications for agricultural trade: The case of the fresh fruit and vegetable sectors in Hawai’i

Dilini HEMACHANDRA, Univ. Hawaii, Manoa, USA

Discussant: Zuzana MACUCHOVA, Univ. Dalarna, Sweden

10:00–10:30, Coffee Break

10:30–11:15

The impact of climate change on agriculture in the southwest United States: The Ricardian approach revisited

Sandy DALL’ERBA and Francina DOMINGUEZ, Univ. Arizona, Tucson, USA

Discussant: Philip WATSON, Univ. Idaho, Moscow, USA

11:15–12:00

A regional evaluation of economies of scope in the context of technical inefficiency: An empirical application to rice and vegetable farms in Korea

Kwansoo KIM and Donghwan AN, Seoul National Univ., Korea

Discussant: Nobuaki HAMAGUCHI, Kobe Univ., Japan

 Tuesday, 8:30 AM–12:00 PM

Paper Session 3C ~

Topics in Regional Science

Chair: Jack OSMAN, San Francisco State Univ., California, USA

8:30–9:15

Geography and the redirection of civilization: The role of “water autonomy” and “disease security”

Christian WELZEL, Leuphana Univ., Lüneburg, Germany

Discussant: Roger R. STOUGH, George Mason Univ., Fairfax, Virginia, USA

9:15–10:00

Measuring insularity as a state of nature

Anna Maria PINNA and Vania LICIO, Univ. Cagliari, Italy

Discussant: Gordon F. MULLIGAN, Univ. Arizona, Tucson, USA

10:00–10:30, Coffee Break

10:30–11:15

Regional engagement or knowledge commercialization? A comparison of university faculty norms in the U.S. and Europe

Harvey GOLDSTEIN, MODUL Univ., Vienna, Edward BERGMAN, and Gunther MAIER, Vienna Univ., Austria

Discussant: Roger R. STOUGH, George Mason Univ., Fairfax, Virginia, USA

11:15–12:00

Collaboration networks in regional science: An analysis of co-authorship patterns in the International Regional Science Review, 1975–2011

Neil REID, Univ. Toledo, Bruce W. SMITH, Bowling Green State Univ., Paula ROSS, and Michael MOORE, Univ. Toledo, Ohio, USA

Discussant: Euijune KIM, Seoul National Univ., Korea

 Tuesday, 8:30 AM–12:00 PM

Paper Session 3D ~

Remote Regions I:

Changing Mobility in Northern Sparsely Populated Areas

Chair: Lee HUSKEY, Univ. Alaska, Anchorage, USA

8:30–9:15

Arctic diasporas and potentials for two-way mobility

Rasmus Ole RASMUSSEN, Nordregio, Sweden

Discussant: Ken COATES, Univ. Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada

9:15–10:00

Gendered analysis of migration trends in northern sparsely populated areas (NSPA)

Lisbeth Greve HARBO, Nordregio, Sweden

Discussant: Gérard DUHAIME, Univ. Laval, Canada

10:00–10:30, Coffee Break

10:30–11:15

Ageing, mobile population–Demographic challenges in the Northern sparsely populated areas of Europe

Johanna ROTO, Nordregio, Sweden

Discussant: Matthew BERMAN, Univ. Alaska, Anchorage, Alaska, USA

11:15–12:00

Uneven gender out-migration from rural areas: Unutilised potentials for women’s entrepreneurship?

Lise Smed OLSEN, Nordregio, Sweden

Discussant: Lee HUSKEY, Univ. Alaska, Anchorage, USA

  Tuesday, 8:30 AM–12:00 PM

Paper Session 3E ~

Urban Change and Structure

Chair: Tracy STOBBE, Trinity Western Univ.,

Langley, Canada

8:30–9:15

New economic indexes for Las Vegas, Nevada

Ryan T. KENNELLY, Univ. Nevada, Las Vegas, USA

Discussant: Thomas R. HARRIS, Univ. Nevada, Reno, USA

9:15–10:00

The effects of accessibility on urban spatial structure: The case of Seoul metropolitan region, Korea

Jae Ik KIM, Keimyung Univ., Myung-Jin JUN, Chung-Ang Univ., Jin-Hwi KWON, Busan Development Inst., and Hee-Jae KIM, Chung-Ang Univ., Korea

Discussant: Fredrik KOPSCH, Royal Inst. Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

10:00–10:30, Coffee Break

10:30–11:15

Economic relationships between urban employment centers: A directional density function approach

Steven G. CRAIG, Janet E. KOHLHASE, and Adam W. PERDUE, Univ. Houston, Texas, USA

Discussant: Qian AN, Univ. Southern California, Los Angeles, USA

11:15–12:00

Spatial autocorrelation in China’s urban growth patterns

Alexandra SCHAFFAR and Michel DIMOU, Univ. Toulon, France

Discussant: Sudhir K. THAKUR, California State Univ., Sacramento, USA

 Tuesday, 8:30 AM–12:00 PM

Paper Session 3F ~

Transportation, Environment, and Planning

 (co-organized with the International Association

for China Planning, IACP)

Organizer and Chair: Qisheng PAN,

Texas Southern Univ., Houston, USA

8:30–9:15

Variation in capitalization rate of transit accessibility: Technological difference or development context??

Ming ZHANG, Univ. Texas, Austin, USA, and Lanlan WANG, Central Univ. Finance and Economics, Beijing,

Discussant: Qisheng PAN, Texas Southern Univ., Houston, USA

9:15–10:00

Urban growth and transportation development patterns for China’s urban transition

Qisheng PAN, Texas Southern Univ., Houston, USA

Discussant: Ming ZHANG, Univ. Texas, Austin, USA

10:00–10:30, Coffee Break

10:30–11:15

The heterogeneous effects of gasoline taxes: Why where we live matters

Elisheba SPILLER, Resources for the Future, Washington, DC, and Heather M. STEPHENS, California State Univ., Long Beach, USA

Discussant: Rafael GARDUÑO RIVERA, Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas, Mexico

11:15–12:00

Neighborhood environment and health behavior in the Los Angeles area

His-Hwa HU, Joongkoo John CHO, Guoxiong HUANG, Frank WEN, Simon CHOI, Amy LIGHTSTONE, and Margaret SHIH, Southern California Assoc. Governments, Los Angeles, USA

Discussant: Dongkwan LEE, Ohio State Univ., Columbus, USA

 Tuesday, 8:30 AM–12:00 PM

Paper Session 3G ~

Local and Regional Economic Performance

Chair: William B. BEYERS, Univ. Washington, Seattle, USA

8:30–9:15

Endogeneity of casinos and crime and regional economy

Man-Keun KIM, Utah State Univ., Logan, Arwin PANG, Feng Chia Univ., Taiwan, and Wei BAO, Utah State Univ., Logan, USA

Discussant: Elizabeth A. MACK, Arizona State Univ., Tempe, USA

9:15–10:00

The socioeconomic and fiscal impact of legalized casino gambling

Mark W. NICHOLS and Mehmet Serkan TOSUN, Univ. Nevada, Reno, USA

Discussant: R. Pete PARCELLS, Whitman College, Walla Walla, Washington, USA

10:00–10:30, Coffee Break

10:30–11:15

What do million dollar facilities really do?

Carlianne PATRICK, Georgia State Univ., Atlanta, USA

Discussant: Karl GEISLER, Univ. Nevada, Reno, USA

11:15–12:00

Accessibility and market potential analysis

Johan KLAESSON, Johan P. LARSSON, and Therese NORMAN, Jönköping International Business School, Sweden

Discussant: Geoffrey J.D. HEWINGS, Univ. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, USA

 Tuesday, 8:30 AM–12:00 PM

Paper Session 3H ~

Spatial Models: Advances and Innovations

Chair: Arthur GETIS, San Diego State Univ., California, USA

8:30–9:15

A Bayesian approach to identifying and interpreting regional convergence clubs in Europe

Manfred M. FISCHER, Vienna Univ. Economics and Business, Austria, and James P. LeSAGE, Texas State Univ., San Marcos, USA

Discussant: Henk FOLMER, Univ. Groningen, The Netherlands

9:15–10:00

Fast algorithms for a space-time concordance measure

Sergio J. REY, Arizona State Univ., Tempe, USA

Discussant: James P. LeSAGE, Texas State Univ., San Marcos, USA

10:00–10:30, Coffee Break

10:30–11:15

Hedonic price models with omitted variables and measurement errors: A constrained autoregression-structural equation modeling approach with application to urban Indonesia

Yusep SUPARMAN, Univ. Padjadjaran, Indonesia, Henk FOLMER, Univ. Groningen, and Johan H.L. OUD, Radboud Univ., Nijmegen, The Netherlands

Discussant: Arthur GETIS, San Diego State Univ., California, USA

11:15–12:00

Public school consolidation: A partial observability spatial bivariate probit model

David M. BRASINGTON and Olivier PARENT, Univ. Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

Discussant: David P. McARTHUR, Univ. Oslo, Norway

Tuesday, 12:15–2:15 PM

Annual Banquet Luncheon

(For all registered and paid participants; tickets required)

Chair: Kingsley E. HAYNES

George Mason Univ., Fairfax, Virginia, USA

and 32^nd WRSA President (1991–1992)

Announcements:

Rachel FRANKLIN, WRSA Executive Director

The Springer-Verlag Prize

Euijune KIM and Janet E. KOHLHASE

Editors, The Annals of Regional Science

The 27^th Charles M. Tiebout Prize

Presented by: Henk FOLMER

2012–2013 Reading Committee

Presidential Address:

A Brief History of Time, Space, and Growth:

Waldo Tobler’s First Law of Geography Revisited

Hans WESTLUND, 54^th WRSA President (2013–2014)

Discussant:

Waldo TOBLER, Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA

Tuesday, 2:30–5:45 PM

Paper Session 4A ~

Natural Resource and Land Use Management

Chair: Paul POLZIN, Univ., Montana, Missoula, USA

2:30–3:15

Exploring the resilience of industrial ecosystems

Junming ZHU, Univ. Maryland, College Park, and Matthias RUTH, Northeastern Univ., Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Discussant: Richard L. CHURCH, Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA

3:15–4:00

Adaptation to flooding in urban areas: An economic analysis

Eric J. HEIKKILA and Mylinh HUANG, Univ. Southern California, Los Angeles, USA

Discussant: Matthias RUTH, Northeastern Univ., Boston, Massachusetts, USA

4:00–4:15, Coffee Break

4:15–5:00

Structure of fisher (Martes pennanti) habitat in a managed forest in an interior Northern California coast range habitat

Matthew R. NIBLETT, Stuart SWEENEY, Richard L. CHURCH, Univ. California, Santa Barbara, and Klaus BARBER, U.S. Forest Service, USA

Discussant: Junming ZHU, Univ. Maryland, College Park, USA

5:00–5:45

Estimating confidence intervals for regional economic impacts from recreational fishing expenditures in southern Alaska

Chang K. SEUNG and Daniel K. LEW, National Marine Fisheries Service, Seattle, USA

Discussant: Steve PIPER, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Denver, Colorado, USA

Tuesday, 2:30–5:45 PM

Paper Session 4B ~

Communications and Economic Development

Chair: Daniel ARRIBAS-BEL, VU Univ., Amsterdam,

The Netherlands

2:30–3:15

Technology corridors and local economic development

Jaewon LIM, Univ. Nevada, Las Vegas, Lay James GIBSON, and Vera PAVLAKOVICH-KOCHI, Univ. Arizona, Tucson, USA

Discussant: Harvey GOLDSTEIN, MODUL Univ., Vienna, Austria

3:15–4:00

Economics of broadband internet subscriptions

Peter STENBERG, Economic Research Service, Washington, DC, USA

Discussant: Terry L. CLOWER, Univ. North Texas, Denton, USA

4:00–4:15, Coffee Break

4:15–5:00

Broadband internet and new firm formation: A U.S. perspective

Jitendra PARAJULI and Kingsley E. HAYNES, George Mason Univ., Fairfax, Virginia, USA

Discussant: Ki-Hyun KWON, Chung-Ang Univ., Korea

5:00–5:45

An econometric approach to evaluate regional variations in broadband linkages to knowledge intensive firms

Elizabeth A. MACK and Sergio J. REY, Arizona State Univ., Tempe, USA

Discussant: Yuting HOU, Univ. Southern California, Los Angeles, USA

Tuesday, 2:30–5:45 PM

Paper Session 4C ~

Location and Service Provision

Chair: Katsuhiro SAKURAI, Rissho Univ., Japan

2:30–3:15

Expanding fire station service provision

Alan T. MURRAY, Arizona State Univ., Tempe, USA

Discussant: Srinath RAVULAPARTHY, Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA

3:15–4:00

Location theory of public enterprises

Xiao FENG, Tongji Univ., Shanghai, China, and Peter FRIEDRICH, Univ. Tartu, Estonia

Discussant: Jing YAO, Arizona State Univ., Tempe, USA

4:00–4:15, Coffee Break

4:15–5:00

Some spatial aspects of long-term care provision and ageing in Norway

David P. McARTHUR, Trond TJERBO, and Terje P. HAGEN, Univ. Oslo, Norway

Discussant: Johan P. LARSSON, Jönköping International Business School, Sweden

5:00–5:45

Evaluation of health care facility locations: A case study in rural Mozambique

Jing YAO and Alan T. MURRAY, Arizona State Univ., Tempe, USA

Discussant: Myrna L. SASTRÉ GUTIÉRREZ, Univ. Coahuila, Mexico

Tuesday, 2:30–5:45 PM

Paper Session 4D ~

Remote Regions II:

Economic Development of the North

Chair: Andrew TAYLOR, Charles Darwin Univ., Australia

2:30–3:15

Economic stratification and living conditions in the Canadian arctic

Gérard DUHAIME and Roberson EDOUARD, Univ. Laval, Canada

Discussant: Lise Smed OLSEN, Nordregio, Sweden

3:15–4:00

Reverse cannot befall that fine prosperity? Revenue and resources around the Circumpolar North

Lee HUSKEY, Univ. Alaska, Anchorage, USA, and Chris SOUTHCOTT, Lakehead Univ., Canada

Discussant: Rasmus Ole RASMUSSEN, Nordregio, Sweden

4:00–4:15, Coffee Break

4:15–5:00

An idea whose time has come?: Importing natural gas to Alaska

Greg PROTASEL, Univ. Alaska, Anchorage, USA

Discussant: Gary WILSON, Univ. Northern British Columbia, Canada

5:00–5:45

When the globe was not flat: How World War II changed the world’s economic, political and strategic shape for the first time

Terrence COLE, Univ. Alaska, Fairbanks, USA

Discussant: Andrew TAYLOR, Charles Darwin Univ., Australia

Tuesday, 2:30–5:45 PM

Paper Session 4E ~

Housing and Land Markets

Chair: Theodore LANE, Thomas Lane & Associates,

Seattle, WA, USA

2:30–3:15

Intra-metropolitan housing supply elasticity in Australia

Ralph B. McLAUGHLIN, San José State Univ., California, USA, Anthony SORENSEN, and Sonya GLAVAC, Univ. New England, Armidale, Australia

Discussant: Jae Ik KIM, Keimyung Univ., Daegu, Korea

3:15–4:00

Transient vacation rentals (STRs) on Oahu

Thomas LOUDAT, TAL Assoc., Honolulu, Hawaii, and Prahlad KASTURI, Radford Univ., Virginia, USA

Discussant: Kh. Md. NAHIDUZZAMAN, King Fahd Univ. Petroleum and Minerals, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia

4:00–4:15, Coffee Break

4:15–5:00

Land development, search frictions, and city structure

Yasuhiro SATO, Osaka Univ., Japan, and Wei XIAO, Stockholm Univ., Sweden

Discussant: Anthony SORENSEN, Univ. New England, Armidale, Australia

5:00–5:45

Promises at the crossroads: Mixed results in the urban sampling of an expanding municipality

Larry KLEITCHES, Kelly LANGE, Robinson W. SUDAN, and Kyle FURTWANGLER, Texas State Univ., San Marcos, USA

Discussant: Ran WEI, Arizona State Univ., Tempe, USA

 Tuesday, 2:30–5:45 PM

Paper Session 4F ~

Determinants of Housing Values and Rents

Chair: Stephen BROWN, Univ. Nevada, Las Vegas, USA

2:30–3:15

The impacts of oil and gas pipelines on urban residential property values: A case study in Houston

Qisheng PAN and Rickenson DANIEL, Texas Southern Univ., Houston, USA

Discussant: Myung-Jin JUN, Chung-Ang Univ., Korea

3:15–4:00

Determinants of apartment rents in the Seoul metropolitan region: Spatial econometric approaches

Hee-Jae KIM and Myung-Jin JUN, Chung-Ang Univ., Korea

Discussant: Jinwon BAE, Univ. Arizona, Tucson, USA

4:00–4:15, Coffee Break

4:15–5:00

Measuring the impacts of light rail transit on housing prices: An application of spatial econometrics

Heonsoo PARK, Chung-Ang Univ., Korea

Discussant: David M. BRASINGTON, Univ. Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

5:00–5:45

Linkages of academic performance of high schools with housing prices and migration in the metropolitan areas of Korea

Yoojin YI, Euijune KIM, and Eunjin CHOI, Seoul National Univ., Korea

Discussant: Jae Hong KIM, Univ. California, Irvine, USA

Tuesday, 6:00–7:30 PM

President’s Reception

For all participants and accompanying persons

Wednesday, February 27

7:30 AM–12:15 PM, Registration

8:00 or 8:45 AM–12:15 PM, Concurrent Sessions:

9:30–10:00 AM, Coffee Break

12:15–1:30 PM, Lunch Break (On your own this day)

1:30–5:00 PM, Concurrent Sessions:

3:00–3:30 PM, Coffee Break

(5:00 PM, End of Conference)

 Wednesday, 8:00 AM–12:15 PM

Paper Session 5A ~

Cities and Urban Communities

Chair: Alexandra SCHAFFAR, Univ. Toulon, France

8:00–8:45

Projecting small area population size and components

Simon CHOI, Southern California Assoc. Governments, Los Angeles, USA

Discussant: Don MAR, San Francisco State Univ., California, USA

8:45–9:30

A note on commuting times and city size: Testing variances as well as means

Qian AN, James E. MOORE II, and Peter GORDON, Univ. Southern California, Los Angeles, USA

Discussant: Andy KRAUSE, Univ. Washington, Seattle, USA

9:30–10:00, Coffee Break

10:00–10:45

City relocation and potential wealth loss: A method of measurement and an empirical test

Fredrik KOPSCH, Royal Inst. Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

Discussant: Alexandra SCHAFFAR, Univ. Toulon, France

10:45–11:30

Climate and urban growth in France: 1982–2008

Alexandra SCHAFFAR and Michel DIMOU, Univ. Toulon, France

Discussant: Christian WELZEL, Leuphana Univ., Lüneburg, Germany

11:30–12:15

Macro-level analysis of the impacts of urban factors on traffic crashes: A case study of central Ohio

Dongkwan LEE, Jean-Michel GULDMANN, and Burkhard VON RABENAU, Ohio State Univ., Columbus, USA

Discussant: Yanxu LIU, Utah State Univ., Logan, USA

Wednesday, 8:45 AM–12:15 PM

Panel Session 5B ~

A Debate on the Welfare Effects of ‘Smart Growth’ Suburbanization Regulations

Chair and Organizer: Claude GRUEN, Gruen Gruen + Associates, San Francisco, California, USA

An important element in the doctrine of smart growth with regard to the regulation of suburban development is the belief that land use regulations should prohibit low density, unconnected residential development and facilitate compact development. Inevitably, the word “sprawl” is used as a pejorative in the description of smart growth by its advocates.

The debate will start off by with a smart growth speaker, followed by “cross examination” by one of the anti-smart growth speakers. Next, the first “anti-smart growth” speaker will give his constructive talk, followed with a cross examination by the first pro-smart growth speaker, and so on.

Pro-‘Smart Growth’ Regulations:

John I. CARRUTHERS, George Washington Univ., Washington, DC, USA

Eric HEIKKILA, Univ. Southern California, Los Angeles, USA

Anti-‘Smart Growth’ Regulations:

Myung-Jin JUN, Chung-Ang Univ., Korea

Ralph B. McLAUGHLIN, San Jose State Univ., California, USA

Wednesday, 8:00–11:30 AM

Paper Session 5C ~

Human Capital I

Chair: Jouke VAN DIJK, Univ. Groningen, The Netherlands

8:00–8:45

The roles of age at arrival, education, and country of origin in the economic assimilation of U.S. immigrants: The evidence from merged 2005–2007 ACS data

K. Bruce NEWBOLD and Ting HUANG, McMaster Univ., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Discussant: Rachel S. FRANKLIN, Brown Univ., Providence, Rhode Island, USA

8:45–9:30

Human capital interstate migration in the USA: Evidence from the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System

Alessandra FAGGIAN, Ohio State Univ., Columbus, and Rachel S. FRANKLIN, Brown Univ., Providence, Rhode Island, USA

Discussant: Jouke VAN DIJK, Univ. Groningen, The Netherlands

9:30–10:00, Coffee Break

10:00–10:45

Location and wage dynamics of university graduates: An urban advantage?

Lina AHLIN, Martin ANDERSSON, Lund Univ., and Per THULIN, Royal Inst. Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

Discussant: Stefan LEKNES, Norwegian Univ. Science and Technology, Trondheim

10:45–11:30

Regional clustering of human capital: School grades and the migration of university graduates

Sofia TANO, Umeå Univ., Sweden

Discussant: Alessandra FAGGIAN, Ohio State Univ., Columbus, USA

Wednesday, 8:00 –11:30 AM

Paper Session 5D ~

Remote Regions III:

Population Change in Remote Areas

Chair: Greg PROTASEL, Univ. Alaska, Anchorage, USA

8:00–8:45

The gendered demography of mega project construction in remote areas: Policy implications

Andrew TAYLOR, Charles Darwin Univ., Australia

Discussant: Johanna ROTO, Nordregio, Sweden

8:45–9:30

When mobile labour meet locally based labour

Rasmus Ole RASMUSSEN, Nordregio, Sweden

Discussant: Greg PROTASEL, Univ. Alaska, Anchorage, USA

9:30–10:00, Coffee Break

10:00–10:45

Capital cities in Canada’s north and peripheral small provincial capitals: A comparative analysis

Pierre-Marcel DESJARDINS, Univ. Moncton, Canada

Discussant: Terrence COLE, Univ. Alaska, Fairbanks, USA

10:45–11:30

Climate change and adaptation to climate mitigation policy in remote rural regions

Matthew BERMAN, Univ. Alaska, Anchorage, USA

Discussant: Lisbeth Greve HARBO, Nordregio, Sweden

Wednesday, 8:00–11:30 AM

Paper Session 5E ~

Regional Economies: Trends and Interactions

Chair: Gary TOMPKINS, Univ. Regina, Canada

8:00–8:45

Urban-rural interactions in Europe: A spatial assessment at different levels

Eveline VAN LEEUWEN and Daniel ARRIBAS-BEL, VU Univ., Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Discussant: Sandy DALL’ERBA, Univ. Arizona, Tucson, USA

8:45–9:30

Recent studies in regional urban systems in India: Trends, patterns, and implications

Sudhir K. THAKUR, California State Univ., Sacramento, USA

Discussant: Amy C. ALEXANDER, Georg-August-Univ., Göttingen, Germany

9:30–10:00, Coffee Break

10:00–10:45

When spatial equilibrium fails: Is place-based policy second best?

Mark D. PARTRIDGE, Ohio State Univ., Columbus, Dan S. RICKMAN, Oklahoma State Univ., Stillwater, USA, M. Rose OLFERT, Univ. Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada, and Ying TAN, Oklahoma State Univ., Stillwater, USA

Discussant: Max MUNDAY, Cardiff Univ., Wales, United Kingdom

10:45–11:30

The impact of private, public, and human capital on the U.S. states’ economies: Theory, extensions, and evidence

Sandy DALL’ERBA and Irving LLAMOSAS-ROSAS, Univ. Arizona, Tucson, USA

Discussant: Sofia WIXE, Jönköping International Business School, Sweden

11:30–12:15

Employment and population growth in Florida’s counties

Sooriyakumar KRISHNAPILLAI and John LEONARD, American Univ., Nigeria

                  Discussant: Dongwoo KANG, Univ. Arizona, Tucson, USA

Wednesday, 8:00–11:30 AM

Paper Session 5F ~

Trade Liberalization and Its Impacts

Chair: Kingsley E. HAYNES, George Mason Univ.,

Fairfax, Virginia, USA

8:00–8:45

Open trade, price supports, and regional price behavior in Mexican maize markets

Frank DAVENPORT, Doug STEIGERWALD, and Stuart SWEENEY, Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA

Discussant: Minshu DU, Univ. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

8:45–9:30

Regional economic analysis of internal migration in Mexico

Rafael GARDUÑO RIVERA, Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas, Mexico, Kathy BAYLIS, and Mary P. ARENDS-KUENNING, Univ. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, USA

Discussant: Lena C. BIRKELÖF, Umeå Univ., Sweden

9:30–10:00, Coffee Break

10:00–10:45

The rise of the East and the Far East: German labor markets and trade integration

Wolfgang DAUTH, IAB Inst. Employment Research, Germany, Sebastian FINDEISEN, Univ. Zurich, Switzerland, and Jens SUEDEKUM, Univ. Duisburg-Essen, Germany

Discussant: Andrew J. CASSEY, Washington State Univ., Pullman, USA

10:45–11:30

How thick is the border? The cost of shipping goods across the Canada-U.S. frontier, 1994–2009

W. Mark BROWN, Statistics Canada, Ottawa, Canada

Discussant: Ryan T. KENNELLY, Univ. Nevada, Las Vegas, USA

Wednesday, 8:00 AM–12:15 PM

Paper Session 5G ~

Planning, Land Use, and Transportation

Chair: Hiroyuki SHIBUSAWA,

Toyohashi Univ. Technology, Japan

8:00–8:45

Scientific reasoning and methods in urban planning

Tschangho John KIM, Univ. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, USA

Discussant: Douglas H. WRENN, Ohio State Univ., Columbus, USA

8:45–9:30

The comprehensive planning process: A path to participatory democracy in the 21st century

Alexandria M. WRIGHT, Univ. Northern Arizona, Flagstaff, USA

Discussant: Yongsung LEE, Georgia Inst. Technology, Atlanta, USA

9:30–10:00, Coffee Break

10:00–10:45

Complementarity between land use planning and pricing: Variations in cross-elasticities of transit ridership with respect to gasoline prices in U.S. urbanized areas

Yongsung LEE, Georgia Inst. Technology, Atlanta, and Bumsoo LEE, Univ. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, USA

Discussant: Ardeshir ANJOMANI, Univ. Texas, Arlington, USA

10:45–11:30

Evaluation of Japanese highway improvements in the 2000s: An approach from CGE analysis

Taka Aki OKUDA, Chubu Region Inst. Social and Economic Research, Japan

Discussant: Brian H.S. KIM, Seoul National Univ., Korea

11:30–12:15

How acculturation and neighborhood built environment influence physical activity levels?: The case of Korean immigrant women in King County, Washington

Sora BAEK, Christine BAE, and Anne Vernez MOUDON, Univ. Washington, Seattle, USA

Discussant: Tschangho John KIM, Univ. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, USA

Wednesday, 8:00 AM–12:15 PM

Paper Session 5H ~

Migration: Theory and Practice

Chair: William A.V. CLARK, Univ. California,

Los Angeles, USA

8:00–8:45

Lee’s migration theory: Pluses and minuses

Waldo TOBLER, Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA

Discussant: William A.V. CLARK, Univ. California, Los Angeles, USA

8:45–9:30

Spatial concentrations and determinants of the elderly population in the Seoul metropolitan area

Ji-Eun JEONG and Myung-Jin JUN, Chung-Ang Univ., Korea

Discussant: Martin KORPI, Stockholm School Economics, Sweden

9:30–10:00, Coffee Break

10:00–10:45

Organizationally-led migration, individual choice, and conventional models: Refugees to the U.S.

Tamar Mott FORREST and Lawrence A. BROWN, Ohio State Univ., Columbus, USA

Discussant: Thomas NIEDOMYSL, Lund Univ., Sweden

10:45–11:30

Young women and rural exodus–myths and realities: A case study of rural Sweden

Mats JOHANSSON and Daniel RAUHUT, Royal Inst. Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

Discussant: Joongkoo John CHO, Southern California Assoc. Governments, Los Angeles, USA

11:30–12:15

Extreme natural disaster and migration decisions: Empirical evidence from the Gulf of Mexico hurricanes, 2005

Seong Do YUN and Brigitte S. WALDORF, Purdue Univ., West Lafayette, Indiana, USA

Discussant: Tyler ROBERTS, Univ. Colorado, Boulder, USA

Wednesday, 1:30–5:00 PM

Paper Session 6A ~

Geographical Analysis of Housing and Land Markets

Chair: Neil REID, Univ. Toledo, Ohio, USA

1:30–2:15

Geographic and institutional factors in the U.S. housing bubble: The role of regulation, amenities, and taxation

Ralph B. McLAUGHLIN, San Jose State Univ., California, and Gordon F. MULLIGAN, Univ. Arizona, Tucson, USA

Discussant: Alexandria M. WRIGHT, Univ. Northern Arizona, Flagstaff, USA

2:15–3:00

Estimating housing price indices for ten Illinois Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs)

Esteban LOPEZ and Minshu DU, Univ. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Discussant: Gordon F. MULLIGAN, Univ. Arizona, Tucson, USA

3:00–3:30, Coffee Break

3:30–4:15

Exploring the re-urbanism hypothesis through an analysis of land market trends

Andy KRAUSE, Univ. Washington, Seattle, USA

Discussant: John I. CARRUTHERS, George Washington Univ., Washington, DC, USA

4:15–5:00

Through the crisis: The “plane of living” and the spatial disposition of housing values in the United States

John I. CARRUTHERS, George Washington Univ., Washington, DC, and Gordon F. MULLIGAN, Univ. Arizona, Tucson, USA

Discussant: Neil REID, Univ. Toledo, Ohio, USA

Wednesday, 1:30–5:00 PM

Paper Session 6B ~

Issues in Sustainable Energy

Chair: Tschangho John KIM, Univ. Illinois,

Urbana-Champaign, USA

1:30–2:15

Wind energy and economic development in poorer regions: What role for community benefits?

Gill BRISTOW, Richard COWELL, and Max MUNDAY, Cardiff Univ., Wales, United Kingdom

Discussant: Eric HEIKKILA, Univ. Southern California, Los Angeles, USA

2:15–3:00

Is renewable energy economically and environmentally effective in the Japanese economy?: Evidence from a CGE model

Yoji KUNIMITSU, National Agriculture and Food Research Org., Tsukuba, Japan

Discussant: Frank DAVENPORT, Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA

3:00–3:30, Coffee Break

3:30–4:15

An analysis of Hawaii’s solar tax credit incentive

Makena COFFMAN and Germaine SALIM, Univ. Hawaii, Manoa, USA

Discussant: Yoji KUNIMITSU, National Agriculture and Food Research Org., Tsukuba, Japan

4:15–5:00

High speed rail systems as sustainable transportation modes?: An assessment of the energy consumption and air pollution effects

Minsu SON, State Univ. New York, Buffalo, USA, and Brian H.S. KIM, Seoul National Univ., Korea

Discussant: Hee-Jae KIM, Chung-Ang Univ., Korea

Wednesday, 1:30–5:00 PM

Paper Session 6C ~

Human Capital II

Chair: Mats JOHANSSON, Royal Inst. Technology,

Stockholm, Sweden

1:30–2:15

Under-qualification as an opportunity for low-educated workers

Marije HAMERSMA, Arjen EDZES, and Jouke VAN DIJK, Univ. Groningen, The Netherlands

Discussant: Seong Do YUN, Purdue Univ., West Lafayette, Indiana, USA

2:15–3:00

Urbanity and education: Investigating amenity level differences across Norwegian regions

Fredrik CARLSEN and Stefan LEKNES, Norwegian Univ. Science and Technology, Trondheim

Discussant: Lawrence A. BROWN, Ohio State Univ., Columbus, USA

3:00–3:30, Coffee Break

3:30–4:15

Inter-regional recruitment of human capital to relocated governmental agencies: Is there a negative selection of skills?

Lena C. BIRKELÖF and Olle WESTERLUND, Umeå Univ., Sweden

Discussant: Ji-Eun JEONG, Chung-Ang Univ., Korea

4:15–5:00

Jobs or amenities: What determines the migration balance of cities?

Tanja BUCH, Inst. Employment Research, Kiel, Silke HAMANN, Inst. Employment Research, Stuttgart, Annekatrin NIEBUHR, Inst. Employment Research, Kiel, and Anja ROSSEN, Hamburg Inst. International Economics, Germany

Discussant: Waldo TOBLER, Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA

Wednesday, 1:30–5:00 PM

Panel Session 6D ~

Remote Regions IV:

The Forgotten North: The Politics of Northern Provinces

Chair: Ken COATES, Univ. Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada

This panel looks at the political and economic realities of the northern provinces in western Canada. These regions are economically very important to the provinces and the country, but have little practical political influence and considerable internal differences, including between Indigenous peoples and newcomers. The panelists will focus on such topics as health care, capacity building, resource development and multilevel governance systems, all in the context of the politics of Northern B.C., Northern Saskatchewan, and Northern Alberta.

Building a northern future: Capacity and regional development in the provincial North

Greg POELZER, Univ. Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada

The political economy of First Nations health care: The case of Peter Ballantyne Cree First Nation

Bonita BEATTY, Univ. Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada

3:00–3:30, Coffee Break

The North below the North: The significance of the provincial North in Canada

Ken COATES, Univ. Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada

The politics of global engagement: Positioning northern British Columbia in the world economy

Gary WILSON, Univ. Northern British Columbia, Canada

Wednesday, 1:30–5:00 PM

Paper Session 6E ~

Individual and Regional Productivity

Chair: Michel DIMOU, Univ. Toulon, France

1:30–2:15

Meet the stranger: The economic impact of loose social networks

Daniel ARRIBAS-BEL and Michiel GERRITSE, VU Univ., Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Discussant: Sierdjan KOSTER, Univ. Groningen, The Netherlands

2:15–3:00

Markets, productivity, and wages

Özge ÖNER, Jönköping International Business School, Sweden

Discussant: Wolfgang DAUTH, IAB Inst. Employment Research, Germany

3:00–3:30, Coffee Break

3:30–4:15

Regional wage disparities: The effects of human capital spillovers

Chenxi YU, Univ. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, USA

Discussant: Therese NORMAN, Jönköping International Business School, Sweden

4:15–5:00

An examination of spatial structure and labor productivity in the manufacturing sector of U.S. cities

Yuting HOU, Univ. Southern California, Los Angeles, USA

Discussant: Wei XIAO, Stockholm Univ., Sweden

Wednesday, 1:30–5:00 PM

Paper Session 6F ~

Industry and Firm Localization and Interdependence

Chair: Roger R. STOUGH, George Mason Univ.,

Fairfax, Virginia, USA

1:30–2:15

On the utility of Gibbs models for refined assessment of localization economies: An application to the Madrid electronics industry

Stuart SWEENEY, Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA, and Miguel GOMEZ-ANTONIO, Univ. Complutense, Madrid, Spain

Discussant: Jitendra PARAJULI, George Mason Univ., Fairfax, Virginia, USA

2:15–3:00

Simulating confidence for the Ellison-Glaeser Index

Andrew J. CASSEY and Ben O. SMITH, Washington State Univ., Pullman, USA

Discussant: Peter STENBERG, Economic Research Service, Washington, DC, USA

3:00–3:30, Coffee Break

3:30–4:15

Multi-dimensional variety and the effects on regional growth

Martin ANDERSSON, Lund Univ., and Sofia WIXE, Jönköping International Business School, Sweden

Discussant: Mark D. PARTRIDGE, Ohio State Univ., Columbus, USA

4:15–5:00

Exploring the spatial and temporal patterns of business concentration and dispersion: A case-study analysis for the County of Santa Barbara

Srinath RAVULAPARTHY, Konstadinos G. GOULIAS, Stuart SWEENEY, and Phaedon C. KYRIAKIDIS, Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA

Discussant: Johan KLAESSON, Jönköping International Business School, Sweden

(Conference ends at 5:00 PM)

Program Participant Locator

Session assignments are listed following each participant’s name:

1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E on Monday Morning

2A, 2B, 2C, 2D, 2E, 2F, 2G, 2H on Monday Afternoon

3A, 3B, 3C, 3D, 3E, 3F, 3G, 3H on Tuesday Morning

4A, 4B, 4C, 4D, 4E, 4F on Tuesday Afternoon

5A, 5B, 5C, 5D, 5E, 5F, 5G, 5H on Wednesday Morning

6A, 6B, 6C, 6D, 6E, 6F on Wednesday Afternoon

OS = Opening Session on Sunday Afternoon

WB = WRSA Board Meeting on Monday morning

GO = Getis-Ord Lecture in Spatial Analysis on Monday afternoon

AL = Annual Banquet Luncheon on Tuesday

Roman typeface (regular font) indicates a paper author, panelist, or speaker; Boldface indicates a session chair; Italics indicate a paper discussant.

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ACS, Z. (1B, 2H) zacs_at_gmu.edu

ADIBI, E. (2B) adibi_at_chapman.edu

AHLIN, L. (5C) lina.ahlin_at_circle.lu.se

ALEXANDER, A.C. (1E, 5E)                amy.catherine.alexander_at_gmail.com

AN, D. (2H, 3B) dha_at_snu.ac.kr

AN, Q. (3E, 5A) qan_at_usc.edu

ANDERSSON, M. (1B, 2C, 5C, 6F)     martin.andersson_at_circle.lu.se

ANDERSSON, R. (1C)

ANJOMANI, A. (2D, 5G) anjomani_at_uta.edu

ARENDS-KUENNING, M.P. (5F)

ARITA, S. (2H, 3B) aritas_at_hawaii.edu

ARRIBAS-BEL, D. (4B, 5E, 6E) darribas_at_feweb.vu.nl

ARSANA, W.W. (1A, 2H) 20703217_at_student.uwa.edu.au

AVETISYAN, M. (2E)

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BAE, C. (WB, 5G) cbae_at_u.washington.edu

BAE, J. (4F)

BAEK, S. (5G)

BAILLY, A. (1E) antoine.bailly_at_unige.ch

BAO, W. (3G)

BARBER, K. (4A)

BAYCAN, T. (1B, 2C) tuzinbaycan_at_gmail.com

BAYLIS, K. (5F)

BEATTY, B. (6D)

BECERRA, I. (1A)

BERGMAN, E. (3C)

BERMAN, M. (3D, 5D)

BEYERS, W.B. (1C, 3G) beyers_at_u.washington.edu

BIRKELÖF, L.C. (5F, 6C) lena.birkelof_at_econ.umu.se

BRANDT, D. (1D)

BRASINGTON, D.M. (3H, 4F) brasindd_at_ucmail.uc.edu

BRISTOW, G. (6B)

BROWN, L.A. (5H, 6C) brown.8_at_osu.edu

BROWN, S. (2B, 4F) spa.brown_at_unlv.edu

BROWN, W.M. (1C, 5F) mark.brown_at_statcan.gc.ca

BUCH, T. (6C)

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CAPLAN, A. (3B)

CARBONARA, N. (1B)

CARLSEN, F. (1D, 6C)

CARROLL, M.C. (2E) mcarrol_at_bgsu.edu

CARRUTHERS, J.I. (WB, 5B, 6A, 6A) jic_at_gwu.edu

CASSEY, A.J. (5F, 6F) cassey_at_wsu.edu

CHIANG, T.-H. (2G)

CHO, J. (3F, 5H) joongkoo.cho_at_gmail.com

CHOI, E. (4F)

CHOI, S. (2F, 3F, 5A) choi_at_scag.ca.gov

CHUNG, H.-W. (2D)

CHURCH, R.L. (WB, 2G, 3A, 4A, 4A) church_at_geog.ucsb.edu

CLARK, W.A.V. (2F, 3A, 5H, 5H) wclark_at_geog.ucla.edu

CLOWER, T. (WB, 2H, 4B) tclower_at_unt.edu

COATES, K. (3D, 6D, 6D)

COFFMAN, M. (2E, 6B) makenaka_at_hawaii.edu

COLE, T. (4D, 5D)

COREY, K.E. (1E) kenneth.corey_at_ssc.msu.edu

COWELL, R. (6B)

CRAIG, S.G. (3E)

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DALL’ERBA, S. (WB, 3B, 5E, 5E) dallerba_at_email.arizona.edu

DANIEL, R. (4F)

DAUTH, W. (5F, 6E) wolfgang.dauth_at_iab.de

DAVENPORT, F. (5F, 6B) frank.davenport_at_gmail.com

DE CASTRO ARAUJO, V. (1B, 2C) venezianoa_at_gmail.com

DEPAOLIS, F. (1C, 2E) fdepaolis_at_miis.edu

DESJARDINS, P.-M. (5D)

DIMOU, M. (3E, 5A, 6E) dimou_at_univ-tln.fr

DOMINGUEZ, F. (3B)

DU, M. (5F, 6A) mdu3_at_illinois.edu

DUHAIME, G. (3D, 4D)

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EDOUARD, R. (4D)

EDZES, A. (6C)

ERNSTSON, U. (3A)

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FAGGIAN, A. (WB, 5C, 5C) faggian.1_at_osu.edu

FARRELL, L.M. (1E) lmf71645_at_hotmail.com

FENG, X. (4C)

FINDEISEN, S. (5F)

FISCHER, M.M. (3H)

FOLMER, H. (WB, 3H, 3H, AL) h.folmer_at_rug.nl

FORREST, T.M. (5H)

FRANKLIN, R.S. (WB, AL, 5C, 5C) rachel_franklin_at_brown.edu

FRANSSON, U. (3A)

FRIEDRICH, P. (2C, 4C) peter.friedrich_at_ut.ee

FURTWANGLER, K. (4E)

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GARCIA, R. (1B)

GARDUÑO RIVERA, R. (3F, 5F) rafael.garduno_at_cide.edu

GEISLER, K. (1D, 3G) karlrgeisler_at_gmail.com

GERÓNIMO ANTONIO, V.M. (1A)

GERRITSE, M. (6E)

GETIS, A. (WB, GO, 3H, 3H) getis_at_mail.sdsu.edu

GIBSON, L.J. (OS, WB, 4B) ljgibson_at_cals.arizona.edu

GIRALDO, L.V.E. (2H)

GLAVAC, S. (4E)

GOLDSTEIN, H. (3C, 4B) harvey.goldstein_at_modul.ac.at

GOMEZ-ANTONIO, M. (6F)

GOODCHILD, M.F. (3A)

GORDON, P. (WB, 5A)

GOULIAS, K.G. (6F)

GRUBESIC, T.H. (2G, 3A) ahg32_at_drexel.edu

GRUEN, C. (5B) cgruen_at_ggassoc.com

GRUEN, N. (2A) ngruen_at_ggassoc.com

GULDMANN, J.-M. (5A)

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HAGEN, T.P. (4C)

HAMAGUCHI, N. (2A, 3B) hamaguchi_at_rieb.kobe-u.ac.jp

HAMANN, S. (6C)

HAMERSMA, M. (6C)

HAMMOND, G. (1A, 2B) ghammond_at_email.arizona.edu

HARBO, L.G. (3D, 5D)

HARRIS, T.R. (1E, 3E) harris_at_unr.edu

HAYNES, K.E. (WB, AL, 4B, 5F) khaynes_at_gmu.edu

HEIKKILA, E.J. (4A, 5B, 6B) heikkila_at_sppd.usc.edu

HEMACHANDRA, D. (1C, 2H, 3B) dilinisp_at_gmail.com

HENLEY, A. (2H)

HEWINGS, G.J.D. (WB, 3G) hewings_at_illinois.edu

HIGANO, Y. (1C) higano_at_jsrsai.envr.tsukuba.ac.jp

HONG, J. (2A, 2A) jinhyun.h_at_gmail.com

HOU, Y. (4B, 6E) yutingho_at_usc.edu

HSU, C.-I. (2G, 2G) cinghsu_at_gmail.com

HU, H.-H. (3F)

HUANG, G. (3F)

HUANG, M. (4A)

HUANG, T. (5C)

HUSKEY, L. (3D, 3D, 4D) aflh_at_uaa.alaska.edu

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IIZUMI, T. (2A)

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JEONG, J.-E. (5H, 6C) girlsla_at_hanmail.net

JIENWATCHARAMONGKHOL, V. (1B, 2C)   viroj.jienwatcharamongkhol_at_nek.lu.se

JOHANSSON, B. (WB, 2C)

JOHANSSON, M. (5H, 6C) mats.johansson_at_abe.kth.se

JOHANSSON, S. (2C)

JUN, M.-J. (2F, 3E, 4F, 4F, 5B, 5H) mjjun1_at_cau.ac.kr

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KASTURI, P. (2D, 4E) pkasturi_at_radford.edu

KENNELLY, R.T. (3E, 5F) ryan.kennelly_at_unlv.edu

KIM, B.H.S. (5G, 6B) briankim66_at_snu.ac.kr

KIM, E. (WB, 3C, AL, 4F) euijune_at_snu.ac.kr

KIM, H.-J. (3E, 4F, 6B) irex1_at_naver.com

KIM, J.H. (2F, 4F) jaehk6_at_uci.edu

KIM, J.I. (2D, 3E, 4E) kji_at_gw.kmu.ac.kr

KIM, K. (3B)

KIM, M.-K. (1C, 3G) mk.kim_at_usu.edu

KIM, T.J. (5G, 5G, 6B) tjohnkim_at_illinois.edu

KLAESSON, J. (3G, 6F) johan.klaesson_at_jibs.hj.se

KLEITCHES, L. (1E, 4E) lk1163_at_txstate.edu

KOHLHASE, J.E. (WB, 2D, 3E, AL) jkohlhase_at_uh.edu

KOPSCH, F. (3E, 5A) fredrik.kopsch_at_abe.kth.se

KORPI, M. (2F, 5H) martin.korpi_at_hhs.se

KOSTER, S. (1B, 2F, 6E) sierdjan.koster_at_rug.nl

KRAUSE, A. (5A, 6A) alkrause_at_uw.edu

KRISHNAPILLAI, S. (5E) sooriyakumar.krishna_at_aun.edu.ng

KUNIMITSU, Y. (2A, 6B, 6B) ykuni_at_affrc.go.jp

KWON, J.-H. (3E)

KWON, K.-H. (2F, 4B) gbs14ann_at_naver.com

KYRIAKIDIS, P.C. (6F)

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LANE, T. (4E) ted_at_thomaslaneassoc.com

LANGE, K. (4E)

LARIJANI, P.N. (2C)

LARSSON, J.P. (1D, 3G, 4C) johan.p.larsson_at_jibs.hj.se

LEE, B. (5G)

LEE, D. (3F, 5A) lee.3018_at_buckeyemail.osu.edu

LEE, Y. (5G, 5G) yongsung.lee_at_gatech.edu

LEI, T. (3A)

LEKNES, S. (5C, 6C) stefan.leknes_at_svt.ntnu.no

LEONARD, J. (5E)

LESAGE, J.P. (3H, 3H) jlesage_at_spatial-econometrics.com

LEUNG, P. (2H)

LEW, D.K. (4A)

LI, H.-C. (2G)

LI, W. (3A)

LICIO, V. (3C)

LIGHTSTONE, A. (3F)

LIM, J. (2D, 4B) jaewon.lim_at_unlv.edu

LIN, T.-W. (1C)

LIU, Y. (3B, 5A) yanxu.l_at_aggiemail.usu.edu

LLAMOSAS-ROSAS, I. (1E, 5E) llamosas_at_email.arizona.edu

LÖÖF, H. (1B, 2C) hans.loof_at_abe.kth.se

LOPEZ, E. (6A) lopezoch_at_illinois.edu

LOUDAT, T. (4E)

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MACK, E.A. (3G, 4B) eamack1_at_asu.edu

MACUCHOVA, Z. (1D, 3B) zma_at_du.se

MAIER, G. (3C)

MALMBERG, B. (3A) bo.malmberg_at_humangeo.su.se

MANDAPAKA, P. (2D)

MANDELL, S. (1C, 2F) svante.mandell_at_vti.se

MAR, D. (1A, 5A) dmar_at_sfsu.edu

MASOUMAN, A. (1C, 2A) am983_at_uowmail.edu.au

MATISZIW, T.C. (2G)

MCARTHUR, D.P. (3H, 4C) d.p.mcarthur_at_medisin.uio.no

MCLAUGHLIN, R.B. (2D, 4E, 5B, 6A)               ralph.mclaughlin_at_sjsu.edu

MEDRANO, F.A. (2G, 2G) medrano_at_geog.ucsb.edu

MOILANEN, M. (2C)

MOORE, J.E. (5A) jmoore_at_usc.edu

MOORE, M. (3C)

MORENO-MONROY, A.I. (1D, 2H) a.i.moreno.monroy_at_rug.nl

MOUDON, A.V. (5G)

MULLIGAN, G.F. (3C, 6A, 6A) mulligan_at_email.arizona.edu

MUNDAY, M. (5E, 6B) mundaymc_at_cardiff.ac.uk

MURRAY, A.T. (WB, 2G, 2G, 3A, 4C) atmurray_at_asu.edu

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NAHIDUZZAMAN, K.M. (2D, 4E) nahid_at_kfupm.edu.sa

NAKAMURA, A. (2E)

NEWBOLD, K.B. (WB, 3A, 5C) newbold_at_mcmaster.ca

NIBLETT, M.R. (2G, 4A) mniblett_at_geog.ucsb.edu

NICHOLS, M.W. (1E, 2D, 3G)

NIEBUHR, A. (2F, 6C) annekatrin.niebuhr_at_iab.de

NIEDOMYSL, T. (3A, 5H) thomas.niedomysl_at_keg.lu.se

NORMAN, T. (3G, 6E) therese.norman_at_jibs.hj.se

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OKUDA, T.A. (2E, 5G) f43913a_at_nucc.cc.nagoya-u.ac.jp

OLFERT, M.R. (5E)

OLSEN, L.S. (3D, 4D)

ÖNER, Ö. (1A, 2C, 6E) ozge.oner_at_jibs.hj.se

ORD, J.K. (GO)

OSMAN, J. (WB, 3C) josman_at_sfsu.edu

ØSTBYE, S. (1B, 2C) stein.ostbye_at_uit.no

OSTH, J. (3A)

OUD, J.H.L. (3H)

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PAN, Q. (2F, 3F, 3F, 3F, 4F) pan_qs_at_tsu.edu

PANG, A. (3G) ywpang_at_fcu.edu.tw

PARAJULI, J. (4B, 6F) jparajul_at_masonlive.gmu.edu

PARCELLS, R.P. (WB, 2B, 3G) parcells_at_whitman.edu

PARENT, O. (3H)

PARK, H. (2A, 4F) heonsoo_at_cau.ac.kr

PARTRIDGE, M.D. (5E, 6F) partridge.27_at_osu.edu

PATRICK, C. (1C, 3G) cpatrick_at_gsu.edu

PAVLAKOVICH-KOCHI, V. (4B)

PERDUE, A.W. (3E)

PINNA, A.M. (1D, 3C) ampinna_at_gmail.com

PIPER, S. (2E, 4A) SPiper_at_usbr.gov

PLANE, D.A. (WB, 1A, 3A, 3A) plane_at_email.arizona.edu

PLOTNIKOVA, M. (1A, 2H) map26_at_aber.ac.uk

PLUMMER, L.A. (2H)

POELZER, G. (6D)

POLZIN, P. (2B, 4A) paul.polzin_at_business.umt.edu

PROTASEL, G. (4D, 5D, 5D) gp_at_uaa.alaska.edu

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RASMUSSEN, R.O. (3D, 4D, 5D)

RATTSØ, J. (1D)

RAUHUT, D. (5H)

RAVULAPARTHY, S. (4C, 6F) srinath_at_geog.ucsb.edu

REID, N. (3C, 6A, 6A) neil.reid_at_utoledo.edu

REY, S.J. (WB, 2H, GO, 3H, 4B) srey_at_asu.edu

RICHARDSON, H.W. (1A)

RICKMAN, D.S. (5E)

RIGBY, D.L. (OS) rigby_at_geog.ucla.edu

ROBERTS, T. (2A, 5H) tyler.roberts_at_colorado.edu

ROSE, A. (2E, 2E) adamzros_at_sppd.usc.edu

ROSS, P. (3C)

ROSSEN, A. (6C)

ROTO, J. (3D, 5D)

RUDHOLM, N. (1D)

RUTH, M. (WB, 2A, 4A, 4A) m.ruth_at_neu.edu

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SABIA, S. (1D)

SÁENZ VELA, H.M. (1A)

SAKURAI, K. (2E, 4C) k-sakurai_at_ris.ac.jp

SALIM, G. (6B)

SASTRÉ GUTIÉRREZ, M.L. (1A, 4C) myrna.sastre_at_gmail.com

SATO, Y. (4E)

SCHAFFAR, A. (3E, 5A, 5A, 5A) schaffar_at_univ-tln.fr

SEO, A. (2D)

SEUNG, C.K. (3B, 4A) chang.seung_at_noaa.gov

SHEN, Q. (2A)

SHIBUSAWA, H. (2E, 5G) hiro-shibu_at_tut.jp

SHIH, M. (3F)

SMITH, B.O. (6F)

SMITH, B.W. (3C)

SMITH, G. (1E)

SON, M. (6B)

SORENSEN, A. (4E, 4E) asorense_at_une.edu.au

SOUTHCOTT, C. (4D)

SPILLER, E. (3F)

STEIGERWALD, D. (5F)

STENBERG, P. (4B, 6F) stenberg_at_ers.usda.gov

STEPHENS, H.M. (1B, 3F) heather.stephens_at_csulb.edu

STOBBE, T. (3E) tracy.stobbe_at_twu.ca

STOKKE, H.E. (1D, 1D) hildegunn.stokke_at_svt.ntnu.no

STOUGH, R. (WB, 3C, 6F) rstough_at_gmu.edu

STROUP, J. (1E)

SUDAN, R.W. (4E)

SUE WING, I. (2E)

SUEDEKUM, J. (5F)

SUPARMAN, Y. (3H)

SWEENEY, S. (OS, 3A, 4A, 5F, 6F) sweeney_at_geog.ucsb.edu

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TAN, Y. (5E)

TANJI, H. (2E)

TANO, S. (2F, 5C) sofia.tano_at_econ.umu.se

TAVASSOLI, M.H. (1B, 2C) mohammad.hossein.tavassoli_at_bth.se

TAYLOR, A. (4D, 4D, 5D)

TAYLOR, R.G. (2E)

THAKUR, S.K. (3E, 5E) thakurs_at_saclink.csus.edu

THULIN, P. (5C)

TJERBO, T. (4C)

TOBLER, W. (AL, 5H, 6C) tobler_at_geog.ucsb.edu

TOMPKINS, G. (5E) gary.tompkins_at_uregina.ca

TONG, D. (2G, 3A) daoqin_at_email.arizona.edu

TOSUN, M.S. (3G) tosun_at_unr.edu

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VAN DIJK, J. (5C, 5C, 6C) jouke.van.dijk_at_rug.nl

VAN LEEUWEN, E. (2H, 5E) e.s.van.leeuwen_at_vu.nl

VENHORST, V. (2F)

VON RABENAU, B. (5A)

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WALDORF, B.S. (5H)

WALLIN, T. (1A, 2C) tina.wallin_at_jibs.hj.se

WANG, L. (3F)

WATSON, P. (2E, 3B) pwatson_at_uidaho.edu

WEI, D. (2E)

WEI, R. (2G, 4E) ranwei_at_asu.edu

WELZEL, C. (3C, 5A) cwelzel_at_gmail.com

WEN, F. (3F)

WESTERLUND, O. (6C)

WESTLUND, H. (WB, 1E, AL) hans.westlund_at_abe.kth.se

WILHELMSSON, M. (1C)

WILSON, G. (4D, 6D)

WILSON, M.I. (1E)

WIXE, S. (5E, 6F) sofia.wixe_at_jibs.hj.se

WOBBEKIND, R. (1E, 2B, 2B) richard.wobbekind_at_colorado.edu

WOLL, K. (2C)

WRENN, D.H. (2D, 5G) wrenn.7_at_buckeyemail.osu.edu

WRIGHT, A.M. (5G, 6A) alexandriaflag_at_aol.com

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XIAO, W. (4E, 6E) wei.xiao_at_ne.su.se

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YAO, J. (4C, 4C) jyao13_at_asu.edu

YEO, C.-H. (2D)

YI, Y. (4F)

YOKOZAWA, M. (2A)

YU, C. (1D, 6E) yu28_at_illinois.edu

YU, S. (2H)

YUN, S.D. (5H, 6C) yun16_at_purdue.edu

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ZHANG, M. (3F, 3F) zhangm_at_mail.utexas.edu

ZHU, J. (4A, 4A) jzhu1_at_umd.edu