Romanian Journal of Regional Science (95.5 kB) 

Romanian Journal of Regional Science is the official journal of the Romanian Regional Science Association, which is one of the national sections of the European Regional Science Association (ERSA) in Central and Eastern Europe. It is an open-access on-line journal, edited in English and has two issues per year. Romanian Journal of Regional Science is indexed in RePEc-IDEAS and DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) databases. It is a peer-review academic publication intended for professors, researchers and young scientists interested in the study of various issues of regional science. Prof. Daniela L. Constantin is the Director, assisted by an editorial board (conducted by Prof. Zizi Goschin) and an international advisory board.

Romanian Journal of Regional Science aims to contribute to the integration of the East-European regional scientists in the international regional science community, as well as to a stimulating exchange of ideas regarding regional science-related issues in Eastern and Western Europe and throughout the world. More details and instructions for authors can be found at:
http://www.rrsa.ro/rjrs

Papers in Regional Science
Papers in Regional Science is the official journal of the Regional Science Association International. It encourages high quality scholarship on a broad range of topics in the field of regional science. These topics include, but are not limited to, behavioral modeling of location, transportation, and migration decisions, land use and urban development, interindustry analysis, environmental and ecological analysis, resource management, urban and regional policy analysis, geographical information systems, and spatial statistics. The journal is now published by Blackwells.

Planning & Markets

Planning & Markets is a wholly electronic, fully refereed journal published on the World Wide Web. Planning & Markets is devoted to the study of planned interventions versus market approaches. Dramatic advances in communications technologies have speeded information exchange almost everywhere. A notable exception has been the exchange of ideas in planning, social sciences, and related fields. Planning & Markets is the first academic journal in its field to be edited, refereed, and published exclusively using the Internet and World Wide Web. Web visitors can subscribe directly from the Planning & Markets Web site.

Regional and Sectoral Economic Studies

Regional and Sectoral Economic Studies, RSES, is a journal published by the Euro-American Association of Economic Development Studies, focused to analyze economic development and employment in Europe, North America, Latin America and other areas, at regional and/or production sector level. Comparative studies of the evolution of several regions are particularly welcome, although the journal also publishes interesting articles related with the evolution of one particular region or economic sector. The Editorial Board is particularly interested in the publication of studies related to the role of education, scientific research, industry, tourism, trade and social services on regional economic development and encourages the submission of empirical contributions related with these subjects. The main language of the journal is English although a few articles may be published in other Euro-American languages. It is included in several selected indexes of academic research: Econ-Lit, IBSS, WebEc, Sosig and Ideas-Repec among others: http://www.usc.es/economet/eers.htm.

Regional Science and Urban Economics
Regional Science and Urban Economics exists to facilitate and encourage high quality scholarship on important theoretical and empirical issues in urban and regional research. Given a rapidly changing field, the Journal's emphasis is on microeconomic analyses of spatial phenomena. The Journal solicits original research contributions in spatial economics, economic geography, and related disciplines. The editors encourage the submission of theoretical and empirical contributions related to market organization in space, housing and labor markets, transportation, and local public economies.

Regional Studies

Regional Studies has developed an international reputation for the publication of original research and reviews on urban and regional development. The journal is of special interest to economists, geographers, sociologists, planners and policy-makers for its cross-disciplinary approach to topics such as industrial, retail and office location, labor markets, housing, migration, recreation, transport, communications and the evaluation of public policy. Regional Studies aims to be truly international in appeal.

The Review of Regional Studies

As new co-editors, Ronald Moomaw and Dan Rickman of Oklahoma State University invite regional science researchers to submit their manuscripts for publication consideration in The Review of Regional Studies. Starting with the 2003 issues, The Review will be published online and made available to those with subscriptions. In addition, submissions can be made online and most correspondence with the authors and referees will be conducted through e-mail. A revised and expanded editorial board will help facilitate a thorough and expeditious review process. To submit papers or find additional information about The Review, access the website at http://economy.okstate.edu/rrs. The Review of Regional Studies is the official journal of the Southern Regional Science Association.

Review of Urban and Regional Development Studies

The Review of Urban & Regional Development Studies (RURDS) is a semiannual, refereed journal published in English for the Applied Regional Science Conference in association with Tokyo International University and Showa Foundation for Economic Research. Articles in RURDS contain rigorous analysis and emphasize policy relevance and the operational aspects of academic disciplines, rather than primarily theoretical and methodological issues. The journal's readership is comprised of not only scholars but also planners, engineers and managers in government, business, and international agencies. Articles therefore focus on issues of immediate practical interest to those involved in policy formation and implementation.