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  • The Review of Regional Studies 40(3) is now online.  Click the link above for a list of articles.  You still need your username (generally your email address) and password to read this issue.  Very soon, when 41(1) is published, all issues will become free and open!

  • The 2012 Conference in Charlotte, NC drew a great crowd of 150 participants.  Nancy White (Bucknell) presented an eye-opening fellow's address on the impacts of Shale Gas drilling in Pennsylvania, and our Keynote plenary session presented by Tim Bartik (Upjohn Institute) on needed additions to Regional Science research for policy was similarly very enlightening. Doug Woodward (South Carolina) gave an interesting Presidential Address on Clusters and Economic Development Initiatives in the South.  We welcomed Dan Rickman (OK State, co-editor, Growth and Change) as incoming president, and he did a wonderful job as program chair. View pictures here on Google+, most are courtesy of Alexandra Tsvetkova (thanks!).

  • Christa Jensen at WVU was named the winner of the the 2012 Barry M. Moriarty Student Paper Competition Award, presented at our March, 2012 meetings in Charlotte.  Her winning paper was entitled “Examining Sub-national Hazardous Waste Flows in the United Kingdom: A Spatial Interaction Approach".

  • Mark Burkey of North Carolina A&T State University was named co-editor of The Review of Regional Studies, serving with Mike Lahr of Rutgers.  The Review will soon become an open access journal, and the editors are working on getting the journal indexed in RePEc.


  • James C. Hite on August 8, 2011. Dr. Hite was the 14th President of the SRSA, Alumni Distinguished Professor Emeritus of agricultural economics and retired Senior Fellow of the Strom Thurmond Institute.

  • Carlianne Patrick of the Department of Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics at The Ohio State University won the 2011 Barry M. Moriarty Student Paper Competition Award, presented at our March, 2011 meetings.  She presented her paper, “The Economic Development Incentives Game: An Imperfect Information, Heterogeneous Communities Approach”.

  • Andrew Isserman, noted Regional Scientist, passed away Thursday, November 4, 2010.

  • Gianmarco Ottaviano, is welcomed to The Journal of Regional Science editorial team.