ISSN 1090-4999
Vol. 35, Issue 1, 2005January 01, 2005 EDT
Commuting Impacts of Spatial Decentralization: A Comparison of Atlanta and Boston
Commuting Impacts of Spatial Decentralization: A Comparison of Atlanta and Boston
Articles in Vol. 35, Issue 1, 2005
Vol. 35, Issue 1, 2005
- Commuting Impacts of Spatial Decentralization: A Comparison of Atlanta and BostonJiawen Yang
- The Impact of Outsourcing on Efficiency in Rural and Nonrural School Districts: The Case of Pupil Transportation in MinnesotaSheryl S. LazarusGerard J. McCullough
- Cooperatives as a Community Development Strategy: Linking Theory and PracticeKimberly ZeuliJamie Redel
- A Perspective on Rural Tourism DevelopmentWilliam C. Gartner
- The Tourism Supply Linkage: Recreational Sites and their Related Natural AmenitiesDavid W. MarcouillerJeff Prey
- Analyzing the Effects of Amenities, Quality of Life Attributes and Tourism on Regional Economic Performance using Regression QuantilesRonald J. GundersonPin T. Ng
Yang, Jiawen. 2005. “Commuting Impacts of Spatial Decentralization: A Comparison of Atlanta and Boston.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 35 (1): 69–78.