Kingsley Eliot Haynes
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1176597 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Kingsley Eliot Haynes |
| NOMBRES | Kingsley Eliot |
| APELLIDO | Haynes |
| FIRMA | HAYNES K E |
| AFILIACIONES | George Mason University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1547-0198 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 36 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 165 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 36 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1970 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Limits on city size and related topics
Change in land use structure in urban China
Infrastructure and Regional Development
The relationship between infrastructure and regional development is an important public policy issue. It is central to decision‐making in relation to public investment in infrastructure improvements. Understanding the linkage between infrastructure and regional development requires not only knowledge of the impact mechanisms and appropriate economic theories, but also appreciation of geographic and spatial analysis. This survey of work on the rel…
Impact of high-speed rail on regional economic disparity in China
Public surface transportation and regional output
Impact of high speed rail on housing values
Transportation Capital in the United States
This study introduces a new general equilibrium approach to evaluate economic impact of public transportation capital stock in the United States. By treating public transportation capital as separated factor accounts, the model enables us to assess the economic impact of public transportation stock for four modes: road, air, transit, and water transportation. The study provides a direct and easy way for policy maker and transportation planning pr…
Sustainable transportation institutions and regional evolution
Regional labour markets in transition
Regional labour markets in transition
Blueprints
In this note the artist and his collaborators describe the process behind Blueprints, an ongoing body of work composed of abstract blue ballpoint pen ink drawings on found plotter paper, accompanied by a digitally manipulated, ambient-style soundtrack. The soundtrack is created from the sounds of the ballpoint pen's strokes marking the surface of the plotter paper. The artist also reflects on his concerns regarding the practice and meaning of ble…
Intelligent transportation systems benefit priorities
Small Business Entrepreneurship in the High Technology Services Sector
The Federal Urban Policy Agenda
After reviewing changes in housing policy and the impact of U.S. metropolitan decentralization on jobs and the demand for transportation, the authors examine the role of the new high-technology economy in urbanization. Specifically, they suggest that the patterns of public and private metropolitan infrastructure investments continue to support decentralized expansion. Using the Washington, D.C., region as an example, they explore the increased se…
Toward Environmental Justice
A growing body of research documents the inequitable impact of environmental hazards on poor and minority communities. This paper uses the United States Environmental Protection Agency's Toxic Release Inventory for 1987–1990 and the 1990 Census of Population and Housing to analyze the spatial distribution of toxic industrial pollution and demographic groups in Ohio. In apparent support of the previous body of research, we report high correlations…
Pacific regional science
Decomposition of Change in Spatial Employment Concentration
Planning and Philosophy
Value neutrality is a problem that has perplexed planners and other policy scientists for a long time. Richard Klosterman has attempted to resolve this problem in a recent series of articles in planning journals. His effort is ambitious and interesting; and it evidently has general appeal. Part of this appeal can be seen in similar work addressing these issues in parallel ways in associated areas. Moreover, these concerns reach beyond the applica…
Spatial Restructuring of Manufacturing and Employment Growth in the Rural Midwest
Kingsley E. Haynes, Zachary B. Machunda, Spatial Restructuring of Manufacturing and Employment Growth in the Rural Midwest: An Analysis for Indiana, Economic Geography, Vol. 63, No. 4 (Oct., 1987), pp. 319-333
United States Public Policy
Most of the profound, intractable, if not insoluble problems of our times are those of the human condition. Problems of poverty, human rights, race ideology, deprivation, roolessness, need to be tackled. Even those vehemently opposed to public policy intervention in the environmental, economic, or social market places admit a need to be better informed on the origins of problems, their characteristics, trends, variations in space and time, and th…
Report on the international conference on pathologies of urbanization processes
A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints
A multiperiod mixed integer linear programming model is proposed as a guide to the expansion of the production and interregional distribution of United States coal. A generalized network approach is utilized to incorporate public and private interest group perspectives into the planning framework. The model should serve as an indicator of the possible performance of the industry, a guide to the impact of legislation, and as an outline for a progr…
Constrained Minimum Discrimination Information
Mathematical programming and statistical inference are combined in a constrained minimum discrimination information (MDI) method to provide a basis for a wide range of spatial and individual choice behavior problems. This approach offers an alternative to linear and loglinear regression estimation methods as well as probabilistic models of the logit and probit variety. Some logical and computational difficulties inherent in these approaches are r…
International Management of the Nile. Stage Three
Competition for Water Resources
Appraisal of a method of forecasting water demand in strip-mining operations is presented, together with an examination of some of the assumptions underlying current methodology. An alternative scheme, which takes advantage of shadow pricing, allows the formulation of a mathematical programming problem for the derivation of an optimal solution to the allocation of a limited resource among competitive users. The regional focus of the analysis is e…
Toward Environmental Justice
A growing body of research documents the inequitable impact of environmental hazards on poor and minority communities. This paper uses the United States Environmental Protection Agency's Toxic Release Inventory for 1987–1990 and the 1990 Census of Population and Housing to analyze the spatial distribution of toxic industrial pollution and demographic groups in Ohio. In apparent support of the previous body of research, we report high correlations…
Impact of high-speed rail on regional economic disparity in China
Impact of high speed rail on housing values
Appropriate Technology and Public Policy
hen people are poor, jobs are scarce, productivity is low, inflation is rampant, population growth is high, and the per capita economy is stagnant, in what context does one frame environmental considerations? It is not that the impact of environmental deterioration is insignificant. Cairo, for example, is a city of eight to eleven million people with an infrastructure capacity for two million.' Air pollution, dirty streets, crumbling buildings, i…
Spatial Change in Urban Structure
Sustainable transportation institutions and regional evolution
Constrained Minimum Discrimination Information
Mathematical programming and statistical inference are combined in a constrained minimum discrimination information (MDI) method to provide a basis for a wide range of spatial and individual choice behavior problems. This approach offers an alternative to linear and loglinear regression estimation methods as well as probabilistic models of the logit and probit variety. Some logical and computational difficulties inherent in these approaches are r…
International Management of the Nile. Stage Three
Planning and Philosophy
Value neutrality is a problem that has perplexed planners and other policy scientists for a long time. Richard Klosterman has attempted to resolve this problem in a recent series of articles in planning journals. His effort is ambitious and interesting; and it evidently has general appeal. Part of this appeal can be seen in similar work addressing these issues in parallel ways in associated areas. Moreover, these concerns reach beyond the applica…
Distance, Direction, and Entropy in the Evolution of a Settlement Pattern
The analysis of areal distributions represents a core theme in geographical research. Continued efforts are being brought to bear in clarifying theoretical concepts and improving empirical research techniques relevant to this analysis. A derivative of Christaller's and Losch's theories is the postulate that the distribution of central places has a longrun tendency to move toward a uniform pattern that represents an optimal spatial equilibrium in …
Change in land use structure in urban China
Advances in Comparative Ecological Analysis
Concern in this paper is with the specification of control procedures ensuring factor compatibility in spatiotemporal factorial ecology study. Specific attention is given to three considerations when factor solutions are to be used in the analysis of change: Parsimony, invariance, and homogeneity. A series of test procedures are proposed to determine the degree of factor compatibility between comparative solutions and to provide objective measure…
Directional Bias in Urban Population Density∗
Two general expansions of urban density models are used to account for directional bias in complex urban forms. These expansions can be applied to simple functions where density is continuously declining with distance, or to more complex functions where maximum density is reached at some distance from the urban center. This approach may be required for more realistic empirical analysis, such as accounting for the axial bias typical of most cities
Intermetropolitan Migration in High and Low Opportunity Areas
Kingsley E. Haynes, Dudley L. Poston, Jr., Paul Schnirring, Intermetropolitan Migration in High and Low Opportunity Areas: Indirect Tests of the Distance and Intervening Opportunities Hypotheses, Economic Geography, Vol. 49, No. 1 (Jan., 1973), pp. 68-73
Public surface transportation and regional output
Decomposition of Change in Spatial Employment Concentration
Spatial Restructuring of Manufacturing and Employment Growth in the Rural Midwest
Kingsley E. Haynes, Zachary B. Machunda, Spatial Restructuring of Manufacturing and Employment Growth in the Rural Midwest: An Analysis for Indiana, Economic Geography, Vol. 63, No. 4 (Oct., 1987), pp. 319-333
United States Public Policy
Most of the profound, intractable, if not insoluble problems of our times are those of the human condition. Problems of poverty, human rights, race ideology, deprivation, roolessness, need to be tackled. Even those vehemently opposed to public policy intervention in the environmental, economic, or social market places admit a need to be better informed on the origins of problems, their characteristics, trends, variations in space and time, and th…
A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints
A multiperiod mixed integer linear programming model is proposed as a guide to the expansion of the production and interregional distribution of United States coal. A generalized network approach is utilized to incorporate public and private interest group perspectives into the planning framework. The model should serve as an indicator of the possible performance of the industry, a guide to the impact of legislation, and as an outline for a progr…
A Market-Consumer Model of Residential Property Values
The paper presents a model of residential property values which is more complete and theoretically grounded than previous regression studies of environmental pollution and land values. By using the distribution model of linear programming, a constrained regression hypothesis is presented which strongly interacts with the theory that generated it. The full use of dual evaluators for estimation purposes is a central feature of the new model, and is…
A Note on Central Place Theory and Employment
Population, Economic Development and the Structure of Transportation in the Province of Quebec, Canada
Spatial Change in Urban Structure
Directional Bias in Urban Population Density∗
Two general expansions of urban density models are used to account for directional bias in complex urban forms. These expansions can be applied to simple functions where density is continuously declining with distance, or to more complex functions where maximum density is reached at some distance from the urban center. This approach may be required for more realistic empirical analysis, such as accounting for the axial bias typical of most cities
Intermetropolitan Migration in High and Low Opportunity Areas
Kingsley E. Haynes, Dudley L. Poston, Jr., Paul Schnirring, Intermetropolitan Migration in High and Low Opportunity Areas: Indirect Tests of the Distance and Intervening Opportunities Hypotheses, Economic Geography, Vol. 49, No. 1 (Jan., 1973), pp. 68-73
Distance, Direction, and Entropy in the Evolution of a Settlement Pattern
The analysis of areal distributions represents a core theme in geographical research. Continued efforts are being brought to bear in clarifying theoretical concepts and improving empirical research techniques relevant to this analysis. A derivative of Christaller's and Losch's theories is the postulate that the distribution of central places has a longrun tendency to move toward a uniform pattern that represents an optimal spatial equilibrium in …
Environmental Quality and Inflation
The United States 1972 'Pure Water' legislation (PL-92-500) requires a national effluent standard such that major industries must apply the "Best Available Treatment" to central waste discharges by 1978, and must reduce their waste discharges to zero by 1983. To meet these standards, industries will require increased capital investments and increased operations and maintenance costs for central equipment for pollution. Since these costs are not d…
A Market-Consumer Model of Residential Property Values
The paper presents a model of residential property values which is more complete and theoretically grounded than previous regression studies of environmental pollution and land values. By using the distribution model of linear programming, a constrained regression hypothesis is presented which strongly interacts with the theory that generated it. The full use of dual evaluators for estimation purposes is a central feature of the new model, and is…
Advances in Comparative Ecological Analysis
Concern in this paper is with the specification of control procedures ensuring factor compatibility in spatiotemporal factorial ecology study. Specific attention is given to three considerations when factor solutions are to be used in the analysis of change: Parsimony, invariance, and homogeneity. A series of test procedures are proposed to determine the degree of factor compatibility between comparative solutions and to provide objective measure…
Appropriate Technology and Public Policy
hen people are poor, jobs are scarce, productivity is low, inflation is rampant, population growth is high, and the per capita economy is stagnant, in what context does one frame environmental considerations? It is not that the impact of environmental deterioration is insignificant. Cairo, for example, is a city of eight to eleven million people with an infrastructure capacity for two million.' Air pollution, dirty streets, crumbling buildings, i…
Energy, Agriculture, and Water
A multiobjective programming analysis of the operations of the Aswân High Dam is developed using an historical sequence (1871–1976) of monthly inflows as inputs to a simulation process. The trade-offs between hydroelectric energy generation, agricultural water needs, and environmental degradation from river scouring are examined. Production of short-term (three to four months) peak hydropower output is also evaluated
International Management of the Nile. Stage Three
Competition for Water Resources
Appraisal of a method of forecasting water demand in strip-mining operations is presented, together with an examination of some of the assumptions underlying current methodology. An alternative scheme, which takes advantage of shadow pricing, allows the formulation of a mathematical programming problem for the derivation of an optimal solution to the allocation of a limited resource among competitive users. The regional focus of the analysis is e…
Constrained Minimum Discrimination Information
Mathematical programming and statistical inference are combined in a constrained minimum discrimination information (MDI) method to provide a basis for a wide range of spatial and individual choice behavior problems. This approach offers an alternative to linear and loglinear regression estimation methods as well as probabilistic models of the logit and probit variety. Some logical and computational difficulties inherent in these approaches are r…
A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints
A multiperiod mixed integer linear programming model is proposed as a guide to the expansion of the production and interregional distribution of United States coal. A generalized network approach is utilized to incorporate public and private interest group perspectives into the planning framework. The model should serve as an indicator of the possible performance of the industry, a guide to the impact of legislation, and as an outline for a progr…
Report on the international conference on pathologies of urbanization processes
United States Public Policy
Most of the profound, intractable, if not insoluble problems of our times are those of the human condition. Problems of poverty, human rights, race ideology, deprivation, roolessness, need to be tackled. Even those vehemently opposed to public policy intervention in the environmental, economic, or social market places admit a need to be better informed on the origins of problems, their characteristics, trends, variations in space and time, and th…
Planning and Philosophy
Value neutrality is a problem that has perplexed planners and other policy scientists for a long time. Richard Klosterman has attempted to resolve this problem in a recent series of articles in planning journals. His effort is ambitious and interesting; and it evidently has general appeal. Part of this appeal can be seen in similar work addressing these issues in parallel ways in associated areas. Moreover, these concerns reach beyond the applica…
Spatial Restructuring of Manufacturing and Employment Growth in the Rural Midwest
Kingsley E. Haynes, Zachary B. Machunda, Spatial Restructuring of Manufacturing and Employment Growth in the Rural Midwest: An Analysis for Indiana, Economic Geography, Vol. 63, No. 4 (Oct., 1987), pp. 319-333
Decomposition of Change in Spatial Employment Concentration
Pacific regional science
Toward Environmental Justice
A growing body of research documents the inequitable impact of environmental hazards on poor and minority communities. This paper uses the United States Environmental Protection Agency's Toxic Release Inventory for 1987–1990 and the 1990 Census of Population and Housing to analyze the spatial distribution of toxic industrial pollution and demographic groups in Ohio. In apparent support of the previous body of research, we report high correlations…
The Federal Urban Policy Agenda
After reviewing changes in housing policy and the impact of U.S. metropolitan decentralization on jobs and the demand for transportation, the authors examine the role of the new high-technology economy in urbanization. Specifically, they suggest that the patterns of public and private metropolitan infrastructure investments continue to support decentralized expansion. Using the Washington, D.C., region as an example, they explore the increased se…
Small Business Entrepreneurship in the High Technology Services Sector
Intelligent transportation systems benefit priorities
Economics (22 obras) · Geography (22 obras) · Business (15 obras) · Economic geography (13 obras) · Political science (12 obras) · Engineering (10 obras) · Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis (10 obras) · Econometrics (9 obras) · Computer Science (8 obras) · Sociology (8 obras)