Egbert Wever
Biographic Data
| ID | 1473937 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Egbert Wever |
| GIVEN NAMES | Egbert |
| FAMILY NAME | Wever |
| SIGNATURE | WEVER E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Utrecht University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 46 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Borders, border regions and economic integration: One world, ready or not
The effects of a border on economic interaction depend on the nature of that border with respect to the degree of openness, the degree of cultural, racial and linguistic differences, political relations between the respective regions and the degree of economic disparity. High walls and slow border crossings are detrimental to economic exchange. Economic and political tensions surrounding a border are directly related to the degree of economic dis…
Determinants of new firm success
Determinants of new firm success
Clusters of High Technology SMEs: The Dutch Case
WEVER E. and STAM E. (1999) Clusters of high technology SMEs: the Dutch case, Reg. Studies 33 , 391‐400 . This paper examines the relevance of high technology clusters in the specific Dutch spatial context: a relatively small and homogeneous country. In this context the spatial pattern of high technology firms is congruent with, or closely follows, the general spatial pattern of all firms. Regional clusters, characterized by innovation linkages w…
European Distribution Centres: Location Patterns
Ports in Western Europe
Dealing With Competition: The Port of Rotterdam
Rotterdam is by far the biggest port in the Hamburg‐Le Havre range: not only for bulk goods, but for containers as well. The dominance of containers is a clear illustration of the fact that Rotterdam's position within the Hamburg‐Le Havre range cannot exclusively be explained by three often‐cited traditional factors: its favourable geographical location within Western Europe, its location at the mouth of the River Rhine and its excellent connecti…
The Randstad: An International Perspective
The Corporate Firm in a Changing World Economy
An Industrial Geography of the Netherlands: An International Perspective
1. Introduction 2. The Industrialization Process in Perspective 3. The International Perspective of Dutch Industry 4. Regional Industrial Patterns and Trends 5. Industrialization, Policy and the Region 6. Economic Revitalization and the Region 7. Coporate Internalization: The Position of the Netherlands 8. Large Manufacturing Corporations in the Netherlands 9. Regional Development Potential
New Technology and Regional Development
Window on the Netherlands Regional Policy in the Netherlands
New Firm Formation and Regional Policy in the Netherlands
Oil refineries and petrochemical industries in Europe
Oil refineries and petrochemical industries in Europe
Signalement/Research Note Cohort Analysis in Economic Geography
Changes in the Pattern of Information Exchange in the Netherlands, 1967‐1974
Seaports and Physical Planning in the Netherlands: Some Comments on Policy Considerations Relating to Industrial Activities in Seaports
Signalement: Importance of Manufacturing in Basic Employment
Clusters of High Technology SMEs: The Dutch Case
WEVER E. and STAM E. (1999) Clusters of high technology SMEs: the Dutch case, Reg. Studies 33 , 391‐400 . This paper examines the relevance of high technology clusters in the specific Dutch spatial context: a relatively small and homogeneous country. In this context the spatial pattern of high technology firms is congruent with, or closely follows, the general spatial pattern of all firms. Regional clusters, characterized by innovation linkages w…
Borders, border regions and economic integration: One world, ready or not
The effects of a border on economic interaction depend on the nature of that border with respect to the degree of openness, the degree of cultural, racial and linguistic differences, political relations between the respective regions and the degree of economic disparity. High walls and slow border crossings are detrimental to economic exchange. Economic and political tensions surrounding a border are directly related to the degree of economic dis…
Determinants of new firm success
European Distribution Centres: Location Patterns
Seaports and Physical Planning in the Netherlands: Some Comments on Policy Considerations Relating to Industrial Activities in Seaports
Determinants of new firm success
Oil refineries and petrochemical industries in Europe
Changes in the Pattern of Information Exchange in the Netherlands, 1967‐1974
The Randstad: An International Perspective
Window on the Netherlands Regional Policy in the Netherlands
New Firm Formation and Regional Policy in the Netherlands
Oil refineries and petrochemical industries in Europe
Signalement/Research Note Cohort Analysis in Economic Geography
Signalement: Importance of Manufacturing in Basic Employment
Seaports and Physical Planning in the Netherlands: Some Comments on Policy Considerations Relating to Industrial Activities in Seaports
Changes in the Pattern of Information Exchange in the Netherlands, 1967‐1974
Signalement/Research Note Cohort Analysis in Economic Geography
Oil refineries and petrochemical industries in Europe
Oil refineries and petrochemical industries in Europe
New Firm Formation and Regional Policy in the Netherlands
Window on the Netherlands Regional Policy in the Netherlands
New Technology and Regional Development
An Industrial Geography of the Netherlands: An International Perspective
1. Introduction 2. The Industrialization Process in Perspective 3. The International Perspective of Dutch Industry 4. Regional Industrial Patterns and Trends 5. Industrialization, Policy and the Region 6. Economic Revitalization and the Region 7. Coporate Internalization: The Position of the Netherlands 8. Large Manufacturing Corporations in the Netherlands 9. Regional Development Potential
The Randstad: An International Perspective
The Corporate Firm in a Changing World Economy
Ports in Western Europe
Dealing With Competition: The Port of Rotterdam
Rotterdam is by far the biggest port in the Hamburg‐Le Havre range: not only for bulk goods, but for containers as well. The dominance of containers is a clear illustration of the fact that Rotterdam's position within the Hamburg‐Le Havre range cannot exclusively be explained by three often‐cited traditional factors: its favourable geographical location within Western Europe, its location at the mouth of the River Rhine and its excellent connecti…
European Distribution Centres: Location Patterns
Clusters of High Technology SMEs: The Dutch Case
WEVER E. and STAM E. (1999) Clusters of high technology SMEs: the Dutch case, Reg. Studies 33 , 391‐400 . This paper examines the relevance of high technology clusters in the specific Dutch spatial context: a relatively small and homogeneous country. In this context the spatial pattern of high technology firms is congruent with, or closely follows, the general spatial pattern of all firms. Regional clusters, characterized by innovation linkages w…
Determinants of new firm success
Determinants of new firm success
Borders, border regions and economic integration: One world, ready or not
The effects of a border on economic interaction depend on the nature of that border with respect to the degree of openness, the degree of cultural, racial and linguistic differences, political relations between the respective regions and the degree of economic disparity. High walls and slow border crossings are detrimental to economic exchange. Economic and political tensions surrounding a border are directly related to the degree of economic dis…
Sociology (9 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Economic geography (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Citation (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Library science (6 works) · Regional Development and Policy (6 works) · Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis (5 works)