Panagis Liossatos
Biographic Data
| ID | 6504852 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Panagis Liossatos |
| GIVEN NAMES | Panagis |
| FAMILY NAME | Liossatos |
| SIGNATURE | LIOSSATOS P |
| AFFILIATIONS | California University of Pennsylvania |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Value and Competition in a Spatial Context: A Marxian Model
Unequal exchange and regional disparities
Socio-Economic Dimensions of the Arms Race
Spatial Dynamics: Some Conceptual and Mathematical Issues
Spatial dynamics-the study of the spatiotemporal dimension of socioeconomic activities-is grounded on highly questionable premises. These are implicit or explicit philosophical theses regarding knowledge (empiricism) and society (methodological individualism). As a consequence of these premises-it is argued-the scientific knowledge of social phenomena becomes problematic if not impossible. It is further demonstrated that the dominant paradigm in …
A simplistic multiple growth pole model
A Simplistic Multiple Growth Pole Model
Models of transition processes
Models of Transition Processes
Parallels from physics for space-time development models. Part II: Interpretation and extensions of the basic model
Parallels From Physics for Space‐time Development Models. Part Ii: Interpretation and Extensions of the Basic Model
On the Natural Transport Rate and Some Parallels From Physics
On the natural transport rate and some parallels from physics
Space-time development and a general transfer principle
Transport investiment and optimal space-time development
Transport Investment and Optimal Space‐time Development
Space‐time Development and a General Transfer Principle
Some simple air pollution and urban-regional growth models
Industrial location: Agglomeration and feedback analysis
Some Simple Air Pollution and Urban‐regional Growth Models
Industrial Location: Agglomeration and Feedback Analysis
On the Natural Transport Rate and Some Parallels From Physics
Unequal exchange and regional disparities
Models of Transition Processes
Spatial Dynamics: Some Conceptual and Mathematical Issues
Spatial dynamics-the study of the spatiotemporal dimension of socioeconomic activities-is grounded on highly questionable premises. These are implicit or explicit philosophical theses regarding knowledge (empiricism) and society (methodological individualism). As a consequence of these premises-it is argued-the scientific knowledge of social phenomena becomes problematic if not impossible. It is further demonstrated that the dominant paradigm in …
A Simplistic Multiple Growth Pole Model
Value and Competition in a Spatial Context: A Marxian Model
Socio-Economic Dimensions of the Arms Race
Models of transition processes
Space‐time Development and a General Transfer Principle
Some simple air pollution and urban-regional growth models
Some Simple Air Pollution and Urban‐regional Growth Models
Industrial Location: Agglomeration and Feedback Analysis
Some simple air pollution and urban-regional growth models
Industrial location: Agglomeration and feedback analysis
Some Simple Air Pollution and Urban‐regional Growth Models
Industrial Location: Agglomeration and Feedback Analysis
Space-time development and a general transfer principle
Transport investiment and optimal space-time development
Transport Investment and Optimal Space‐time Development
Space‐time Development and a General Transfer Principle
On the Natural Transport Rate and Some Parallels From Physics
On the natural transport rate and some parallels from physics
Parallels from physics for space-time development models. Part II: Interpretation and extensions of the basic model
Parallels From Physics for Space‐time Development Models. Part Ii: Interpretation and Extensions of the Basic Model
Models of transition processes
Models of Transition Processes
A simplistic multiple growth pole model
A Simplistic Multiple Growth Pole Model
Unequal exchange and regional disparities
Socio-Economic Dimensions of the Arms Race
Spatial Dynamics: Some Conceptual and Mathematical Issues
Spatial dynamics-the study of the spatiotemporal dimension of socioeconomic activities-is grounded on highly questionable premises. These are implicit or explicit philosophical theses regarding knowledge (empiricism) and society (methodological individualism). As a consequence of these premises-it is argued-the scientific knowledge of social phenomena becomes problematic if not impossible. It is further demonstrated that the dominant paradigm in …
Value and Competition in a Spatial Context: A Marxian Model
Computer Science (12 works) · Economics (9 works) · Citation (8 works) · Library science (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Parallels (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis (4 works) · Regional science (4 works) · Economic geography (3 works)