Jean H P Paelinck
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4256531 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jean H P Paelinck |
| PRENOMES | Jean H P |
| SOBRENOME | Paelinck |
| ASSINATURA | PAELINCK J H P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Erasmus University Rotterdam |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1971 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Science Régionale, ASRDLF et économétrie spatiale
L’article montre comment l’économétrie spatiale, de technique peu connue à une « époque obscure », est devenue une discipline. Il montre aussi que cette économétrie spatiale « sans espace » mérite totalement son appellation aujourd’hui. Il rappelle que des outils et des méthodes qui existaient dès les années cinquante sans être connus ou utilisés, sont devenus des composantes classiques et largement utilisés. Des évolutions fortes et positives on…
Modelling the Regional Impact of Continental Economic Integration
PAELINCK J. H. P. and POLÈSE M. (1999) Modelling the regional impact of continental economic integration: lessons from the European Union for NAFTA, Reg. Studies 33 , 727-738. The paper sketches the outlines of a 'model' for predicting the impact of continental economic integration (CI) on shifts (within nations) in economic activity and political power. The approach is straightforward, combining a schematic view of regional development patterns …
An Econometric Model of Socio‐spatial Development of Tourist Regions. The Case of the Swiss Canton of Valais
Like all human activities, tourism reflects the social and cultural values of an epoch. The relative lack of quantitative modelling in tourism research shows the need to develop theoretical models, using the contributions of behavioural geography and psychological analysis. A generalized Lotka‐Volterra system is then applied to a case study, the Swiss canton of Valais, to show potential applications in spatial planning
A Regional Equilibrium Growth Model and its Disequilibrium Dynamics
GIRARDI R. and PAELINCK J. H. P. (1994) A regional equilibrium growth model and its disequilibrium dynamics: a one sector approach, Reg. Studies 28, 305–317. This paper deals with the problem of regional disequilibria. Its central concern is the derivation of an equilibrium and a disequilibrium growth model, based on the concept of location elasticities. The equilibrium model is based on the general idea that the production of a region, for a giv…
Tinbergen-Bos Metricised Systems
The paper describes a spatial economic equilibrium in which each market shows an equilibrium and the location of all producers is determined in an optimal way. Being a very general model, in order to solve it a number of hypotheses had to be introduced. We used the hypothesis of Tinbergen and Bos. The system is optimised in such a way that total transport costs are minimised. Many optimal solutions are shown for different numbers of firms per sec…
Hypergraph Conflict Analysis
Comprendre et Maîtriser L'espace, ou la Science Régionale et L'aménagement du Territoire
A Hypergraph Approach to Conflict
Long-Term Urban Trends in Developing Countries
Urban trends in developing countries have been studied in broad terms only, which has led to improbable projections for the future. In this paper, a two-equation model has been drawn up and tested by advanced econometric methods to pinpoint the role of explanatory factors and to discover possible trend reversals. Results on both scores have been positive
Dynamics of Urban Development
Presidential address operational spatial analysis
Presidential Address Operational Spatial Analysis
Interactive Groups with Related Limited Efficiency
A model is set up in which two groups can potentially interact but this interaction is subject to some limitations. It is shown how allocation of resources proceeds under such conditions. The following results were obtained: asymptotically the dominated group is allowed some share of total resources; this is true even when the dominating group handles only an 'egoistic' objective function; fluctuations can be introduced by the allocative actions …
The Future of Large Towns
A number of important facts about the growth and decline of European cities, classified according to their sizes, are presented. They are interpreted in terms of population, households, and occupancy rates. In terms of these variables, two dynamic models are presented, the properties of which are discussed in terms of some strategic parameters
Qualitative multiple criteria analysis, environmental protection and multiregional development
Qualitative Multiple Criteria Analysis, Environmental Protection and Multiregional Development
A dual interpretation and generalization of entropy-maximization models in regional science
A Dual Interpretation and Generalization of Entropy‐maximizing Models in Regional Science
An interregional model of environmental choice
An Interregional Model of Environmental Choice
Programming for Europe's Collective Needs
Journal Article Paelinck(J. H. P.), (Ed.). Programming for Europe’s Collective Needs Get access Programming for Europe’s Collective Needs. Edited by J. H. P. Paelinck. (Amsterdam: North-Holland, 1970. Pp. 358. £6.50.) A. B. Atkinson A. B. Atkinson St. John’s College, Cambridge Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 81, Issue 322, 1 June 1971, Pages 416–417, https://doi.org/10.2307/223…
A Regional Equilibrium Growth Model and its Disequilibrium Dynamics
GIRARDI R. and PAELINCK J. H. P. (1994) A regional equilibrium growth model and its disequilibrium dynamics: a one sector approach, Reg. Studies 28, 305–317. This paper deals with the problem of regional disequilibria. Its central concern is the derivation of an equilibrium and a disequilibrium growth model, based on the concept of location elasticities. The equilibrium model is based on the general idea that the production of a region, for a giv…
The Future of Large Towns
A number of important facts about the growth and decline of European cities, classified according to their sizes, are presented. They are interpreted in terms of population, households, and occupancy rates. In terms of these variables, two dynamic models are presented, the properties of which are discussed in terms of some strategic parameters
Modelling the Regional Impact of Continental Economic Integration
PAELINCK J. H. P. and POLÈSE M. (1999) Modelling the regional impact of continental economic integration: lessons from the European Union for NAFTA, Reg. Studies 33 , 727-738. The paper sketches the outlines of a 'model' for predicting the impact of continental economic integration (CI) on shifts (within nations) in economic activity and political power. The approach is straightforward, combining a schematic view of regional development patterns …
Qualitative multiple criteria analysis, environmental protection and multiregional development
An Interregional Model of Environmental Choice
Qualitative Multiple Criteria Analysis, Environmental Protection and Multiregional Development
A dual interpretation and generalization of entropy-maximization models in regional science
A Hypergraph Approach to Conflict
Presidential Address Operational Spatial Analysis
Interactive Groups with Related Limited Efficiency
A model is set up in which two groups can potentially interact but this interaction is subject to some limitations. It is shown how allocation of resources proceeds under such conditions. The following results were obtained: asymptotically the dominated group is allowed some share of total resources; this is true even when the dominating group handles only an 'egoistic' objective function; fluctuations can be introduced by the allocative actions …
Programming for Europe's Collective Needs
Journal Article Paelinck(J. H. P.), (Ed.). Programming for Europe’s Collective Needs Get access Programming for Europe’s Collective Needs. Edited by J. H. P. Paelinck. (Amsterdam: North-Holland, 1970. Pp. 358. £6.50.) A. B. Atkinson A. B. Atkinson St. John’s College, Cambridge Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 81, Issue 322, 1 June 1971, Pages 416–417, https://doi.org/10.2307/223…
An interregional model of environmental choice
An Interregional Model of Environmental Choice
A dual interpretation and generalization of entropy-maximization models in regional science
A Dual Interpretation and Generalization of Entropy‐maximizing Models in Regional Science
Qualitative multiple criteria analysis, environmental protection and multiregional development
Qualitative Multiple Criteria Analysis, Environmental Protection and Multiregional Development
Interactive Groups with Related Limited Efficiency
A model is set up in which two groups can potentially interact but this interaction is subject to some limitations. It is shown how allocation of resources proceeds under such conditions. The following results were obtained: asymptotically the dominated group is allowed some share of total resources; this is true even when the dominating group handles only an 'egoistic' objective function; fluctuations can be introduced by the allocative actions …
The Future of Large Towns
A number of important facts about the growth and decline of European cities, classified according to their sizes, are presented. They are interpreted in terms of population, households, and occupancy rates. In terms of these variables, two dynamic models are presented, the properties of which are discussed in terms of some strategic parameters
Presidential address operational spatial analysis
Presidential Address Operational Spatial Analysis
Long-Term Urban Trends in Developing Countries
Urban trends in developing countries have been studied in broad terms only, which has led to improbable projections for the future. In this paper, a two-equation model has been drawn up and tested by advanced econometric methods to pinpoint the role of explanatory factors and to discover possible trend reversals. Results on both scores have been positive
Dynamics of Urban Development
A Hypergraph Approach to Conflict
Hypergraph Conflict Analysis
Comprendre et Maîtriser L'espace, ou la Science Régionale et L'aménagement du Territoire
Tinbergen-Bos Metricised Systems
The paper describes a spatial economic equilibrium in which each market shows an equilibrium and the location of all producers is determined in an optimal way. Being a very general model, in order to solve it a number of hypotheses had to be introduced. We used the hypothesis of Tinbergen and Bos. The system is optimised in such a way that total transport costs are minimised. Many optimal solutions are shown for different numbers of firms per sec…
A Regional Equilibrium Growth Model and its Disequilibrium Dynamics
GIRARDI R. and PAELINCK J. H. P. (1994) A regional equilibrium growth model and its disequilibrium dynamics: a one sector approach, Reg. Studies 28, 305–317. This paper deals with the problem of regional disequilibria. Its central concern is the derivation of an equilibrium and a disequilibrium growth model, based on the concept of location elasticities. The equilibrium model is based on the general idea that the production of a region, for a giv…
An Econometric Model of Socio‐spatial Development of Tourist Regions. The Case of the Swiss Canton of Valais
Like all human activities, tourism reflects the social and cultural values of an epoch. The relative lack of quantitative modelling in tourism research shows the need to develop theoretical models, using the contributions of behavioural geography and psychological analysis. A generalized Lotka‐Volterra system is then applied to a case study, the Swiss canton of Valais, to show potential applications in spatial planning
Modelling the Regional Impact of Continental Economic Integration
PAELINCK J. H. P. and POLÈSE M. (1999) Modelling the regional impact of continental economic integration: lessons from the European Union for NAFTA, Reg. Studies 33 , 727-738. The paper sketches the outlines of a 'model' for predicting the impact of continental economic integration (CI) on shifts (within nations) in economic activity and political power. The approach is straightforward, combining a schematic view of regional development patterns …
Science Régionale, ASRDLF et économétrie spatiale
L’article montre comment l’économétrie spatiale, de technique peu connue à une « époque obscure », est devenue une discipline. Il montre aussi que cette économétrie spatiale « sans espace » mérite totalement son appellation aujourd’hui. Il rappelle que des outils et des méthodes qui existaient dès les années cinquante sans être connus ou utilisés, sont devenus des composantes classiques et largement utilisés. Des évolutions fortes et positives on…
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