The Geography of Services

Noting that, compared to manufacturing, service firms are much more sensitive to such spatial concerns as accessibility and crowding, 12 studies address the extent to which service industries lead the growth in Europe's contemporary economy

Business · Crowding · Economic geography · Geography · Human geography · Regional science · Service (business · Tertiary sector of the economy · Cultural Industries and Urban Development · Global Urban Networks and Dynamics · Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis · Marketing

• Informing urban governance? Boundary‐spanning organisations and the ecosystem of urban data

  Open Access•Michele Acuto, Katrien Steenmans et al.•Area•2019

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• Service industries, globalization, and urban restructuring within the Asia-Pacific

  Open Access•Thomas A Hutton•Progress in Planning•2003

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• Desarrollo de la viticultura y servicios para la producción en el valle de Copiapó (Chile) en el contexto de la mundialización económica

  Open Access•Severino Escolano Utrilla, Severino Escolano-Utrilla et al.•Revista de geografía Norte Grande•2010

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• Research Policy and Review 31. From Branch Plants to Back Offices

  Open Access•Amy Glasmeier, G Borchard•Environment and Planning A…•1989

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• Service Employment in Large, Medium, and Small Metropolitan Areas in the United States

  Sharmistha Bagchi-Sen•Urban Geography•1997

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• Industrial Innovation and Technical Service Linkages

  Alan Macpherson•Urban Geography•1988

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• The New Economy of the inner city

  Open Access•Thomas A Hutton•Cities•2004

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• Planning for the Information City

  Open Access•Mark E Hepworth, Mark Hepworth•Urban Studies•1990

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• Specialization and Competition amongst European Cities

  Juan R Cuadrado‐Roura, Juan R Cuadrado-Roura et al.•Regional Studies•1998

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• Producer Services and Regional Development

  P N O'Farrell, D M W N Hitchens et al.•Regional Studies•1990

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• Producer services and regional development

  Open Access•William J Coffey, Mario Polèse•Papers of the Regional Science…•1989

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• Producer Services and Regional Development

  Open Access•William J Coffey, Mario Polèse•Papers of the Regional Science…•1989

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• Location of Professional Business Services

  Open Access•Brita Hermelin•European Urban and Regional Studies•1998

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• The Eu Internal Market Programme and the Spatial Development of Producer Services in Great Britain

  Open Access•Peter Daniels•European Urban and Regional Studies•1995

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• Geographies of production I

  Open Access•Suzanne Reimer•Progress in Human Geography•2007

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• Information Intensive Industries in Metropolitan Areas of the United States of America

  Open Access•Matthew P Drennan•Environment and Planning A…•1989

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• The Geography of De-industrialisation

  Open Access•Ron Martin, Bob Rowthorn•The Geography of De-industrialisati…•1986

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• Regional demand for business services and interregional service flows in a small Canadian region

  Open Access•Mario Polèse•Papers of the Regional Science…•1982

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• Can Growth in the Service Sector Rescue Western Canada

  James J McRae•Canadian Public Policy•1985

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• The Service Sector

  Neil Swan, Neil M Swan•Canadian Public Policy•1985

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• Some spatial aspects of health service developments

  Open Access•Peter Drury•Progress in Human Geography•1983

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• Telecommunications and the Geography of Metropolitan Areas

  Open Access•Aharon Kellerman•Progress in Human Geography•1984

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• Geography of International Trade

  Open Access•James E Mcconnell•Progress in Human Geography•1986

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• The service sector, regional specialization, and economic growth in the Victorian economy

  Open Access•C H Lee, Chang–min Lee•Journal of Historical Geography•1984

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• Perspectives on Corporate Headquarters Relocation in the United States

  R Keith Semple, Milford B Green et al.•Urban Geography•1985

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• Hierarchical Corporate Decision-Making Structure Within the Canadian Urban System

  Diane Martz, Diane J F Martz et al.•Urban Geography•1985

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• The Wealth of the Nation

  James O Wheeler, Patrick M Dillon•Urban Geography•1985

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• A Service Classification of American Metropolitan Areas

  Julian Archer, J Clark Archer et al.•Urban Geography•1985

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• Office Location Dynamics in Toronto

  GUNTER GAD•Urban Geography•1985

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• Effects of Telecommunications Technology on Office Location

  Open Access•Aydan Kutay•Urban Geography•1986

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• Toward a Quaternary Place Theory

  R Keith Semple•Urban Geography•1985

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• Information technology and the service revolution

  Richard Barras•Policy Studies•1985

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• Socially optimal and equilibrium distributions of office activity

  Open Access•Helen Tauchen, Ann Dryden Witte•Journal of Urban Economics•1984

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• Window on the Netherlands

  Open Access•Marc De Smidt•Tijdschrift voor Economische en…•1985

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• Foreign Banks and Metropolitan Development

  Open Access•P W Daniels, Peter Daniels•Tijdschrift voor Economische en…•1986

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• Business Service Offices in Provincial Cities

  Open Access•P W Daniels, Peter Daniels•Tijdschrift voor Economische en…•1984

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• The location of research and development

  J R L Howells, Jeremy Howells•Regional Studies•1984

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• Optimum office location and the comparative statics of information economies

  Aydan Kutay•Regional Studies•1986

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• Local development

  William J Coffey, Mario Polèse•Regional Studies•1985

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• Vancouver's Corporate Complex and Producer Services Sector

  David Ley, Thomas Hutton et al.•Regional Studies•1987

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• Business services, the regions and regional policy

  J N Marshall•Regional Studies•1985

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• Federal R and D Spending in the United States of America

  Edward J Malecki•Regional Studies•1982

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• The anatomy of job loss and job creation

  P A Wood, Peter Wood•Regional Studies•1986

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• Technology and the human prospect

  Open Access•E Braun•Futures•1988

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• UK occupation and employment trends to 1990

  Open Access•I Miles•Futures•1987

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• Office technology and clerical skills

  Open Access•Amin Rajan•Futures•1985

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• New technology and banking employment in the EEC

  Open Access•Nick Hewlett•Futures•1985

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• Service industry

  Open Access•Amin Rajan•Futures•1985

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• US cities in transformation

  Open Access•ROYCE HANSON•Futures•1985

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• The suburbanization of retail trade

  Open Access•Aharon Kellerman•Geoforum•1985

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• Some problems in planning the office economy in a third world city

  Open Access•R Paddison, A Findlay•Geoforum•1986

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• Downtown or the Suburbs? A Comparative Study of Two Vancouver Head Offices

  Open Access•David Ley•Canadian Geographies /…•1985

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• The Metropolitan Corporate Hierarchy in the U.S. South, 1960-1980

  James O Wheeler, Catherine L Brown•Economic Geography•1985

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• The World City Hypothesis

  Open Access•John Friedmann•Development and Change•1986

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• The City as Studio; The World as Back Lot

  Open Access•Susan Christopherson, Christopherson et al.•Environment and Planning D…•1986

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• Work Decentralisation from Large to Small Firms

  Open Access•R F Imrie, Rob Imrie•Environment and Planning A…•1986

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• The Theory of the Multinational Enterprise

  Open Access•John H Dunning, Geoff Norman•Environment and Planning A…•1983

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