The elements which determine a peripheral area’s level of tourist attractiveness, such as infrastructure and values, should be developed in urban–rural communes areas, where tourism may one the forces capable stimulating sustainable development. This study covered province Warmia Mazury Poland. Urban–rural are specific areas linkages often important. research was carried out accordance with Hel...

Regional studies, particularly in rural areas, have attracted great attention from scholars and policy-makers. However, almost all existing literature focused on the growth of these areas while giving little consideration to converting economic activities or structural transformation, which plays main role sustainable development. Additionally, studies about transformation mainly mention factor...

the input - output framework is applied in this study to analyse the change, in the use of labor input. on the basis of input-output tables sectors of the economy are specified according to the degree of their interdependences. backward and forward employment linkages can he calculated. the sectors then are classified according to their total (direct and indirect) employment linkages. through a...

The paper explores a framework combining remote sensing and spatial metrics aimed at improving the analysis and modeling of urban growth and land use change. While remote sensing data have been used in urban modeling and analysis for some time, the proposed combination of remote sensing and spatial metrics for that purpose is quite novel. Starting with a review of recent developments in each of...

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• We review the literature on role of rural–urban linkages in social and economic development. Size accessibility an urban center affect prospects well-being within it for proximate rural areas. New global spatial datasets can inform more geographically nuanced policies. Different ways conceptualizing research avenues are presented. A broad range fields considered, including governance, regiona...

Comparative studies of urbanisation can be characterized by their emphasis on the quantitative and visual aspects of urban growth, which is amongst other things reflected in the analysis of spatial patterns and rates of urban population growth. The visual aspects relate both to the spatial realisation of the demand for urban land use and its functional variation. This emphasis can be understood...

Spatial dependency has been broadly studied in several research areas, such as environmental criminology, economic geography, environmental sciences, and urban economics. However, it has been essentially overlooked in other subfields of economics and in the field of finance as a whole. A key element at stake is the definition of contiguity. In the context of financial markets, defining a metric...

Robbie Robertson is a development historian, currently Professor and Director of Development Studies at the University of the South Pacific. Sustainable economic growth requires both vertical and horizontal linkages. In Fiji these linkages have often been missing, with the result that the impact of even significant economic sectors has been more palliative than energising. Combined with politic...