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Growth and Change Vol. 36 No. 4 (Fall 2005), pp. 591-594 Index to Volume 36 Articles by Author ARAUZO-CAROD, JOSEP-MARIA, AND MERCEDES TERUEL-CARRIZOSA, An Urban Approach to Firm Entry: The Effect of Urban Size, No. 4, 508-528. BARNES, TREVOR J., AND ROGER HAYTER, No “Greek-Letter Writing”: Local Models of Resource Economies, No. 4, 453-470. BARTIK, TIMOTHY J., Solving the Problems of Economic Development Incentives, No. 2, 139-166. BLAIR, BENJAMIN F., AND DIANE HITE, The Impact of Environmental Regulations on the Industry Structure of Landfills, No. 4, 529-550. BROWN, MARK, Renewing Canada’s Manufacturing Economy: A Regional Comparison, 1973-1996, No. 2, 220-243. BYUN, PILLSUNG, BRIGITTE S. WALDORF, AND ADRIAN X. ESPARZA, Spillovers and Local Growth Controls: An Alternative Perspective on Suburbanization, No. 2, 196-219. CARRUTHERS, JOHN I., see VIAS, ALEXANDER C. CRECENZI, RICCARDO, Innovation and Regional Growth in the Enlarged Europe: The Role of Local Innovative Capabilities, Peripherality, and Education, No. 4, 471-507. DECKER, CHRISTOPHER S., DONALD A. NIELSEN, AND ROGER P. SINDT, Resi- dential Property Values and Community Right-to-Know Laws: Has the Toxics Kelease Inventory Had an Impact?, No. 1, 113-133. DELLER, STEVEN C., see KIM, KWANG-KOO. DINC, MUSTAFA, AND KINGSLEY HAYNES, Productivity, International Trade and Reference Area Interactions in Shift-Share Analysis: Some Operational Notes, No. 3, 374-394. EJERMO, OLOF, Technological Diversity and Jacobs’ Externality Hypothesis Revisited, No. 2, 167-195. ESPARZA, ADRIAN X., see BYUN, PILLSUNG. EVANS-COWLEY, JENNIFER S., FRED A. FORGEY, AND RONALD C. RUTHER- FORD, The Effect of Development Impact Fees on Land Values, No. 1, 100—112. FORGEY, FRED A., see EVANS-COWLEY, JENNIFER S. FORSYTH, GRANT D., A Note on Small Business Survival Rates in Rural Areas: The Case of Washington State, No. 3, 428-440. GROOTHUIS, PETER A., Benefit Transfer: A Comparison of Approaches, No. 4 551-564 HAYNES, KINGSLEY, see DINC, MUSTAFA. HAYTER, ROGER, see BARNES, TREVOR J. HIRASUNA, DONALD P., AND THOMAS F. STINSON, Rural and Urban Differences in Welfare Exits: Minnesota Evidence 1986-1996, No. 3, 395-427. HITE, DIANE, see BLAIR, BENJAMIN F. 592 GROWTH AND CHANGE, FALL 2005 KIM, KWANG-KOO, DAVID W. MARCOUILLER, AND STEVEN C. DELLER, Natural Amenities and Rural Development: Understanding Spatial and Distributional Attrib- utes, No. 2, 273-297. KNABB, SHAWN D., AND CHRISTIANA STODDARD, The Quality of Education, Edu- cational Institutions, and Cross-Country Differences in Human Capital Accumulation, No. 3, 354-373. LEUNG, CHI KIN, see WEI, YEHUA DENNIS. MARCOUILLER, DAVID W., see KIM, KWANG-KOO. MOLINA-MORALES, F. XAVIER, The Territorial Agglomerations of Firms: A Social Capital Perspective from the Spanish Tile Industry, No. 1, 74-99. MULLIGAN, GORDON F., AND CHARLES SCHMIDT, A Note on Localization and Specialization, No. 4, 565-590. NIELSEN, DONALD A., see DECKER, CHRISTOPHER S. PARR, JOHN B., see WOOD, GAVIN A. RUTHERFORD, RONALD C., see EVANS-COWLEY, JENNIFER S. SCHMIDT, CHARLES, see MULLIGAN, GORDON F. SINDT, ROGER P., see DECKER, CHRISTOPHER S. STINSON, THOMAS F.,, see HIRASUNA, DONALD P. STODDARD, CHRISTIANA, see KNABB, SHAWN D. TERUEL-CARRIZOSA, MERCEDES, see ARAUZO-CAROD, JOSEP-MARIA. VIAS, ALEXANDER C., AND JOHN I. CARRUTHERS, Regional Development and Land Use Change in the Rocky Mountain West, 1982-1997, No. 2, 244-272. WALDORF, BRIGITTE S., see BYUN, PILLSUNG. WANG, SHUGUANG, AND YONGCHANG ZHANG, The New Retail Economy of Shanghai, No. 1, 41-73. WEI, YEHUA DENNIS, AND CHI KIN LEUNG, Development Zones, Foreign Invest- ment, and Global City Formation in Shanghai, No. 1, 16—40. WHEELER, CHRISTOPHER H., Cities, Skills, and Inequality, No. 3, 329-353. WOOD, GAVIN A., AND JOHN B. PARR, Transaction Costs, Agglomeration Economies, and Industrial Location, No. 1, 1-15. YEUNG, HENRY WAI-CHUNG, The Firm as Social Networks: An Organisational Per- spective, No. 3, 307-328. ZHANG, YONGCHANG, see WANG, SHUGUANG. Articles by Title BENEFIT TRANSFER: A COMPARISON OF APPROACHES, Peter A. Groothuis, No. 4, 551-564. CITIES, SKILLS, AND INEQUALITY, Christopher H. Wheeler, No. 3, 329-353. DEVELOPMENT ZONES, FOREIGN INVESTMENT, AND GLOBAL CITY FORMATION IN SHANGHAI, Yehua Dennis Wei and Chi Kin Leung, No. 1, 16 40. THE EFFECT OF DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEES ON LAND VALUES, Jennifer S. Evans-Cowley, Fred A. Forgey, and Ronald C. Rutherford, No. 1, 100—112. INDEX TO VOLUME 36 593 THE FIRM AS SOCIAL NETWORKS: AN ORGANISATIONAL PERSPECTIVE, Henry Wai-Chung Yeung, No. 3, 307-328. THE IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS ON THE INDUSTRY STRUC- TURE OF LANDFILLS, Benjamin F. Blair and Diane Hite, No. 4, 529-550. INNOVATION AND REGIONAL GROWTH IN THE ENLARGED EUROPE: THE ROLE OF LOCAL INNOVATIVE CAPABILITIES, PERIPHERALITY, AND EDU- CATION, Riccardo Crecenzi, No. 4, 471-507. NATURAL AMENITIES AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT: UNDERSTANDING SPATIAL AND DISTRIBUTIONAL ATTRIBUTES, Kwang-Koo Kim, David W. Marcouiller, and Steven C. Deller, No. 2, 273-297. THE NEW RETAIL ECONOMY OF SHANGHAI, Shuguang Wang and Yongchang Zhang, No. 1, 41-73. NO “GREEK-LETTER WRITING”: LOCAL MODELS OF RESOURCE ECONOMIES, Trevor J. Barnes and Roger Hayter, No. 4, 453-470. A NOTE ON LOCALIZATION AND SPECIALIZATION, Gordon F. Mulligan and Charles Schmidt, No. 4, 565-590. A NOTE ON SMALL BUSINESS SURVIVAL RATES IN RURAL AREAS: THE CASE OF WASHINGTON STATE, Grant D. Forsyth, No. 3, 428-440. PRODUCTIVITY, INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND REFERENCE AREA INTERAC- TIONS IN SHIFT-SHARE ANALYSIS: SOME OPERATIONAL NOTES, Mustafa Dinc and Kingsley Haynes, No. 3, 374-394. THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, AND CROSS- COUNTRY DIFFERENCES IN HUMAN CAPITAL ACCUMULATION, Shawn D. Knabb and Christiana Stoddard, No. 3 373. REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE CHANGE IN THE ROCKY MOUN- TAIN WEST, 1982-1997, Alexander C. Vias and John I. Carruthers, No. 2, 244-272. RENEWING CANADA’S MANUFACTURING ECONOMY: A REGIONAL COMPAR- ISON, 1973-1996, Mark Brown, No. 2, 220-243. RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY VALUES AND COMMUNITY RIGHT-TO-KNOW LAWS: HAS THE TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY HAD AN IMPACT?, Christopher S. Decker, Donald A. Nielsen, and Roger P. Sindt, No. 1, 113—133. RURAL AND URBAN DIFFERENCES IN WELFARE EXITS: MINNESOTA EVI- DENCE 1986-1996, Donald P. Hirasuna and Thomas F. Stinson, No. 3, 395-427. SOLVING THE PROBLEMS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVES, Timothy J. Bartik, No. 2, 139-166. SPILLOVERS AND LOCAL GROWTH CONTROLS: AN ALTERNATIVE PERSPEC- TIVE ON SUBURBANIZATION, Pillsung Byun, Brigitte S. Waldorf, and Adrian X. Esparza, No. 2, 196-219. TECHNOLOGICAL DIVERSITY AND JACOBS’ EXTERNALITY HYPOTHESIS REVISITED, Olof Ejermo, No. 2, 167—195. THE TERRITORIAL AGGLOMERATIONS OF FIRMS: A SOCIAL CAPITAL PER- SPECTIVE FROM THE SPANISH TILE INDUSTRY, F. Xavier Molina-Morales, No. 1, 74-99. 594 GROWTH AND CHANGE, FALL 2005 TRANSACTION COSTS, AGGLOMERATION ECONOMIES, AND INDUSTRIAL LOCATION, Gavin A. Wood and John B. Parr, No. 1, 1-15. AN URBAN APPROACH TO FIRM ENTRY: THE EFFECT OF URBAN SIZE, Josep- Maria Arauzo-Carod and Mercedes Teruel-Carrizosa, No. 4, 508-528.