Search Results - "Phelps, Nicholas"

Megalopolis unbound: Knowledge collaboration and functional polycentricity within and beyond the Yangtze River Delta Region in China, 2014 by Li, Yingcheng, Phelps, Nicholas

“…Recent work on world city networks, urban polycentricity and megapolitan urban forms share an interest in the economic functionality of inter-city linkages…”
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Knowledge polycentricity and the evolving Yangtze River Delta megalopolis by Li, Yingcheng, Phelps, Nicholas A.

“…Knowledge polycentricity and the evolving Yangtze River Delta megalopolis. Regional Studies. Inspired by the two defining but often overlooked features of…”
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An invitation to the dark side of economic geography by Phelps, Nicholas A, Atienza, Miguel, Arias, Martin

“…This exchange urges economic geographers working within several major extant schools of thought to pay greater attention to uneven economic development in…”
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Revisiting the multinational enterprise in global production networks by Fuller, Crispian, Phelps, Nicholas A.

“…This article presents further opportunities to develop the Global Production Network (GPN) approach by reopening the ‘black box’ of the multinational…”
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Megalopolitan glocalization: the evolving relational economic geography of intercity knowledge linkages within and beyond China's Yangtze River Delta region, 2004-2014 by Li, Yingcheng, Phelps, Nicholas A.

“…We develop the relational economic geographical potential of the incubator and hinge functions of megalopolis incorporating ideas from the literature on…”
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Forecasting distributions of an aquatic invasive species (Nitellopsis obtusa) under future climate scenarios by Romero-Alvarez, Daniel, Escobar, Luis E, Varela, Sara, Larkin, Daniel J, Phelps, Nicholas B D

“…Starry stonewort (Nitellopsis obtusa) is an alga that has emerged as an aquatic invasive species of concern in the United States. Where established, starry…”
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Systems Approaches to Planning: From Control, Self-Organisation and Power to Normal Accidents by Phelps, Nicholas A.

“…I distinguish four systems approaches to urban planning with analytical foci on control, self-organization, power and normal accidents. I elaborate on the last…”
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Which City? Grounding Contemporary Urban Theory by Phelps, Nicholas A.

“…It remains common for the city to be treated as an undifferentiated unit in urban theory. This review of literature reveals that extant urban theory has been…”
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Can Growth Be Planned? The Case of Melbourne’s Urban Periphery by Phelps, Nicholas A., Nichols, David

“…Growth may have a logic of its own that results in the unplanned appearance of development at the urban fringe. We summarize the challenges of planning for…”
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Susceptibility of Pimephales promelas and Carassius auratus to a strain of koi herpesvirus isolated from wild Cyprinus carpio in North America by Tolo, Isaiah E., Padhi, Soumesh K., Williams, Keiffer, Singh, Vikash, Halvorson, Sophie, Mor, Sunil K., Phelps, Nicholas B. D.

“…Cyprinid herpesvirus-3 (CyHV-3, syn. koi herpesvirus) is an important pathogen worldwide and a common cause of mass mortality events of wild common carp (…”
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Diversity in decline: The changing suburban fortunes of Tokyo Metropolis by Ohashi, Hiroaki, Phelps, Nicholas A.

“…The suburban territory of Tokyo Metropolis experiences new path-dependent, multifaceted shrinking processes, especially in outer reaches, which are considered…”
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Suburban (mis)fortunes: Outer suburban shrinkage in Tokyo Metropolis by Ohashi, Hiroaki, Phelps, Nicholas A

“…Tokyo’s suburban territory now forms part of an increasing multi-dimensional urban–suburban divide in socio-demographic, economic and political and…”
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Edge City Denied? The Rise and Fall of Tokyo’s Outer Suburban “Business Core Cities” by Phelps, Nicholas A., Ohashi, Hiroaki

“…The tradition of planning for polycentricity in Tokyo saw outer suburbs designated as Business Core Cities (BCCs). However, as the national economy and…”
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Open water dreissenid mussel control projects: lessons learned from a retrospective analysis by Dahlberg, Angelique D., Waller, Diane L., Hammond, David, Lund, Keegan, Phelps, Nicholas B. D.

“…Dreissenid mussels are one of the most problematic aquatic invasive species (AIS) in North America, causing substantial ecological and economic effects. To…”
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Mind the gaps! A research agenda for urban interstices by Phelps, Nicholas A, Silva, Cristian

“…Processes of urbanisation can hardly be considered without reference to the spaces that lie between developments. However, the literature on such interstitial…”
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Taking the absurd seriously by Phelps, Nicholas A.

“…A focus on the absurd reveals points of tangency between political economy and humanistic geographical approaches. I argue that capitalism’s contradictions…”
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Infectious disease in fish: global risk of viral hemorrhagic septicemia virus by Escobar, Luis E., Escobar-Dodero, Joaquin, Phelps, Nicholas B. D.

“…As the global human population continues to increase and become more industrialized, the need for safe, secure, and sustainable protein production is critical…”
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Varieties of urban entrepreneurialism by Phelps, Nicholas A, Miao, Julie T

“…We revisit the concept of urban entrepreneurialism to highlight some of its variety. In particular, the present article refocuses discussion on: processes of…”
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E-commerce and the transformation of the rural: The Taobao village phenomenon in Zhejiang Province, China by Wang, Cassandra C., Miao, Julie T., Phelps, Nicholas A., Zhang, Jia

“…Drawing on original interview data from the Taobao village phenomenon in Zhejiang province, China, we examine the multifaceted nature of rural transformation…”
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The economic circularity of informality? Evidence from patterns of informal business innovation in Bandung by Phelps, Nicholas A, Aritenang, Adiwan

“…Urban (physical) and business informality and economic circularity may come together in cities of the global South. In this paper we explore the intersection…”
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