Transport in regional science: The “death of distance” is premature

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Rethinking Community Economic Development (2006, background): “Clearly, however, the argument that space no longer matters is premature (Rietveld & Vickerman, 2004).”
Both Marshall and Jacobs were Right! (2016, background): “The findings in this article also demonstrate that agglomeration forces work at the very local level, in support of those who believe that space still matters; that distance is not dead; and, finally, that economic activity is not footloose (Rietveld and Vickerman 2004).”