Spatial Convergence Clubs and the European Regional Growth Process,1980–1995

By C. Baumont, Cem Ertur, J. Le Gallo. 2003

121 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Political Science and International Relations

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In Economics and Econometrics

1. Sandy Dall'erba
2. R. J. Florax
3. J. Le Gallo
4. Henri L. F. de Groot
5. M. Abreu
6. Geoffrey J. D. Hewings
7. F. Gezici
8. Yehua Dennis Wei

In Political Science and International Relations

1. Sandy Dall'erba
2. Henri L. F. de Groot
3. M. Abreu
4. R. J. Florax
5. F. Gezici
6. Geoffrey J. D. Hewings
7. J. Le Gallo
8. Yehua Dennis Wei

Citations in the corpus

• Regional Convergence And The Impact Of European Structural Funds Over 1989-1999: A Spatial Econometric Analysis (2008, methodology): “In the context of regional economies characterized by strong geographic patterns, like the core-periphery pattern, convergence clubs can be detected using exploratory spatial data analysis which relies on geographic criteria (Baumont et al., 2003).”
• Space and Growth (2004, methodology): “Similarly, Baumont et al. (2003) use a Moran scatterplot (a diagram showing the relationship between per-capita GDP, and the average per-capita GDP in neighbouring regions) to detect two clusters of regions in the European Union (North and South).”
• Spatial Analysis of Regional Inequalities in Turkey (2007, background): “Some empirical works by Rey and Montouri (1999), Rey (2001, 2004), Le Gallo and Ertur (2003), Baumont et al. (2003), Ying (2000), Dall’erba (2005) are examples that focus on regional inequalities and spatial dependence of growth using ESDA.”