The consequences of the crisis were not uniform among regions and countries of the European Union (EU). This study provides a conceptual framework for one of the major dimensions of resilience, i.e., the renewal capacity. The empirical application of our conceptual framework to GDP per capita, employment rate and productivity identifies some well-identified spatial patterns
Using a novel data set for 207 European regions from 22 different countries, we analyse the relevanc...
Starting in 2007–2008, an economic crisis with no comparable precedent after WWII has affected most ...
This report proposes a new approach for measuring regional resilience that goes beyond the assessmen...
The strength of the 2008 financial and economic crisis and the resulting degree of resilience were h...
The consequences of the crisis were not uniform among regions and countries of the European Union (E...
The 2008 financial crisis reopened the debate on regions’ ability to deal with shocks within the Eur...
The 2007–2008 global recession and consequent slow recovery have revealed considerable heterogeneity...
ABSTRACT: Regions adapt regional economic models differently in the face of economic shock and reces...
The response by regional and national economies to exogenous impulses has a well-established literat...
This paper focuses on the particular role of the national setting for the economic resilience of reg...
During periods of economic growth or crisis / recession, territorial inequalities are becoming more ...
The coronavirus crisis and its continuing effects on European economies has propelled the debate abo...
Using a novel data set for 207 European regions from 22 different countries, we analyse the relevanc...
Using a novel data set for 207 European regions from 22 different countries, we analyse the relevanc...
This chapter explores the Regional Economic Resilience Indicator (RERI) which has been developed as ...
Using a novel data set for 207 European regions from 22 different countries, we analyse the relevanc...
Starting in 2007–2008, an economic crisis with no comparable precedent after WWII has affected most ...
This report proposes a new approach for measuring regional resilience that goes beyond the assessmen...
The strength of the 2008 financial and economic crisis and the resulting degree of resilience were h...
The consequences of the crisis were not uniform among regions and countries of the European Union (E...
The 2008 financial crisis reopened the debate on regions’ ability to deal with shocks within the Eur...
The 2007–2008 global recession and consequent slow recovery have revealed considerable heterogeneity...
ABSTRACT: Regions adapt regional economic models differently in the face of economic shock and reces...
The response by regional and national economies to exogenous impulses has a well-established literat...
This paper focuses on the particular role of the national setting for the economic resilience of reg...
During periods of economic growth or crisis / recession, territorial inequalities are becoming more ...
The coronavirus crisis and its continuing effects on European economies has propelled the debate abo...
Using a novel data set for 207 European regions from 22 different countries, we analyse the relevanc...
Using a novel data set for 207 European regions from 22 different countries, we analyse the relevanc...
This chapter explores the Regional Economic Resilience Indicator (RERI) which has been developed as ...
Using a novel data set for 207 European regions from 22 different countries, we analyse the relevanc...
Starting in 2007–2008, an economic crisis with no comparable precedent after WWII has affected most ...
This report proposes a new approach for measuring regional resilience that goes beyond the assessmen...
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