Andy Isserman’s Regional Science

Luc Anselin

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Historical Geography and Geographical Thought Urban Planning and Governance Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis

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Andy Isserman left a lasting impact on the fields of Regional Science and Planning. This special issue is dedicated to his memory. In addition to summarizing its contents, in this article I also reflect on Andy’s particular view of Regional Science as a field, expressed in many of his writings as well as countless personal conversations.

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