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Volume 42, Number 8, October 2008
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Polycentric Puzzles - Emerging Mega-City Regions Seen through the Lens of Advanced Producer Services
pp. 1055-1064(10)
Authors: Hoyler, Michael; Kloosterman, Robert; Sokol, Martin

Informational Quantity Versus Informational Quality: The Perils of Navigating the Space of Flows
pp. 1065-1077(13)
Authors: Pain, Kathy; Hall, Peter

Application of the Interlocking Network Model to Mega-City-Regions: Measuring Polycentricity Within and Beyond City-Regions
pp. 1079-1093(15)
Authors: Taylor, P. J.; Evans, D. M.; Pain, K.

Connecting Rhine-Main: The Production of Multi-Scalar Polycentricities through Knowledge-Intensive Business Services
pp. 1095-1111(17)
Authors: Hoyler, Michael; Freytag, Tim; Mager, Christoph

Changing Value Chain of the Swiss Knowledge Economy: Spatial Impact of Intra-firm and Inter-firm Networks within the Emerging Mega-City Region of Northern Switzerland
pp. 1113-1131(19)
Authors: Thierstein, Alain; Luthi, Stefan; Kruse, Christian; Gabi, Simone; Glanzmann, Lars

Revisiting the 'Informational City': Space of Flows, Polycentricity and the Geography of Knowledge-Intensive Business Services in the Emerging Global City-Region of Dublin
pp. 1133-1146(14)
Authors: Sokol, Martin; Van Egeraat, Chris; Williams, Brendan

Examining the Mega-City-Region Hypothesis: Evidence from the Paris City-Region/Bassin parisien
pp. 1147-1160(14)
Author: Halbert, Ludovic

Examining 'Core-Periphery' Relationships in a Global City-Region: The Case of London and South East England
pp. 1161-1172(12)
Author: Pain, Kathy

Geographies of Knowledge Formation in Mega-City Regions: Some Evidence from the Dutch Randstad
pp. 1173-1186(14)
Author: Lambregts, Bart

Discourse on 'Metropolitan Driving Forces' and 'Uneven Development': Germany and the RhineRuhr Conurbation - RETRACTED
pp. 1187-1204(18)
Authors: Knapp, Wolfgang; Schmitt, Peter

European Planning and the Polycentric Consensus: Wishful Thinking?
pp. 1205-1217(13)
Authors: Vandermotten, Christian; Halbert, Ludovic; Roelandts, Marcel; Cornut, Pierre

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