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• Location factors in corporate location decisions. Is the relevance of soft factors really increasing?

  Christina Masch

  465-478

  2022-08-31

• Ideological or pragmatic value-added capture? An inter-cantonal study on the influence of political legitimacy on the configuration of value-added capture in Switzerland

  Louis Scheiwiller, Andreas Hengstermann

  451-464

  2022-08-31

• Changes in housing and location preferences due to home office in the Covid-19 pandemic?

  Ute Neumann, Annette Spellerberg, Lutz Eichholz

  434-450

  2022-08-31

• Leaving, Staying in and Returning to the Hometown Couple's residential location choices at the time of family formation

  Janna Albrecht, Joachim Scheiner

  414-433

  2022-08-31

• Cultural Infrastructures in Small and Medium- Sized Cities in Germany. A Location Typology of Cultural Services of General Interest

  Christoph Mager , Madeleine Wagner

  379-396

  2022-08-31

• Social infrastructure in the context of Shrinking Towns and Cities Spatial-order concepts 2015 for kindergartens and care homes for the elderly in Bremerhaven

  Katharina Koch

  199–209

  2005-05-31

• Regional governance for collective natural resource management: the example of biosphere reserves

  Dietrich Fürst, Marion Lahner, Kim Pollermann

  330–339

  2005-09-30

• Book review of: Kegler, Harald (2025): Eine Vision für Mitteldeutschland. Aufbruch der Landesplanung 1925-1932. Der mitteldeutsche Industriebezirk um Halle, Magdeburg, Leipzig und Erfurt

  Harald Bodenschatz

  2026-02-27

• Beyond the commuter belt: graduates’ plans for migration and demographic change in rural areas The case of the Haßberge district in Lower Franconia

  Tobias Chilla, Tobias Morhart, Boris Braun

  260–270

  2008-05-31

• Regional distribution of public funds for institutions of higher education Influences on the regional distribution of resources of a variety of models for funding institutions of higher education, with special reference to the Netherlands, Britain and the US

  Ingo Liefner

  436–445

  2001-09-30

• Indicators for the evaluation and guidance of sustainable spatial development in North Rhine-Westphalia Purposes, potentials and problems associated with the use of sustainability indicators in area development planning in North Rhine-Westphalia

  Jörn Birkmann, Lothar Finke

  276–286

  2001-07-31

• The role of regional planning in designating flora and fauna habitats and bird sanctuaries of European significance

  Albert Schmidt

  382–388

  2000-09-30

• “Staged attractions” around the region — A contribution to the creation of regions? Background, examples, consequences for spatial planning

  Corinna Clemens

  201–210

  2000-03-31

• Creative milieus as factors of regional development

  Andreas Rösch

  161–172

  2000-03-31

• Sustainable, regional, developed? «Sustainability» as a model for rural regions the example of Pyhrn-Eisenwurzen, Austria

  Andreas Maier

  150–160

  2000-03-31

• Development in Rural areas Environmental analysis and environmental management for sustainable regional development

  Heiner Monheim

  130–138

  2000-03-31

• Regional management as the driving force behind sustainable spatial development

  Hans Kistenmacher, Kirsten Mangels

  89–102

  2000-03-31

• The “creative milieu” — No more than a theoretical concept, or an instrument of regional development?

  Martina Fromhold-Eisebith M.A.

  168–175

  1999-03-31

• Conjoint analysis A technique for commercial planning

  Hanns Werner Bonny

  46–52

  1999-01-31

• The Alps: in the web of European spatial planning policy Comments on the ESDP draft against the backdrop of on-going structural changes in the Alp Region

  Werner Bätzing

  3–13

  1999-01-31

• Perspectives and Changes in planning education: The case study Technische Universität Dortmund, School of Spatial Planning

  Hans Heinrich Blotevogel, Tobias Scholz

  519–532

  2008-11-30

• Privatisation of german rail Requirements for the organisational structure of the railway from a spatial planning perspective

  Jan M. Stielike

  405–411

  2009-09-30

• Main features of a constructivist landscape theory and its consequences for spatial planning

  Olaf Kühne

  395–404

  2009-09-30

• Promotion of innovation and administration: the example of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen

  Peter Dirksmeier

  308–317

  2009-07-31

• Particular and general metropolitan specializations in Berlin: Culture and science, coordination and transaction

  Rolf Stein

  287–299

  2009-07-31