American Journal of Economics and Sociology, The

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Articles in Jan 2001 issue of American Journal of Economics and Sociology, The

• Agglomeration and Congestion in the Economics of Ideas and Technological Change
  by Norman Sedgley
• International Sister-Cities: Bridging the Global-Local Divide
  by Rolf D. Cremer
• Zipf's Law for Cities and Beyond: The Case of Denmark
  by Thornbjorn Knudsen
• The Completely Decentralized City: The Case for Benefits Based Public Finance
  by Fred E. Foldvary
• The Structure of Sprawl: Identifying and Characterizing Employment Centers in Polycentric Metropolitan Areas
  by Nathan B. Anderson
• Edge Cities and the Viability of Metropolitan Economies: Contributions to Flexibility and External Linkages by New Urban Service Environments
  by David L. Mckee
• Editor's Introduction
• Manufacturing and Rural Economies in the United States: The Role of Nondurable Producers, Labor Costs and State Taxes
  by Mark Jelavich
• Value Capture as a Policy Tool in Transportation Economics: An Exploration in Public Finance in the Tradition of Henry George
  by H. William Batt
• Henry George and Classical Growth Theory: A Significant Contribution to Modeling Scale Economies - Critical Essay
  by John K. Whitaker
• Coordinating Opposite Approaches to Managing Urban Growth and Curbing Sprawl A Synthesis
  by Thomas L. Daniels
• Modeling Agglomeration and Dispersion in City and Country: Gunnar Myrdal, Francois Perroux, and the New Economic Geography - Critical Essay
  by Stephen J. Meardon
• Leapfrogging, Urban Sprawl, and Growth Management: Phoenix, 1950-2000
  by Carol E. Heim
• City and Country: Lessons from European Economic Thought - Critical Essay
  by Jorgen G. Backhaus
• A City without Slums: Urban Renewal; Public Housing and Downtown Revitalization in Kansas City, Missouri
  by Kevin Fox Gotham
• Making the Country Work for the City: Von Thunen's Ideas in Geography, Agricultural Economics and the Sociology of Agriculture
  by Daniel Block
• A City Divided by Political Philosophies: Residential Development in a Bi-Provincial City in Canada
  by Gura Bhargava