Publications

Essletzbichler, J. and D.L. Rigby (2007): Exploring Evolutionary Economic Geographies. Journal of Economic Geography. Forthcoming.

Essletzbichler, J. (2007): Diversity, Stability and Regional Growth in the United States (1975-2002). In Frenken, K. (ed): Applied Evolutionary Economics and Economic Geography, 203-229. Edward Edgar, Cheltenham.

Essletzbichler, J. (2007): The geography of Gross Employment Flows in British Manufacturing. European Urban and Regional Studies 14: 7-26.

Rigby, D.L and J. Essletzbichler (2006): Technological Variety, Technological Change and a Geography of Production Techniques. Journal of Economic Geography 6: 45-70.

Essletzbichler, J. and D. L. Rigby (2005): Technological Evolution as Creative Destruction of Process Heterogeneity. Evidence from US Plant Level Data. Economic Systems Research 17: 25 -45.

Essletzbichler, J. and D. L. Rigby (2005): Competition, Variety and the Geography of Technology Evolution, Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 95: 48-62.

Essletzbichler, J. (2004): The Geography of Job Creation and Destruction in the US Manufacturing Sector, 1967-1997. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 94: 602-619.

Castree, N., Essletzbichler, J. and N. Brenner (2004): Introduction to the symposium “David Harvey’s The Limits to Capital: Two Decades On”. Antipode 36: 401-405.

Essletzbichler, J. (2003): From Mass Production to Flexible Specialization: The Sectoral and Geographical Extent of Contract Work in US Manufacturing. Regional Studies , vol. 37, pp. 753-771.

Essletzbichler, J. (2002): Evolutionäre Wirtschaftsgeographie: Neues Forschungsparadigma oder Sackgasse? (Evolutionary economic geography: New research paradigm or dead end?) Geographischer Jahresbericht aus Österreich 59: 11-30.

Rigby, D.L. And J. Essletzbichler (2002): Agglomeration Economies and Productivity Differences in US Cities. Journal of Economic Geography 2: 407-432.

Essletzbichler, J. and D.L. Rigby (2002): The impact of industry-mix, innovation, selection, plant entry and exit on metropolitan labor productivity in the United States , Urban Geography 23: 279-298.

Essletzbichler, J. and D.L. Rigby (2001): Industrial and Regional Restructuring in the US Women's Dress Industry, 1963-1992. Environment and Planning A. 33: 1385-1410.

Rigby, D.L. and J. Essletzbichler (2000): Impacts of Industry Mix, Technological Change, Selection and Plant Entry/Exit on Regional Productivity Growth. Regional Studies 33: 333-342.

Essletzbichler, J. and L. Winther (1999): Regional Technological Change and Path-Dependency in the Danish Food Processing Industry. Geografiska Annaler 81 A: 179-196.

Essletzbichler, J., Haydamack, B. and D.L. Rigby (1998): Technical Change in the US Structural Metals Component Industry. Geoforum 29: 23-35.

Rigby, D.L. and J. Essletzbichler (1997): Evolution, Process Variety and Regional Trajectories of Technological Change in US Manufacturing. Economic Geography 73: 269-284.

Essletzbichler, J. and H. Gassler (1996): Regionalisierte Technologiepolitik in einer globalen Ökonomie (Regionalized Technology Policy in a Global Economy). Kurswechsel 2/96: 35-48.