Regional Economics

Regional Economics, 2nd Edition, provides a comprehensive textbook treatment of spatial and regional economic systems. Written by Roberta Capello, the volume addresses foundational analytical frameworks alongside developments formulated across the decade prior to its 2016 publication.

Coverage spans the earliest location theories to regional growth theories. The text addresses proximity and innovation frameworks, the concept of territorial capital, and the role of agglomeration economies in urban growth.

Designed for undergraduate students in regional economics, urban economics, and spatial planning, the textbook includes 68 black-and-white illustrations across 378 pages to support study.