Journal of Economic Geography

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Economic Geography is 7. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Local champions and change of governments: a longitudinal analysis of firms’ political ties in Gaziantep, Turkey128
Reworking uneven geographical development: the spatial logic of China’s rural banking reforms86
Chinese firms bridging the standardization gap in 3GPP: liabilities of outsidership and the role of technological shifts47
Is income inequality converging at the regional level? Evidence from LIS data36
Capital shocks and the great urban divide33
Correction to: A multi-scale story of the diffusion of a new technology: the Web26
Externalizing rescue operations at sea: The migration deal between Italy and Libya26
Suburbanization and transportation in European cities23
Correction to: ‘Moving On’—investigating inventors’ ethnic origins using supervised learning23
Revealing preferential circulation—how the use of places serves localized entrepreneurs’ capabilities22
Making markets ‘decisive’: a firm-level evaluation of state-led development in the China–Myanmar border region22
The productivity effects of regional anchors on local firms in Swedish regions between 2007 and 2019—evidence from an expert-informed machine learning approach22
Fast and furious: the productivity effects of the geography of experienced internet speeds21
Financial centre primacy around the world: international analysis based on mergers and acquisitions data20
Are richer neighborhoods always better for the kids?18
The environmental polycrisis and global production networks: insights from agriculture in South Africa, Kenya, and Nicaragua18
For children’s sake: the effects of child abuse scandals on migration aspirations17
Consumption zones17
Housing supply elasticity and government-owned land: evidence from Hong Kong16
Risk in networks: the role of finance in governing Denmark’s green hydrogen production network15
Regional development through simultaneous strategic coupling: the uneven formation and matching of regional assets with global production networks14
Special issue on Immigration Economics at Journal of Economic Geography14
Leveraging the digital layer: the strength of weak and strong ties in bridging geographic and cognitive distances14
Not welcome anymore: the effect of electoral incentives on the reception of refugees13
The role of community–private sector partnerships in the diffusion of environmental innovation: renewable energy in Southern Israel13
Lead firm strategies in the global textile and apparel industry: Are disruptions reconfiguring the geographies of production?13
Business politics as a causal mechanism shaping uneven regional development across Romania’s automotive industry11
Rethinking evolutionary economic geography through a gender lens11
How to enter high-opportunity places? The role of social contacts for residential mobility11
Regional economic resilience and post-crisis growth paths: hysteresis and homeorhesis11
The urban wage premium and spatial sorting on observed and unobserved ability11
‘Moving On’—investigating inventors’ ethnic origins using supervised learning11
Remote work and reorganization of household infrastructure in the Global South: insights from the Indian information technology industry10
The geography of cultural capital: measuring neighborhood-level gaps in access as a key driver of social mobility10
From displacement to integration: mitigating the distributional effect of immigration through an amnesty program10
Populist resentments and identities and their repercussions on firms and regions. The example of East Thuringia10
EU money and mayors: does Cohesion Policy affect local electoral outcomes?10
Strategic coupling beyond borders: Germany’s extraterritorial agency in Namibia’s green hydrogen industry10
Fertility implications of family-based regularizations10
Close to home: bundled consumption, relatedness, and urban resilience in Seoul9
COVID, coup, and crises of social reproduction: exploring the effects of Myanmar’s polycrisis on migrant workers in global seafood production networks in Thailand9
Publisher’s Note: Pay-as-they-get-in: attitudes toward migrants and pension systems9
Finance and economic geography: where does money come from and where is it going?9
Symbolic knowledge innovation through bricolage in the periphery: the Bauhaus movement9
Technological diversification of U.S. cities during the great historical crises9
Large-scale affordable housing construction and public goods provision: evidence from Iran9
Can foundational economy save regions in crisis?8
Why do labor regimes change? Worker power, the supplier squeeze, and structural transformation in the global apparel industry8
The geography of standards—a regional analysis of ISO management system standards adoption in Germany8
A new method for identifying and delineating spatial agglomerations with application to venture-backed startups7
International knowledge connectivity and the increasing concentration of innovation in major global cities7
Customary land conversion in sub-Saharan African cities7
Correction to: The geopolitical underpinning of global value chains and production networks: US–China technological rivalry in a longer-range perspective7
Rethinking resource enclavity in developing countries: Embedding Global Production Networks in gold mining regions7
Are local retail services an amenity or a nuisance?7
Migration response to an immigration shock: evidence from Russia’s aggression against Ukraine7
The contribution of academic inventors to regional technological diversification: the Italian evidence7
Geography of medical care7
Economic geography’s contribution to understanding the circular economy7
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