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Nonlinear Evolution of Spatial Economic Systems

โœ Scribed by Peter Nijkamp, Aura Reggiani (auth.), Prof. Dr. Peter Nijkamp, Prof. Dr. Aura Reggiani (eds.)


Publisher
Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
Year
1993
Tongue
English
Leaves
290
Edition
1
Category
Library

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โœฆ Synopsis


Is our world more dynamic than it used to be in the past? Have phenomena in the social science field become unpredictable? Are chaotic events nowadays occurring more frequently than in the past? Such questions are often raised in popular debates on nonlinear evolution and self-organizing systems. At the same time, many scientists are also raising various intruiging methodological issues. Is it possible to separate deterministic chaos from random disturbances if their trajectories are (almost) similar? Is prediction still possible in a world of chaos (Poincare)? Is it possible to distinguish specification errors from measurement errors in a nonlinear dynamic model? Is evolution a random process? The list of such questions can easily be extended with dozens of others. But despite the myriad of questions on problems of nonlinear evolution, one common trait is evident: in both the natural and the social sciences we are still groping in the dark in areas which are par excellence promising hunting grounds for exploratory and exploratory research, viz. structural grounds in an uncertain nonlinear world. The present book aims at offering a collection of refreshing contributions to the above research issues by focusing attention, in particular on nonlinear dynamic evolution in space at the Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study (NIAS) in Wassenaar, the Netherlands. The Institute has to be thanked for its hospitality and support, reflected inter alia in a workshop at which several of the papers included in this book were discussed.

โœฆ Table of Contents


Front Matter....Pages i-x
Nonlinear Evolution of Socioeconomic and Spatial Systems....Pages 1-21
Front Matter....Pages 23-23
Lessons from Nonlinear Dynamic Economics....Pages 25-57
Survey of Nonlinear Dynamic Modelling in Economics....Pages 58-84
Towards a Dynamic Disequilibrium Theory of Economy....Pages 85-111
Complex Transient Motion in Continuous-Time Economic Models....Pages 112-137
Economic Structure and Nonlinear Dynamic Development....Pages 138-156
Front Matter....Pages 157-157
Microeconomics and the Dynamic Modelling of Spatial Systems....Pages 159-177
Spatial Evolution in Complex Systems....Pages 178-202
Speculations on Fractal Geometry in Spatial Dynamics....Pages 203-222
Complex Dynamics and Fractal Urban Form....Pages 223-247
Complex Behaviour in Spatial Networks....Pages 248-271
Dynamical Basis of Large Deviations and Power Laws in Complex Systems....Pages 272-282
Back Matter....Pages 283-285

โœฆ Subjects


Regional/Spatial Science; Economic Theory; Geography (general)


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