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Frank van Oort Professor |
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Department
of Economic Geography, Faculty of
Geosciences, Utrecht University E: f.g.vanoort@uu.nl Some documents can be downloaded. If not, request by e-mail. |
Research
Interests
·
Agglomeration Economies
·
Urban Economics
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Planning and Housing
·
Geography of Knowledge Production
·
Knowledge Economy
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Neighbourhood Economics
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Urban Networks
Selected
Publications
(for a complete overview by theme and for publications in Dutch see
below)
2012: Frank van Oort, Martijn Burger, Joris Knoben & Otto Raspe, “Multilevel approaches and the firm-agglomeration
ambiguity in economic growth studies“. Journal of
Economic Surveys 26:468-491. Working paper version: Tinbergen
Institute Discussion Paper TI 2012-014/3.
2012: Thomas de Graaff, Frank van Oort &
Raymond Florax, “Modeling
regional population-employment dynamics across different sectors of the economy“. Journal of
Regional Science 52: 60-84. Working paper
version: Tinbergen Institute Discussion Paper TI 2011-129/3.
2012: Thomas de Graaff, Frank van Oort &
Raymond Florax, “Sectoral heterogeneity, accessibility and
population-employment dynamics in Dutch cities“. Journal of Transport Geography (forthcoming).
2012: Bart Sleutjes,
Frank van Oort & Veronique Schutjens,
“A place for area-based policy. The survival and growth of
local firms in Dutch residential neighborhoods“. Journal of
Urban Affairs. (forthcoming).
2012: Wouter Steenbeek, Beate Volker, Henk Flap &
Frank van Oort, “Local businesses as attractors or preventers of neighborhood
disorder”. Journal
of Research in Crime and Delinquency 49: 213-248.
2011: Michiel de Bok &
Frank van Oort, “Agglomeration economies, accessibility and the spatial
choice behavior of relocating firms”. Journal of
Transportation and Land Use 4:
5-24.
2011: Joris Knoben, Roderik
Ponds & Frank van Oort, “Employment from new firm formation in the Netherlands: agglomeration
economies and the knowledge spillover theory of entrepreneurship”. Entrepreneurship
and Regional Development 23: 135-157.
2011: Otto Raspe & Frank
van Oort, “Growth of new firms and spatially bounded knowledge externalities. The
Annals of Regional Science 46: 495-518.
2011: Sandra Vinciguerra, Koen Frenken, Jarno Hoekman & Frank van Oort, “European
infrastructure networks and regional innovation in science-based technologies”. Economics of
Innovation and New Technology 20: 517-537.
2010: Koen Frenken, Roderik
Ponds & Frank van Oort, “The citation impact of research collaboration in science-based
industries: a spatial-institutional analysis”. Papers in Regional Science 89:
351-371.
2010: Bastiaan
de Goei, Martijn Burger,
Frank van Oort & Michael Kitson,
“Functional polycentrism and urban network development in the
Greater South East UK: Evidence from commuting patterns 1981-2001” Regional
Studies 44: 1149-1170.
Working paper version: ERIM Research
Report 2009-038.
2010: Frank van Oort, Martijn Burger & Otto Raspe, “On the economic
foundation of the urban network paradigm. Spatial integration, functional
integration and economic complementarities within the Dutch Randstad”. Urban
Studies 47: 725-748. Working
paper version: ERIM Research Report 2009-039.
2010: Roderik Ponds, Frank
van Oort & Koen Frenken, “Innovation, spillovers, and university-industry
collaboration: an extended knowledge production function approach”. Journal
of Economic Geography
10: 231-255. Working paper version: Papers in
Evolutionary Economic Geography #09-03.
2009: Martijn Burger, Frank
van Oort & Gert-Jan Linders, “On the specification of the gravity model of
trade: zeros, excess zeros and zero-inflated estimation”. Spatial Economic
Analysis 4: 167-187. Working paper version: ERIM Research
Report 2009-003.
2009: Jarno
Hoekman, Koen Frenken & Frank van Oort, “The geography of collaborative
knowledge production in Europe”. The Annals of Regional Science 43,
721-738. Working paper version: CESPRI Working
Papers No 214.
2009: Frank van Oort, Johan Oud & Otto Raspe, “The urban
knowledge economy and employment growth: A spatial structural equation
modelling approach”.
The Annals of Regional Science 43: 859-877.
2008: Gert-Jan Linders, Martijn Burger &
Frank van Oort, “A rather empty world: the many faces of distance and the
persistent resistance to international trade”. The Cambridge
Journal of Regions, Economy and Society 1: 439-458.
2008: Jesse Weltevreden, Oedzge Atzema, Koen Frenken, Katrien de
Kruif & Frank van Oort, “The geography of internet adoption by independent
retailers in the Netherlands. Environment and Planning B 35: 443-460.
2007: Koen Frenken, Frank van Oort & Thijs Verburg, “Related
variety, unrelated variety and regional economic growth”. Regional Studies
41: 685-697. Working paper version: Papers in Evolutionary Economic
Geography #05-02.
2007: Frank van Oort, “Spatial and sectoral composition
effects of agglomeration economies in the Netherlands”. Papers in Regional Science 86: 5-30.
2007: Roderik
Ponds, Frank van Oort & Koen
Frenken, “The geographical
and institutional proximity of research collaboration”. Papers in Regional Science 86, 423-444.
2006: Sandy Farag, Jesse Weltevreden, Ton van Rietbergen,
Martin Dijst & Frank van Oort,
“E-shopping in the Netherlands: does
geography matter?” Environment and Planning B 33: 59-74.
2006: Otto Raspe & Frank van Oort, “The knowledge
economy and urban economic growth”. European Planning Studies 14:
1209-1234. Working
paper version: Papers in Evolutionary
Economic Geography #06-07.
2006: Daan van Soest, Shelby Gerking & Frank van Oort, “Spatial
impacts of agglomeration externalities”. Journal of Regional Science 46:
881-899. Working paper version: CentER Discussion Paper 2003-41.
2004: Frank van Oort, Urban growth and innovation. Spatially bounded
externalities in the Netherlands. Aldershot: Ashgate.
2004: Frank van Oort & Ooedzge Atzema, “On the conceptualization of agglomeration Economies: the
case of new firm formation in the Dutch ICT sector”. The Annals of Regional Science 38:
1-28.
2003: Frank van Oort, Anet Weterings & Heleen Verlinde, “Residential amenities of knowledge workers and the
location of ICT-firms in the Netherlands”. Journal of Economic and Social Geography (TESG)
94: 516-523.
2002: Frank van Oort,
“Innovation and agglomeration
economies in the Netherlands”. Journal
of Economic and Social Geography (TESG) 93: 344-360.
Urban Economics
and Agglomeration
2012: Frank van Oort, Martijn Burger, Joris Knoben & Otto Raspe, “Multilevel approaches and the firm-agglomeration
ambiguity in economic growth studies“. Journal of
Economic Surveys 26:468-491. Working paper version: Tinbergen
Institute Discussion Paper TI 2012-014/3.
2012: Thomas de Graaff, Frank van Oort &
Raymond Florax, “Modeling regional
population-employment dynamics across different sectors of the economy “. Journal of
Regional Science 52: 60-84. Working paper
version: Tinbergen Institute Discussion Paper TI 2011-129/3.
2012: Michael Storper, Charles van Marrewijk
& Frank van Oort, “Processes of change in urban systems“. Special issue of Journal of Regional Science 52: 1-9.
2011: Martijn
Burger, Frank van Oort & Otto Raspe,
“Agglomeration and new establishment
survival: a mixed hierarchical and cross-classified model”. In: Karima Kourtit, Peter Nijkamp & Roger Stough (eds), Drivers of entrepreneurship, innovations and
regional dynamics. Berlin, Springer: 45-64. Working paper version: ERIM Research
Report 018.
2011: Joris Knoben, Roderik Ponds & Frank
van Oort, “Employment from new firm formation in the Netherlands: agglomeration
economies and the knowledge spillover theory of entrepreneurship”. Entrepreneurship
and Regional Development 23: 135-157.
2011: Otto Raspe
& Frank van Oort, “Firm heterogeneity,
productivity and spatially bounded externalities”. Socio-Economic
Planning Sciences 45: 38-47.
2010: Martijn
Burger, Frank van Oort & Bert van der Knaap, “A treatise on the geographical scale of agglomeration
externalities and the modifiable areal unit problem”. Scienze Regionali 9: 19-40. Working paper version: ERIM Research Report 2008-076.
2010: Mark Thissen, Martijn Burger & Frank van
Oort, “Huizenprijzen,
luchtbellen en stedelijke groei”. Tijdschrift
voor Politieke Economie (Digitaal) 4:
44-67.
2009: Martijn Burger,
Frank van Oort & Koen Frenken
(eds.), “Networks and economic agglomeration”.
Special issue of Journal of
Economic and Social Geography (TESG) 100: 139-145.
2009: Philip McCann & Frank
van Oort, “Theories of agglomeration and regional
economic growth: a historical review”. In: Roberta Capello
& Peter Nijkamp (eds.), Handbook of regional
growth and development theories. Cheltenham, Edward Elgar:
19-32.
2009: Frank van Oort & Erik Stam, “Agglomeration
economies and firm growth: testing for spatial externalities". In: Charlie
Karlsson, Borje Johnasson & Roger Stough
(eds.), Innovation, agglomeration and regional competition. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar: 346-374.
2007: Koen Frenken, Frank van Oort & Thijs Verburg, “Related variety,
unrelated variety and regional economic growth”. Regional Studies 41:
685-697. Working paper version: Papers in Evolutionary Economic
Geography #05-02.
2007: Frank van Oort, “Spatial and
sectoral composition effects of agglomeration economies in the Netherlands”. Papers in
Regional Science 86: 5-30.
2006: Koen
Frenken, Frank van Oort
& Thijs Verburg, “Variety
and regional growth: theory, measurement and outcomes”. In: Aura Reggiani & Peter Nijkamp
(eds.), Spatial Evolution and Modelling. Cheltenham, Edward Elgar: 203-239.
2006: Daan van Soest, Shelby Gerking & Frank
van Oort, “Spatial impacts of agglomeration
externalities”. Journal of
Regional Science 46: 881-899. Working paper version: CentER Discussion Paper 2003-41.
2005: Jan Lambooy & Frank van Oort, “Agglomerations in equilibrium?” In: Steven Brakman & Harry Garretsen
(eds.), Location and competition. London, Routledge:
79-108.
2004: Frank van Oort, Urban growth and innovation. Spatially bounded
externalities in the Netherlands. Aldershot: Ashgate.
2004: Frank van Oort & Ooedzge Atzema, “On the conceptualization of agglomeration economies: the
case of new firm formation in the Dutch ICT sector”. The Annals of Regional Science 38:
1-28.
2002: Frank van Oort, “Innovation
and agglomeration economies in the Netherlands”. Journal of Economic and Social Geography (TESG) 93: 344-360.
Knowledge
Economy and Urban & Regional Development
2012: Frank van Oort & Jan Lambooy, “Cities,
knowledge and innovation”. In: Manfred Fischer & Peter Nijkamp
(eds.), Handbook of Regional Science.
Berlin, Springer (forthcoming).
2012: Frank van Oort & Otto Raspe, “Firm
productivity in innovative urban milieus“. In: Knut Ingar
Westeren (ed.), Foundations
of the knowledge economy. Innovation, learning and clusters. Cheltenham,
Edward Elgar: 101-116.
2011: Otto Raspe & Frank
van Oort, “Growth of new
firms and spatially bounded knowledge externalities”. The Annals
of Regional Science 46: 495-518.
2009: Frank van Oort, Johan Oud & Otto Raspe, “The urban knowledge
economy and employment growth: A spatial structural equation modelling approach”.
The Annals of Regional Science 43: 859-877.
2008: Otto Raspe & Frank van Oort, “Firm growth and
localized knowledge externalities”. Journal of Regional Analysis
and Policy 38: 100-116.
2007: Pieter de Bruijn & Frank van Oort, “Connectivity
and co-location in innovation processes of Dutch firms”. In:
Philip Cooke & Daphne Schwartz (eds.), Creative regions: technology, culture and knowledge
entrepreneurship. London,
Routledge: 62-80.
2007:
Martijn Burger, Frank van Oort, Otto Raspe & Bert van der Knaap, “Steden in de netwerkeconomie”. Geografie 16: 34-36.
2007: Frank van Oort & Otto Raspe, “Urban heterogeneity in knowledge-related economic
growth”. In: Jordi Surinach,
Rosina Moreno & Esther Vaya (eds.), Knowledge externalities,
innovation clusters and regional development. Cheltenham, Edward Elgar: 280-303.
2006: Otto Raspe & Frank
van Oort, “The knowledge economy and urban economic
growth”. European Planning Studies 14: 1209-1234. Working paper version: Papers
in Evolutionary Economic Geography #06-07.
2005: Lambert van der Laan, Frank van Oort
& Otto Raspe, “Kennis, ICT-gebruik
en organisaties: Een regionaal perspectief”. Tijdschrift voor
Arbeidsvraagstukken 21: 299-313.
2005: Frank van Oort & Otto Raspe, “Nederlandse steden
in de kenniseconomie”. Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie 27: 4-24.
2005: Frank van Oort, Otto Raspe & Pieter de
Bruijn, “Industriële focus ruimtelijk kennisbeleid geeft
eenzijdig beeld”. Economisch Statistische Berichten 90:
131-134.
2004: Otto Raspe, Frank van Oort & Pieter de Bruijn, Kennis op de kaart. Ruimtelijke
patronen in de kenniseconomie. Rotterdam: Nai
Uitgevers & Ruimtelijk Planbureau.
2003: Frank van Oort, Anet Weterings & Heleen
Verlinde, “Residential amenities of knowledge workers and the location
of ICT-firms in the Netherlands”. Journal of Economic and Social Geography (TESG) 94: 516-523.
Geography
of Knowledge Production
2011: Sandra Vinciguerra, Koen Frenken, Jarno Hoekman & Frank van Oort, “European infrastructure networks and regional innovation
in science-based technologies”. Economics
of Innovation and New Technology 20: 517-537.
2010: Koen Frenken, Roderik
Ponds & Frank van Oort, “The citation impact of research collaboration in
science-based industries: a spatial-institutional analysis”. Papers in Regional Science 89:
351-371.
2010: Roderik Ponds, Frank
van Oort & Koen Frenken, “Innovation, spillovers, and university-industry
collaboration: an extended knowledge production function approach”. Journal of Economic Geography 10: 231-255.
Working paper version: Papers in Evolutionary Economic Geography #09-03.
2009: Koen Frenken, Jarno Hoekman, Susanne
Kok, Roderik Ponds, Frank
van Oort & Joep van Vliet, “Death of distance in science? A gravity approach to research collaboration”. In: A. Pyka & A. Scharnhorst (eds.), Innovation networks –
New approaches in modelling and analysing. Berlin: Springer,
43-57.
2009: Jarno
Hoekman, Koen Frenken & Frank van Oort,
“The geography of collaborative knowledge production in Europe”. The Annals
of Regional Science 43, 721-738. Working paper version: CESPRI Working Papers No 214.
2009: Roderik Ponds, Frank
van Oort & Koen Frenken, “Internationalization and regional embedding of
scientific research in the Netherlands”. In: A. Varga
(ed.), Universities, knowledge transfer and regional development. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 109-137.
2008: Roderik
Ponds & Frank van Oort, “Spatial patterns of innovation in science-based technologies in
the Netherlands”. Journal of
Economic and Social Geography (TESG) 99: 238-247.
2007: Koen Frenken, Jarno Hoekman & Frank van Oort, Towards a European Research Area. Rotterdam: Nai Uitgevers & Ruimtelijk Planbureau.
2007: Roderik
Ponds, Frank van Oort & Koen
Frenken, “The geographical
and institutional proximity of research collaboration”. Papers in Regional Science 86, 423-444.
2006:
Roderik Ponds & Frank
van Oort, Kennishubs in
Nederland. Ruimtelijke patronen van onderzoekssamenwerking. Rotterdam:
Nai Uitgevers & Ruimtelijk Planbureau.
2006:
Roderik Ponds, Frank van
Oort & Koen Frenken, “De regionale inbedding van kennisnetwerken in
Nederland”. Kwartaalschrift Economie 3, 355-376.
2004: Koen Frenken & Frank van Oort, “The
geography of research collaboration: Theoretical considerations and stylised
facts in biotechnology in Europe and the United States”. In: P. Cooke & A. Piccaluga (eds.), Regional economies as knowledge
laboratories. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 38-57.
European
Economic Development, Trade Networks and Competitiveness
2012: Teodora Dogaru,
Frank van Oort, Dario Diodato
& Mark Thissen, “Agglomeration and knowledge in
European regional growth”. In: Ben
Derudder, Sven Conventz,
Alain Thierstein & Frank Witlox
(eds.), Hub cities in the knowledge
economy: seaports, airports, brainports. Aldershot: Ashgate (forthcoming).
2012: Mark Thissen, Frank van Oort &
Simone Langeweg, “Versterking
concurrentiepositie met sectorspecifiek regionaal beleid“. ROMagazine, maart
2012: 14-19.
2011: Mark Thissen, Arjan Ruijs, Frank van Oort & Dario Diadato, De
concurrentiepositie van Nederlandse regio’s: regionaal-economische
samenhang in Europa. Den Haag: Planbureau voor de Leefomgeving.
2011: Teodora Dogaru, Frank van Oort & Mark Thissen, “Agglomeration economies in European regions: perspectives for objective-1 regions”. Journal
of Economic and Social Geography (TESG) 102: 486-494
2010: Mark Thissen & Frank van Oort, “European place-based development
policy and sustainable economic agglomeration”. Journal of
Economic and Social Geography (TESG)
101: 473-480.
2010:
Matthias Brienen, Martijn
Burger & Frank van Oort, “The geography of Chinese and Indian
greenfield investments in Europe”. Eurasian Geography and Economics 51:
254-273.
2009: Martijn Burger, Frank
van Oort & Gert-Jan Linders, “On the specification of the gravity model of
trade: zeros, excess zeros and zero-inflated estimation”. Spatial Economic
Analysis 4: 167-187. Working paper version: ERIM Research Report 2009-003.
2008: Gert-Jan Linders, Martijn Burger &
Frank van Oort, “A rather empty world: the many faces
of distance and the persistent resistance to international trade”. The
Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy
and Society 1: 439-458.
2008:
Frank van Oort, Martijn Burger & Gert-Jan
Linders, “De vele gezichten
van afstand in internationale handelsrelaties”. Tijdschrift voor
Politieke Economie (Digitaal) 2: 106-124.
2007: Koen Frenken, Jarno Hoekman & Frank van Oort,
Towards a European Research Area. Rotterdam:
Nai Uitgevers & Ruimtelijk Planbureau.
Urban
Networks
2012: Martijn Burger, Frank
van Oort, Ronald Wall & Mark Thissen,
“Analysing competitive advantage of cities in the
Dutch Randstad by urban market overlap”. In: Johan Klaesson, Börje Johansson,
Charlie Karlsson & Roger Stough
(eds), Metropolitan
regions: preconditions and strategies for growth and development in the global
economy. Berlin: Springer. Working Paper
version: GaWC Research Bulletin 273
2010: Frank van Oort, Martijn Burger & Otto Raspe, “On the economic
foundation of the urban network paradigm. Spatial integration, functional
integration and economic complementarities within the Dutch Randstad”.
Urban Studies 47: 725-748. Working paper version: ERIM Research
Report 2009-039.
2010: Bastiaan
de Goei, Martijn Burger,
Frank van Oort & Michael Kitson,
“Functional polycentrism and urban network development in the Greater South East UK:
evidence from commuting patterns 1981-2001” Regional
Studies 44: 1149-1170. Working
paper version: ERIM Research Report 2009-038.
2009:
Frank van Oort, Martijn Burger, Mark Thissen &
Evert-Jan Visser, “De ontwikkeling van economische
specialisaties en complementariteit in de Randstad in de periode 1963-2004”. Historisch Tijdschrift Holland
41: 240-252.
2008:
Bastiaan de Goei, Martijn Burger, Frank van Oort & Michael Kitson, “testing the supperregion”. Town and Country Planning 77: 458-465.
2008: Frank van Oort, Martijn Burger & Otto Raspe, “Interfirm relations and
economic clustering in the Dutch Randstad region. In: Uwe
Blien & Gunther Maier
(eds.), The economics of regional clusters: networks, technology and policy.
Cheltenham, Edward Elgar: 145-165.
2007: Frank van Oort, Martijn Burger & Otto Raspe,
“Economische netwerken en stedelijke complementariteit in de Randstad”. Kwartaalschrift
Economie 4: 11-30.
2007: Frank van Oort,
Martijn Burger & Otto Raspe, “De Randstad hangt als los zand aaneen”.
Economisch Statistische Berichten 92: 292-295.
2006:
Jan Ritsema Van Eck, Frank van Oort & Otto Raspe,
Vele steden maken
nog geen Randstad. Rotterdam: Nai Uitgevers & Ruimtelijk
Planbureau.
2006:
Frank van Oort, Martijn Burger & Otto Raspe, Economische
netwerken in de regio. Rotterdam: Nai
Uitgevers & Ruimtelijk Planbureau.
2012: Bart Sleutjes,
Frank van Oort & Veronique Schutjens,
“A place for area-based policy. The survival and growth of
local firms in Dutch residential neighborhoods“. Journal of Urban Affairs. (forthcoming).
2012: Bart Sleutjes,
Frank van Oort & Veronique Schutjens,
“Cohesion, liveability and firm success in Dutch neighbourhoods. In: Friderieke Welter,
David Smallbone & Anita van Gils (eds.), Entrepreneurial processes in a changing
economy. Cheltenham, Edward Elgar: 24-46.
2012: Wouter Steenbeek, Beate Volker, Henk Flap &
Frank van Oort, “Local businesses as attractors or preventers of neighborhood disorder”. Journal
of Research in Crime and Delinquency 49:
213-248.
2010: Otto Raspe, Anet Weterings, Martijn van den
Berge, Frank van Oort, Gerard Marlet, Veronique Schutjens & Wouter
Steenbeek, Bedrijvigheid en
leefbaarheid in stedelijke woonwijken. Den Haag: Planbureau voor
de Leefomgeving.
Spatial Planning
and Urban Development
2012: Thomas de Graaff, Frank van Oort &
Raymond Florax, “Sectoral heterogeneity, accessibility and population-employment
dynamics in Dutch cities“. Journal of Transport Geography (forthcoming).
2012: Frank van Oort,
“De weerbare regio. Duurzame regionaal-economische ontwikkeling en ruimtelijke
planning”. In: K. Schipper (ed.), Op de kaart gezet.
Den Haag: College van Rijksadviseurs: 2-3.
2011: Michiel de Bok &
Frank van Oort, “Agglomeration economies, accessibility and the spatial choice behavior of
relocating firms”. Journal of Transportation and Land Use 4: 5-24.
2011: Frank van Oort, Otto Raspe & Mark Thissen (2011), “De regio centraal in de mondiale netwerkeconomie”. In:
Jeroen Saris, Jaap Modder, Pieter van Ree & Marjolein Stamsnijder (eds.), Stedelijke regio's. Rotterdam, NAi-Uitgevers: 42-46.
2008:
Frank van Oort, Thomas de Graaff, Gusta
Renes & Mark Thissen, “Economische dynamiek en de
Randstedelijke woningmarkt”. In: Henk Don (ed.), Agenda voor de
woningmarkt. Preadviezen van de Koninklijke Vereniging voor de Staatshuishoudkunde,
Amsterdam: 101-124.
2008: Frank van Oort, Martijn Burger & Ronald Wall, “Dossier - Alle
macht aan de metropool”. Financieel Dagblad Outlook 2: 53-59.
2008:
Thomas de Graaff, Frank van Oort & Sanne Boschman, Woon-werkdynamiek
in Nederlandse gemeenten. Rotterdam: Nai
Uitgevers en Ruimtelijk Planbureau.
2008:
Jesse Weltevreden, Oedzge Atzema,
Koen Frenken, Katrien de Kruif & Frank van Oort,
“The geography of internet adoption by independent retailers in the
Netherlands. Environment and Planning B 35: 443-460.
2007:
Frank van Oort, Roderik Ponds e.a., Verhuizingen van
bedrijven en groei van werkgelegenheid. Rotterdam: Nai Uitgevers en Ruimtelijk Planbureau.
2007:
Frank van Oort, “Dossier Business Valleys -
De kracht van de stad”. Financieel Dagblad Strategie 2:
41-54.
2007:
Anet Weterings, Frank van
Oort, Otto Raspe & Thijs Verburg, Clusters en
economische groei. Rotterdam: Nai Uitgevers & Ruimtelijk
Planbureau.
2006:
Irina van Aalst, Ooedzge Atzema, Ron Boschma & Frank van Oort, “Creatieve klasse en economische groei in stedelijk
Nederland”. In: B. Hofstede & S. Raes (eds.), Creatief
Vermogen. Den Haag, Elsevier: 123-154.
2006: Sandy Farag, Jesse Weltevreden, Ton van Rietbergen, Martin Dijst
& Frank van Oort, “E-shopping in
the Netherlands: does geography matter?” Environment and Planning B 33: 59-74.
2006:
Frank van Oort, “Economische
vernieuwing en de stad”. Oratie Universiteit Utrecht.
2005:
David Evers, Anton van Hoorn & Frank van Oort, Winkelen in
Megaland. Rotterdam: Nai Uitgevers
& Ruimtelijk Planbureau.
2005: Koen Frenken, Frank van Oort &
Thijs Verburg, “Het gelijk van variëteit”.
Economisch Statistische Berichten 90: 247-249.
2005: Lambert van der
Laan, Frank van Oort & Otto Raspe, “Regional change of
ICT-using industries in the Netherlands”. Journal of Economic and Social Geography (TESG) 96: 585-592.
2005: Frank van Oort &
Otto Raspe, Kennisassen en kenniscorridors. Over
de structurerende werking van infrastructuur in de kenniseconomie. Rotterdam: Nai
Uitgevers & Ruimtelijk Planbureau.
2005: Frank van Oort, Mark Thissen & Leo van
Wissen, A survey of spatial-economic
planning models in the Netherlands. Theory, applications, and evaluation. Rotterdam: Nai-Publishers.
2003: Frank van Oort, Otto Raspe & Daniëlle
Snellen, De ruimtelijke
effecten van ICT. Rotterdam: Nai-uitgevers
& Ruimtelijk Planbureau.
2012:
Oedzge Atzema, Christiaan
de Groot, Frank Neffke, Ljubica
Nedelkoska & Frank van Oort,
“Vitale bedrijvenclusters in de regio Amersfoort”. Universiteit Utrecht, in
opdracht van gemeente Amersfoort, Kamer van Koophandel Gooi, Eem- en Flevoland, Taskforce
Innovatie Amersfoort & Raad voor Economische Ontwikkeling Regio Amersfoort.
2011:
Frank Neffke, Martijn Burger, Frank van Oort & Ron Boschma, “De evolutie van
skill-gerelateerde bedrijfstakken in de Noordvleugel van de Randstad”.
Ministerie van ELI, Den Haag: 90p
2011:
Frank van Oort, Irina van Aalst, Martijn Burger, Bart
Lambregts & Evert Meijers, “Clusters en
netwerkeconomie in de Noordvleugel van de Randstad”. Ministerie van
ELI, Den Haag: 89p.
2011:
Frank van Oort & Jan Lambooy,
“De evolutionaire
economische wortels van de Noordvleugel van de Randstad”. Ministerie
van ELI, Den Haag: 13p.
2011:
Paul Rutten, Frank van Oort & Gerard Marlet, “De creatieve industrie als vliegwiel”.
Onderzoek voor CCAA, Amsterdam, 65pp. + populaire samenvatting.
2010:
Otto Raspe, Anet Weterings & Frank van Oort, De economische
kracht van de Noordvleugel van de Randstad. Den Haag: Planbureau
voor de Leefomgeving.
2011: The New Introduction to Geographical Economics
(Steven Brakman, Harry Garretsen
& Charles van Marrewijk 2009); Economic
Geography. The Integration of Regions and Nations (Pierre-Philippe Combes, Thierry Mayer & Jacques-Francois Thisse 2008); Economic Geography. Places, Networks and
Flows (Andrew Wood & Susan Roberts 2011). Book Review Essay: Of economics and
geography: unity in diversity? Regional
Studies 45: 707-710.
2011: Global Trade and the Dutch Hub (Melika Levelt 2010). Rooilijn
44: 148-149 (in Dutch).
2010: The Netherlands of
2040 (Bas ter Weel, Albert van de Horst & George Gelauff
2010). S+RO
2010/05, 66-67. (in Dutch)
2010: Cluster
Policies in Europe. Firms, Institutions and Governance (Susaba
Borras & Dimitros Tsagdis 2008). Papers in Regional Science 89: 884-886.
2010: The New Economy of the Inner City.
Restructuring, Regeneration and Dislocation in the Twenty-first Century
Metropolis (Thomas Hutton 2008). International Journal of Housing Policy 10: 94-97.
2009: Regional Economics (Roberta Capello
2008). Regional Studies 43: 994-997.
2008: New Directions in Economic Geography (Bernard Fingleton 2007). Economic Geography Research Group.
2006: The Flight of the Creative Class (Richard
Florida 2004). Stedebouw
& Ruimtelijke Ordening 97: 64-66 (in Dutch).
2005: The Geography of Small Firm Innovation (Grant
Black 2004). Journal of Evolutionary Economics 15: 361-363.
2005: Recent Developments in Urban and Regional
Economics (Paul Cheshire & Gilles Duranton 2004). Regions 258:
25-27.
2004: The Information Economy and American Cities
(Matthew Drennan 2002). Papers in Regional Science 83: 505-507.
Curriculum Vitae
Study:
1988‑1994: Spatial and
Business Economics, Erasmus University Rotterdam (graduation 1994).
Working experience:
1991‑1994:
Research assistant at the Economic Geography Institute (EGI) at Erasmus
University Rotterdam. Final thesis on spatial variations in welfare in the
Netherlands.
1994-1995:
Scientific researcher at the Economic Geography Institute (EGI) at Erasmus
University Rotterdam and research institute TNO, Delft.
1995-2002: PhD-researcher at
Tinbergen Institute, Erasmus University Rotterdam. Dissertation “Agglomeration,
Economic Growth and Innovation. Spatial Analyses of Knowledge Externalities in
the Netherlands”, cum laude defended on April 4, 2002.
1999-2001:
Policy-advisor Department of Strategic Studies of the Spatial Planning Agency
(RPD) in The Hague.
2002-2010: Senior- and
coordinating researcher and sectoral director of
Spatial Economics at the Netherlands Institute of Spatial Research (RPB) and
the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (PBL) in The Hague.
2005-: Professor of Urban Economics at Utrecht
University. Embedded in the Urban and Regional Research Centre Utrecht (URU)
and the NETHUR research school.
Other formal activities:
Editor of Regional Studies
(since 2007).
Editor-in-chief of Journal of Economic and Social Geography
(TESG) (since 2010).
Board member Regional Science Association Netherlands (2003-2010).
Board member of Urban and
Regional Research Centre Utrecht (URU) (since 2011).
Other interests:
Medieval architecture,
fortifications, cartography, photography, opera, theatre, film, progressive
rock music.
Interesting Links
Netherlands
Environmental Assessment Agency (PBL)
Papers in Evolutionary Economic
Geography