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Economic geography, Economy, Service, Regional science and Operations research are his primary areas of study. In his works, Ben Derudder undertakes multidisciplinary study on Economic geography and Urban analysis. Ben Derudder has included themes like Internationalization, Commodity, Commodity chain and Destinations in his Economy study.
Within one scientific family, Ben Derudder focuses on topics pertaining to Beijing under Service, and may sometimes address concerns connected to Development economics. His work carried out in the field of Regional science brings together such families of science as Polycentricity, Gravity model of trade and Social network. His Operations research study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Normalization, Rank-size distribution and Relative term.
His main research concerns Economic geography, Regional science, Economy, Context and Economic growth. His Economic geography research includes elements of Polycentricity, Service, Position and Beijing.
The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Economic geography, Regional science, Context, Polycentricity and Urban planning. His Economic geography research incorporates themes from Corporate governance, Function, Network formation, Position and Economies of agglomeration. His Position study incorporates themes from Knowledge economy and Economy.
Borrowing concepts from Regional studies, Ben Derudder weaves in ideas under Regional science. His Polycentricity research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Yangtze river and Identification. His Urban planning research includes themes of Land development, Urbanization and Conceptual framework.
His scientific interests lie mostly in Economic geography, Polycentricity, Yangtze river, Perspective and Regional studies. Ben Derudder performs integrative study on Economic geography and Business networking. Ben Derudder has researched Polycentricity in several fields, including Economic growth, Conceptual framework, Urban planning, Regional science and Economy.
Ben Derudder interconnects Market analysis and Identification in the investigation of issues within Regional science. Ben Derudder combines subjects such as Transit-oriented development, Core, Economies of agglomeration and City size with his study of Economy. His research in Yangtze river intersects with topics in Regionalisation, Regional geography, Environmental resource management and Water resource management.
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World City Network: A Global Urban Analysis
Peter J. Taylor;Ben Derudder.
(2003)
An Appraisal of the Use of Airline Data in Assessing the World City Network: A Research Note on Data
Ben Derudder;Frank Witlox.
Urban Studies (2005)
Global Urban Analysis: A Survey of Cities in Globalization
Peter J. Taylor;Pengfei Ni;Ben Derudder;Michael Hoyler.
(2010)
Pathways of Change: Shifting Connectivities in the World City Network, 2000—08:
Ben Derudder;Peter J. Taylor;Pengfei Ni;Anneleen De Vos.
Urban Studies (2010)
Cities in globalization : practices, policies and theories
Peter Taylor;Ben Derudder;Pieter Saey;Frank Witlox.
(2006)
On Conceptual Confusion in Empirical Analyses of a Transnational Urban Network
Ben Derudder.
Urban Studies (2006)
Mapping world city networks through airline flows: context, relevance, and problems
Ben Derudder;Frank Witlox.
Journal of Transport Geography (2008)
Reducing car use: changing attitudes or relocating? The influence of residential dissonance on travel behavior
Jonas De Vos;Ben Joseph Romain Derudder;Veronique Van Acker;Frank Witlox.
Journal of Transport Geography (2012)
The cliquishness of world cities
Ben Derudder;Peter Taylor.
Global Networks-a Journal of Transnational Affairs (2005)
World City Networks and Global Commodity Chains: towards a world‐systems' integration
Ed Brown;Ben Derudder;Christof Parnreiter;Wim Pelupessy.
Global Networks-a Journal of Transnational Affairs (2010)
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