Cities and the Dutch Constitution

The Long Road towards Sustainable Cities: the Dutch Case

Knowledge Externalities , Agglomeration Economies , and Employment Growth in Dutch Cities

This paper extends the work of Glaeser et al. (1992) by looking at effects of agglomeration economies on employment growth in Dutch city-industries and in very small (postal) zip code-industries in the Dutch province of South-Holland. At both levels of geographic detail, findings are broadly consistent with results from the earlier study in that employment growth is enhanced by industrial diver...

Taxation and the Constitution

Cognitive Bias and the Constitution

The Emergence and Evolution of Political Parties of the Constitution: The First and Second Periods

The evolution of studies of political parties of constitution: The first and second periods show that the evolution of parties indicates that researchers' attitude to political pheno-mena also coincide with the evolution of political realities has been transformed, and the consideration of ideologies in the analysis of the parties have replaced with religious perspectives and anti-authoritarian...