David A. Plane

University of Arizona — United States

Economics, Econometrics and Finance · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis(42), Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies(35), Migration and Labor Dynamics(23), Urban Transport and Accessibility(17), Regional Economic and Spatial Analysis(14)

Publications104 total

Introduction
Footprints of regional science·2025
Advanced Introductions to Demography and Migration Studies
Regional Science Policy & Practice·2023
Great Minds in Regional Science, Vol. 2
Footprints of regional science·2023· 1 citedOpen Access
Introduction
Footprints of regional science·2023
Urban food accessibility and diversity: Exploring the role of small non-chain grocers
Applied Geography·2020· 45 cited
A people-based density perspective on physical/virtual world spaces in the microcosmic city
Land Use Policy·2020· 9 cited
Introduction
Footprints of regional science·2020· 1 cited
Edward Louis Ullman (1912–1976): Establishing the Bases of Regional Science
Footprints of regional science·2020· 1 cited
Inter‐person Separation: A New Objective Standard for Evaluating the Spatial Fairness of Political Redistricting Plans
Geographical Analysis·2018· 3 cited
New journal for the worldwide regional science movement
Asia-Pacific Journal of Regional Science·2017Open Access
The View from Over the Hill: Regional Research in a Post-Demographic Transition World
Advances in spatial science·2017· 3 cited
The Sustainability of Demographic Progress Around the World
New frontiers in regional science: Asian perspectives·2016· 2 cited
Regional science in a physical/virtual more/less world
The Annals of Regional Science·2016· 4 citedOpen Access
On Tracking and Disaggregating Center Points of Population
Annals of the Association of American Geographers·2015· 17 cited
MIGRATION IN BRITAIN: PARADOXES OF THE PRESENT, PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE, T.Fielding, EdwardElgar (Cheltenham, UK and Northampton, MA, USA), 2012. No of pages: vii + 203, Price $110.00 (hardback), ISBN 978-1-78100-419-7.
Population Space and Place·2014
A New Spatial Optimization Perspective on the Delineation of Metropolitan and Micropolitan Statistical Areas
Geographical Analysis·2014· 29 cited
Voters on the move: The political effectiveness of migration and its effects on state partisan composition
Political Geography·2012· 26 cited
The Hoover Index of Population Concentration and the Demographic Components of Change
International Regional Science Review·2012· 23 cited
What about aging in regional science?
The Annals of Regional Science·2012· 5 cited
The Role of Hierarchical Proximity in Migration and Population Growth : Urban Shadow versus Urban Synergy Effects (Spatial Mobility and Dynamics Issues)
Medical Entomology and Zoology·2012
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Frequent Co-authors

Peter A. Rogerson(13), Andrew M. Isserman(3), Christopher J. Henrie(2), Gordon F. Mulligan(2), Jason R. Jurjevich(2), Raymond J.G.M. Florax(2), Daoqin Tong(2), Paul M. Beaumont(2), Beth Mitchneck(2), Rachel S. Franklin(2), Molly J. Perry(1), Ronald L. Whisler(1), Brigitte S. Waldorf(1), Martin Cadwallader(1), Frank Heins(1), Michael J. Greenwood(1), Peter R. Mueser(1), Alan M. Schlottmann(1), Katharine Yang Bao(1), Stephanie Buechler(1)