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No. 63 (2023): Portuguese Review of Regional Studies

Editor-in.Chef: José Cadima Ribeiro

Co-Editors: Conceição Rego e João Marques

Published: 13-01-2023

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House price indexes: an empirical exercise using spatial data analysis.

Miguel Viegas, João Marques, Paulo Batista

7-25
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A robust approach for the infrastructural classification of railway stations in Tripura, India

Stabak Roy, Tomaz Dentinho, Samrat Hore, Saptarshi Mitra

27-43
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Theoretical Model of Agricultural Land Price Convergence and its Estimation for Brazil

Ricardo Harbs , Carlos José Caetano Bacha

45-63
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Pastoralism in the development of mountain territories in Portugal: a multidimensional analysis of challenges and opportunities

Rui Assis Pinto, Marina Castro, Filipa Torres-Manso, Manuel Rainha

65-74
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Determinants of remittance flows in Ecuador, from a territorial perspective

Carlos Andrade-Herrera, Ronny Correa-Quezada

75-91
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Covid-19 and short-term rental in Portugal: Unpredictable futures

Sandra Marques Pereira, Marco Carreira, Madalena Matos

93-108
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Do we have to change our business models and managerial practice in COVID-19 times?

Manuel F. Suarez-Barraza, María Isabel Huerta-Carvajal

109-126
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COVID-19 during the first pandemic wave in Valle de México and México City: A spatial analysis approach in small areas

Jaime A. Prudencio Vázquez, José Antonio Huitrón Mendoza

127-140
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Entrepreneurial intention of unemployed people and training and financial support for self-employed workers in COVID-19 times

Carolina Guevara-Rosero, Marcela Elizabeth Guachamin Guerra; Bernardo Xavier Alquinga Chuquimarca

141-160
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Territorial vulnerabilities, pan Territorial vulnerabilities, pandemic and employment: An exploratory analysis of municipal socioeconomic profiles and impacts of COVID-19 in Portugal

João Ferrão, Hugo Pinto, José Maria Castro Caldas, Renato Miguel do Carmo

161-182
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Portuguese Review of Regional Studies (RPER): Nº 63 (2023) is already available!

No. 63 (2023): Portuguese Review of Regional Studies

Technical Information

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Articles

House price indexes: an empirical exercise using spatial data analysis.

A robust approach for the infrastructural classification of railway stations in Tripura, India

Theoretical Model of Agricultural Land Price Convergence and its Estimation for Brazil

Pastoralism in the development of mountain territories in Portugal: a multidimensional analysis of challenges and opportunities

Determinants of remittance flows in Ecuador, from a territorial perspective

Covid-19 and short-term rental in Portugal: Unpredictable futures

Do we have to change our business models and managerial practice in COVID-19 times?

COVID-19 during the first pandemic wave in Valle de México and México City: A spatial analysis approach in small areas

Entrepreneurial intention of unemployed people and training and financial support for self-employed workers in COVID-19 times

Territorial vulnerabilities, pan Territorial vulnerabilities, pandemic and employment: An exploratory analysis of municipal socioeconomic profiles and impacts of COVID-19 in Portugal

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