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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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