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Niles M Hansen

Professor

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Economics

Niles M Hansen is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor at University of Texas At Austin.

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economics regional economics regional development economic development regional studies economic geography regional science regional policy public policy geography economic growth social sciences economic theory spatial economics regional integration regional research economic change urban geography united states cooperation international relations international security international development international business migration studies producer services dynamic externalities development economics crisis management geopolitics european integration knowledge economy spatial science international cooperation industrial development regional collaboration socio-economic development diffusion of innovations border regions small firms strategic studies applied geography historical geography european security european economic history knowledge management geographical information science land economics rural economies development policy international marketing transnational history latin american diaspora source apportionment transatlantic relations regional relevance transportation planning cross-border crime firm performance cross-border challenge border controls cross-border management knowledge exchange knowledge diffusion information diffusion regional economic development border economy strategic role peripheral jutland danish fields flexible production research agenda regional development policy mediterranean france innovative regional milieux export involvement

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Conclusions. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Lee Lockwood

Introduction. Brepols collected essays in European culture (2013)

Paul Freedman

medicinegermany correspondencehospital charitépatient safetysymptom managementgeneral internal medicineclinical researchevidence-based medicineclinical epidemiologychronic diseasesclinical diseasemedical historycritical careclinical investigationhealth sciencesinternal medicineclinical populationsintegrative medicineusa bchildren

Knowledge Workers, Communication, and Spatial Diffusion. Advances in spatial science (2011)

Niles Hansen

knowledge exchangegeographical information scienceknowledge managementsocial sciencessocial influenceknowledge workersorganizational communicationdiffusion of innovationscommunication theoryurban geographycommunicationspatial sciencegeographyknowledge economyknowledge diffusioninformation diffusionspatial analysishuman geographyspatial diffusion

Dynamic Externalities and Spatial Innovation Diffusion: Implications for Peripheral Regions. International Journal of Technology Policy and Management (2002)

N. Hansen

peripheral regionstechnologyrisk managementdynamic externalitiesspatial innovation diffusion

Are Very Large Cities Successful? Searching for Dynamic Externalities Versus Evidence From Population Movements. International Regional Science Review (2001)

Niles Hansen

dynamic externalitieslarge cities

I Dedication to Hans J. Briner. Journal of Borderlands Studies (2000)

Paul GansterLarry HerzogNiles Hansen

intellectual historyanthropologyregional studiesregional research

Innovation Networks, Dynamic Externalities and Peripheral Cities in a Global Context. The Geojournal library (2000)

Niles Hansen

technologyglobalizationspatial economicsglobal networksnetwork sciencediffusion of innovationseconomic geographyurbanizationurban studiesurban geographyinnovation networksinnovation economicsurban sociologyeconomicsdynamic externalitiesurban economic developmentknowledge economybusinessperipheral citieseconomics of networksglobal contexturban economics

Endogenous Regional Development: Lessons From Languedoc-Roussillon and Montpellier. Review of Regional Studies (1999)

Niles Hansen

regional economicsregional developmenteconomic geographyeconomic developmentendogenous regional developmentgeographyregional policyregional researchregional planningregional studies

Do Asymmetric Networks Help or Hinder Small Firms' Ability to Export?. Regional Studies (1998)

Elsie L. Echeverri-CarrollLynn HunnicuttNiles Hansen

asymmetric networksregional economicsspatial economicsinternational tradeinternational businesssmall firmsbusiness

The Nature and Significance of Network Interactions for Business Performance and Exporting to Mexico: An Analysis of High-Technology Firms in Texas. Review of Regional Studies (1997)

Niles HansenElsie Echeverri-Carroll

network analysisnetwork interactionsinternational businessfirm performancebusinessbusiness performancehigh-technology firms

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Niles M Hansen

Professor

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Economics

Niles M Hansen is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor at University of Texas At Austin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Niles M Hansen

University of Texas at Austin

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Conclusions. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Lee Lockwood

Introduction. Brepols collected essays in European culture (2013)

Paul Freedman

Knowledge Workers, Communication, and Spatial Diffusion. Advances in spatial science (2011)

Niles Hansen

Dynamic Externalities and Spatial Innovation Diffusion: Implications for Peripheral Regions. International Journal of Technology Policy and Management (2002)

N. Hansen

peripheral regionstechnologyrisk managementdynamic externalitiesspatial innovation diffusion

Are Very Large Cities Successful? Searching for Dynamic Externalities Versus Evidence From Population Movements. International Regional Science Review (2001)

Niles Hansen

dynamic externalitieslarge cities

I Dedication to Hans J. Briner. Journal of Borderlands Studies (2000)

Paul GansterLarry HerzogNiles Hansen

intellectual historyanthropologyregional studiesregional research

Innovation Networks, Dynamic Externalities and Peripheral Cities in a Global Context. The Geojournal library (2000)

Niles Hansen

Endogenous Regional Development: Lessons From Languedoc-Roussillon and Montpellier. Review of Regional Studies (1999)

Niles Hansen

regional economicsregional developmenteconomic geographyeconomic developmentendogenous regional developmentgeographyregional policyregional researchregional planningregional studies

Do Asymmetric Networks Help or Hinder Small Firms' Ability to Export?. Regional Studies (1998)

Elsie L. Echeverri-CarrollLynn HunnicuttNiles Hansen

asymmetric networksregional economicsspatial economicsinternational tradeinternational businesssmall firmsbusiness

The Nature and Significance of Network Interactions for Business Performance and Exporting to Mexico: An Analysis of High-Technology Firms in Texas. Review of Regional Studies (1997)

Niles HansenElsie Echeverri-Carroll

network analysisnetwork interactionsinternational businessfirm performancebusinessbusiness performancehigh-technology firms

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