Ugo Fratesi

TL;DR: Rodriguez-Pose et al. as mentioned in this paper assesses, using cross-sectional and panel data analyses, the failure so far of European development policies to fulfil their objective of de...

TL;DR: In this article, the authors measure the spatial heterogeneity of the costs of the economic crisis and assesses the role of cities as sources of regional resilience in Europe, showing that cities play a role in the resilience of regions; the quality of production factors hosted, the density of external linkages and cooperation networks and the quality quality of urban infrastructure give greater economic resilience to cities, and to the regions hosting them.

TL;DR: Bailey et al. as discussed by the authors proposed a region in Turbulent Times (TRT) as the title of this volume (54) of Regional Studies (2019a) of the journal.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors argue that student mobility behavior is a function not only of the quality of universities, but also of local labour market conditions in the destination locations, and show that graduate migrations respond to several determinants, among which graduate job vacancies appear to be essential.

TL;DR: Fratesi et al. as discussed by the authors studied the link between regional disparities and migration flows, focusing on the skill content of migration, and found that the loss of human capital in the South was detrimental to regional growth.