Andy Isserman left a lasting impact on the fields of Regional Science and Planning. This special issue is dedicated to his memory. In addition to summarizing its contents, in this article I also reflect on Andy’s particular view of Regional Science as a field, expressed in many of his writings as well as countless personal conversations.
AnselinLuc. 1988. “Model Validation in Spatial Econometrics: A Review and Evaluation of Alternative Approaches.”International Regional Science Review11:279–316.
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AnselinLuc. 2011. “In Memoriam: Walter Isard (1919-2010) and Andrew M. Isserman (1947-2010).”International Regional Science Review34:395–96.
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BoyceDavid. 2013. “A Memoir for Andrew Isserman.”International Regional Science Review36: 16–21.
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FeserEdward. 2013. “Isserman's Impact: Quasi-experimental Comparison Group Designs in Regional Research.”International Regional Science Review36: 44–68.
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IrwinElena G.IssermanAndrew M.KilkennyMaureenPartridgeMark D.. 2010. “A Century of Research on Urban Development and Regional Issues.”American Journal of Agricultural Economics92:522–53.
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IsardWalter. 2003. History of Regional Science and the Regional Science Association International. Berlin: Springer-Verlag.
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IssermanAndrew M.1975. “Quantitative Methods Courses in Graduate Programs of Urban and Regional Planning.”Bulletin of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning13:8–11.
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IssermanAndrew M.1977a. “The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas.”Journal of the American Institute of Planners43:247–59.
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IssermanAndrew M.1977b. “The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts.”Journal of the American Institute of Planners43:33–41.
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IssermanAndrew M.1985. “Dare to Plan: An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice and Education.”The Town Planning Review56:483–91.
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IssermanAndrew M.1993. “Lost in Space? On the History, Status, and Future of Regional Science.”Review of Regional Studies23:1–50.
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IssermanAndrew M.1995. “The History, Status, and Future of Regional Science: An American Perspective.”International Regional Science Review17:249–96.
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IssermanAndrew M.1996. ““It’s Obvious, It’s Wrong, and Anyway They Said It Years Ago?” Paul Krugman on Large Cities.”International Regional Science Review19:37–48.
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IssermanAndrew M.2004. “Intellectual Leaders of Regional Science: A Half-Century Citation Study.”Papers in Regional Science83:91–126.
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IssermanAndrew M.2005a. The Scientific Contributions and Future of Regional Science: Regional Science Lost and Found. North American Regional Science Council, Las Vegas, NV, November 10, 2005.
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IssermanAndrew M.2005b. “In the National Interest: Defining Rural Correctly for Research and Policy.”International Regional Science Review28:465–99.
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IssermanAndrew M.2007. “Getting State Rural Policy Right: Definitions, Growth, and Program Eligibility.”Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy37:73–79.
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IssermanAndrew M.2010. “A Space Odyssey: The Future Is not What It Used to Be—A Babyboomer’s Travel Guide and Challenge to Young Explorers (2010 SRSA Fellows Address, March 26, Crystal City, Arlington, VA).”The Review of Regional Studies40:135–43.
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IssermanAndrew M.PlaneDavid A.McMillenDavid B.. 1982. “Internal Migration in the United States: An Evaluation of Federal Data.”Review of Public Data Use11:285–311.
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IssermanAndrew M.PlaneDavid A.RogersonPeter A.BeaumontPaul M.. 1985. “Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data: A Demographic-Economic Approach.”Journal of the American Statistical Association80:277–85.
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IssermanAndrew M.RephannTerance. 1995. “The Economic Effects of the Appalachian Regional Commission: An Empirical Assessment of 26 Years of Regional Development Planning.”Journal of the American Planning Association61:345–64.
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IssermanAndrew M.WesterveltJames. 2006. “1.5 Million Missing Numbers: Overcoming Employment Suppression in County Business Patterns Data.”International Regional Science Review29:311–35.
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IssermanAndrew M.FeserEdwardWarrenDrake. 2009. “Why Some Rural Places Prosper and Others Do Not.”International Regional Science Review32:300–42.
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IssermanAndrew M.DasguptaAnuttamaRaheMalloryHemphillSusy. 2010. “Stinging Real! Four Essays on the Transformative Power of Films and Storytelling in Planning.” In Beyond the Flatlands: An Exploration of Multimedia in Urban Policy and Planning, edited by SandercockLeonieAttiliGiovanni, 287–316. Berlin: Springer-Verlag.
