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Crawford “Buzz” Holling (1930–2019): Progenitor of Resilience in Regional Sciencemulated regional scientists to pursue research where the focus is on the development of models integrative of change that have practical value. After discussing three foundational and two policy-related issues involving the use of resilience in regional science, the chapter concludes that additional

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Karen R. Polenske (1937–): A Journey from Rural Idaho to MITshe became one of the first group of scholars to be recognized as Fellows in the International Input–Output Association, for which she also served as President. Her continuing influence in the organization of science extended to the training and mentoring of hundreds of Chinese scholars at MIT. A pr

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Wolfgang Weidlich (1931–2015): A Pioneer in Sociophysicshave profound repercussions in the coming decades for advancing our understanding of the evolution of public opinions and interactions, as revealed from handling the massive data generated by various uses of mobile sensors and social networks. Those in the regional science community with whom Weidli

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Alan Wilson (1939–): A Renaissance Man in Regional Sciencecation activity, and urban evolution. In these areas, he has made significant theoretical and methodological contributions. He has drawn upon and impacted various disciplines and subdisciplines, including some outside the conventional walls of regional science. What is more, Sir Alan Wilson is not j

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-3242-6and sources, as well as providing justification for its “peculiar” taxation. His was a theory entirely accepted during the following one hundred years—until Marshall and Pigou—and it is still referenced today. Moreover, Smith?analyzed the “city” and the “country” as the two archetypes of the territo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-1488-2bor forces. But few are familiar with his detailed discussion of complexities found in production systems, involving problems of multiple plant location, capacitated raw material sources, raw material source allocation, and even staged production systems, where production is split among geographical