Papers in Spatially Integrated Social Science
 Toward
Spatially Integrated Social Science, by Michael
F. Goodchild, Luc
Anselin, Richard
P. Appelbaum, and Barbara
Herr Harthorn - A published paper outlining the motivation for a spatial
approach in the social and behavioral sciences. The authors
review the emerging interest in space and place in the recent
social science literature and develop a vision for spatially
integrated social science. First published in the International
Regional Science Review 23,2 pp.139-159, copyright ©
by Sage Publications.
Reprinted by Permission of Sage Publications.
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- Spatial
Econometrics, by Luc
Anselin
- A working paper on the use of spatial interactions and
spatial structure in regression analysis.
PDF, 212 Kb
- New
Horizons for the Social Sciences: Geographic Information
Systems by Michael
F. Goodchild
- The use of GIS has now spread very widely among the sciences,
and it is now an accepted tool among all of the disciplines
that deal with the surface of the Earth and its human population.
This paper discusses the concept of Digital Earth, and its
possible value as a motivating force.
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