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Australasian Journal of Regional Studies



ANZRSAI apologises to contributors and its members that there has been a delay in the final preparation of Volume 16 Issue 3. Typeset papers are currently with their authors for final corrections and we expect to have the issue on this website by the end of September. Volume 17(2) is being published in January 2012and Volume 17(3) is scheduled to appear in February 2012.

The Australasian Journal of Regional Studies is published by the Australia and New Zealand Regional Science Association International Inc. (ANZRSAI), which is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the promotion of efficient and effective regional development policies through research, education and the discussion of ideas. Its interests cover a wide range of Australian and international regional issues with a major focus on the Asia-Pacific region.

Its goal is to provide a platform for a multi-disciplinary approach to regional analysis. Submissions which fall within this general framework of regional analysis, policy, practice and development are welcome.

The journal includes research notes and reviews of books, is a refereed journal published three times yearly.

This website contains all issues of the journal from 2001 onwards, with the latest issue being available to members and subscribers only.

For reference, you can also review the Econlit subject descriptions from http://www.econlit.org/subject_descriptors.html

Submissions are welcomed at any time and can be forwarded by email to our Editors Tony Sorensen (asorense@une.edu.au) and Sonya Glavac (sglavac@une.edu.au). Full details can be found in the Guide for Contributors



AJRS Guide for Contributors 2011
AJRS Guide for Contributors 2011
Editorial Board
Editorial Board
Contents - 1995-2001
Contents - 1995-2001
Contents + Abstracts 2001
Contents + Abstracts 2001
Guidelines for Referees
Guidelines for Referees
Journal


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