Economies, Institutions and Territories

Luca Storti, Associate Professor in Economic Sociology, University of Torino, Italy, and Research Fellow of the Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies in the Graduate Center (City University of New York). His research interests involve the topic of organized crime groups at boundaries between legal and illegal markets, and the relationships between Institutions and the Economy. Giulia Urso, Tenured Assistant Professor of Economic Geography, Gran Sasso Science Institute, Social Sciences, L’Aquila, Italy. Her research mostly focusses on slow-burning pressures of peripheral areas and their resilience to different kind of shocks. Neil Reid, Professor, Department of Geography and Planning, University of Toledo, USA. He is an economic and urban geographer. Much of his current research examines the growth of the American craft brewing industry, with a focus on the role of craft breweries in neighborhood revitalization.

1.Economies, Territories, Institutions: Analytical Fragments of a Complicated Relationship - Luca Storti, Giulia Urso, and Neil Reid. Part I-Integration between the Economy and Society: Innovation, Tensions and Dilemmas. 2.Change and Innovation within Florida's Food System in Response to COVID-19 - David Outerbridge, Christa D. Court, Laura Birou, Catherine Campbell, Liz Felter, Sebastian Galindo, Jennifer Hagen, Brittany Hall-Scharf, Lisa Hickey, Molly Jameson, Elias T. Kirche, Alexandre Magnier, and Fritz Roka. 3.Street Shock: How a Bike Lane Redefined a Neighbourhood - Andrea Marpillero-Colomina. 4.Building Drought Resilience in the US Southwest: The Institutional and Economic Challenges in Rural Communities - Haoying Wang. Part II - Coordination between State and Market: Emerging Problems. 5.A History of Modern European Monetary Unions as Territories, Regions, and Institutions - Rebecca Jean Emigh, Michelle Marinello, and Zachary DeGroot. 6.Brussels Under Pressure: Compliance, the Single Market, and National Purpose in the EU - Francesco Duina and Hermione Xiaoqing Zhou. 7.Institutional Context and Territorial Policy: Analyzing the New Regional Policy and Regional Development Agencies in Turkey - Nuri Yavan, Şükrü Yilmaz, and Aykut Aniç. Part III - Social Inequalities, Displacement and Conflicts between Social Groups. 8.Bureaucrats, Local Elites, and Economic Development: Evidence from Chinese Counties - Ling Zhu and Xueguang Zhou. 9.Working at the Nexus of Global Markets and Gig Work: US Gig Workers, Credential Capitalization, and Wealthy International Clientele - Alexandrea J. Ravenelle and Ken Cai Kowalski. 10.Understanding Residential Sorting through Property Listings: A Case Study of Neighborhood Change in Charlotte, NC 1993-2018 - Isabelle Nilsson and Elizabeth C. Delmelle. 11.Making the Right Move: How Effective Matching on the Frontlines Maintains the Market for Bribes - Diana Dakhlallah. Part IV - The Challenge of Peripherality. 12.Measuring the Interaction between the Interregional Accessibility and the Geography of Institutions: The Case of Greece - Dimitrios Tsiotas and Vassilis Tselios. 13.Marginal Returns? Institutional Dynamics, Peripherality and Place-based Development in Canada’s and Australia’s Natural Resource-Dependent Regions - Laura Ryser, Neil Argent, Greg Halseth, Fiona Haslam-McKenzie, and Sean Markey. 14.Economies–Institutions–Territories: Old Issues Revisited and New Research Avenues - Luca Storti, Guilia Urso, and Neil Reid.