Grinberger A.Y. and Felsenstein D. (2014) Bouncing Back or Bouncing Forward? Simulating Urban Resilience,
Urban Design and Planning, 167, 115-124.
Felsenstein D, Lichter M. and Ashbel E. (2014) Coastal Congestion: Simulating Port Expansion and Land Use Change under Zero-Sum Conditions,
Ocean and Coastal Management, 101, 89-101
Felsenstein, D. and Lichter, M (2014), Land Use Change and the Management of Coastal Areas: Prospect and Retrospect,
Ocean and Coastal Management, 101, 123-125
Felsenstein D and Lichter M (2014), Social and Economic Vulnerability of Coastal Communities to Sea Level Rise and Extreme Flooding,
Natural Hazards, 71, 465-491
Lichter M and Felsenstein D (2014) Coastal Communities under Threat: Comparing Property and Social Exposure,
Geographical Research Forum, 34, 40-58
Felsenstein D. (2013) Factors Affecting Regional Productivity and Innovation in Israel: Some Empirical Evidence,
Regional Studies,, DOI: 10.1080/00343404.2013.837871
Alexiadis S
and Felsenstein D (2012) The Flexible Accelerator
Model and the 'Regionalization' of Capital Stock Estimates, Regional
Science Inquiry 4 (1), 39-45.
Beeenstock M
and Felsenstein D (2012), Nonparametric Estimation of the Spatial Connectivity
Matrix using Spatial Panel Data, Geographical Analysis, 44(4), 386-387.
Ergas Y
and Felsenstein D (2012) Airport Relocation and Expansion and the Estimation of
Derived Tourist Demand; The Case of Eilat, Israel, Journal of Air Transport Management,
24, 54-61
Lichter M and Felsenstein D (2012) Assessing the
Costs of Sea Level Rise and Extreme Flooding at the Local Level; A GIS-Based Approach, Ocean and Coastal Management,
59, 47-62
Beeenstock M, Feldman D and Felsenstein D (2012), Testing for
Units Roots and Cointegration in Spatial Cross
Section Data, Spatial Economic Analysis 7(2), 203-222.
Beeenstock
M, Felsenstein D and Benzeev N (2011), Capital Deepening and Regional
Inequality: An Empirical Analysis, Annals of Regional Science 47,
599-617.
Felsenstein D and Persky J. (2011) Gender and Job
Chains in Local Economic Development, Economic Development Quarterly,
25(2), 172-181.
Horne R. and Felsenstein D. (2010) Is Property
Assessment Really Essential for Taxation? Evaluating the Performance of an
'Alternative Assessment' Method, Land Use Policy, 27, 1181-1189.
Felsenstein D and Ashbel E (2010) Simultaneous
Modeling of Developer Behavior and Land Prices in UrbanSim,
Journal of Transportation and Land Use, 3 (2), 107-127.
Portnov B.A. and Felsenstein D. (2010) On the
Suitability of Income Inequality Measures for Regional Analysis: Some Evidence
from Simulation Analysis and Bootstrapping Tests, Socio-Economic
Planning Sciences, (44), 212-219.
Beenstock
M. and Felsenstein D. (2010) Marshallian Theory of
Regional Agglomeration, Papers in Regional Science, 89 (1) 155-172.
Beenstock M. and Felsenstein D. (2010) Spatial Error
Correction and Cointegration in Non Stationary Panel
Data: Regional House Prices in Israel, Journal of Geographical Systems ,12,
189-206.
Beenstock M. and Felsenstein D. (2008) Regional
Heterogeneity, Conditional Convergence and Regional Inequality, Regional
Studies, 42, (4), 475-488.
Freeman D. and Felsenstein D (2008) Forecasting
Regional Investment in the Hotel Industry: An Input-Output Approach, Journal
of Regional Analysis and Policy, 37 (3)
243-256.
Persky J. and Felsenstein D (2008) Multipliers,
Mark-Ups and Mobility Rents: In Defense of 'Chain Models' in Urban and Regional
Analysis, Environment and Planning A (40),
2930-2947
Persky J. and Felsenstein D. (2008) Job Chains and
Wage Curves: Worker Mobility and Marshallian
Surpluses in Evaluating Regional Employment Growth, Journal of Regional
Science, 48 (5), 921-940.
Beenstock M. and Felsenstein D. (2007) Mobility and
Mean Regression in the Dynamics of Regional Inequality, International
Regional Science Review30 (4), 335-361.
Felsenstein D. and Persky J. (2007) Evaluating Local
Job Creation: A 'Job Chains' Perspective, Journal of the American
Planning Association 73 (1), 23-34.
Hazam
S. and Felsenstein D. (2007) Terror, Fear and Behavior in the Jerusalem Housing
Market, Urban Studies, 44 (13), 2529-2546.
Beenstock M. and Felsenstein D. (2007) Spatial Vector
Autoregressions, Spatial Economic Analyis, 2 (2), 167-196.
Persky J. and Felsenstein D. (2006) Restricting
Access in a Job Chains Model of Local Employment Creation, Annals of
Regional Science, 40 (2), 423-435.
Felsenstein D. and Portnov B. (2005) Understanding
Regional Inequalities in Small Countries, Regional Studies, 39 (5)
647-658.
Fleischer A. and Felsenstein D. (2004) Face-to-Face
or Cyberspace? Choosing the Internet as an Intermediary in the
Travel Market, Tourism Economics, 10 (3) 345-359.
Felsenstein D.(2003) Do
High Technology Agglomerations Encourage Urban Sprawl?, Annals of
Regional Science, 36 (4),645-662.
Felsenstein
D. and Fleischer A. (2003) Local Festivals and Tourism Promotion: The Role of
Public Assistance and Visitor Expenditure, Journal of Travel Research, 41
(4) 385-392.
Book Chapters
Beenstock M and Felsenstein D (2016) Spatial Dependence in the Econometrics of Gravity Modeling,in Arbia G and Patuelli R (eds) The Spatial Econometrics of Spatial Interaction Models, Springer (forthcoming).
Grinberger, A. Y., Lichter, M., and Felsenstein, D. (2016). Dynamic Agent Based Simulation of an Urban Disaster using Synthetic Big Data. in Thakuria P, Tilahun N and Zellner M (eds)
Seeing Cities Through Big Data: Research, Methods and Applications in Urban Informatics, Springer (forthcoming)
Grinberger, A. Y., and Felsenstein, D. (2016) A Tale of Two Earthquakes: Dynamic Agent-Based Simulation of Urban Resilience in Lombard G., Clarke G. and Stern E. (eds)
Applied Spatial Modeling and Planning, Routledge.
Grinberger, A. Y., Lichter, M. and Felsenstein, D. (2015).Simulating Urban Resilience: Disasters, Dynamics and (Synthetic) Data, in S. Geertman, J. Stillwell, J. Ferreira, & R. Goodspeed (eds.)
Planning Support Systems and Smart Cities,, Springer.
Felsenstein D., Lichter M, Ashbel E and Grinberger Y (2014) Land Use Land Cover Dynamics at the Metropolitan Fringe pp 143-166 in Czamanski D., Benenson I and Malkinson D (eds) Modeling of Land Use and Ecological Dynamics, Springer.
Felsenstein D and Hazam S.
(2012) Intra-Urban Mobility and Changing Density Functions in Tel Aviv,
1995-2006 pp. 29-44 in Frenkel A, McCann P and Nijkamp
P (eds) Societies in Motion: Regional
Development, Industrial Innovation and Spatial Mobility, Edward Elgar,
Cheltenham UK.
Felsenstein D (2011) Human Capital and Labor Mobility
in Regional Innovation and Growth pp 119-131 in Cooke P, Asheim
B, Martin R, Todtling F, Boschma R and Schwartz D (eds) Handbook on Regional Innovation and Growth,
Edward Elgar, Cheltenham UK.
Felsenstein D., Asbel E.
and Ben-Nun A. (2007) Microsimulation of Metroplitan Employment Deconcentration:
Application of the UrbanSim Model in the Tel Aviv
Region, Chap 16 in Koomen E., Bakema
A., Stillwel J and Schloten
H. (eds) Simulating Land Use Change,
Springer, Berlin.
Felsenstein D. (2005) Translating Employment
Concentration into Land Consumption: Some Results from the Chicago Metropolitan
Area, in Atzema O., Rietveld
P. and Shefer D. (eds),Regions, Land Consumption
and Sustainable Growth: Assessing the Impact of the Public and Private Sectors,Edward
Elgar, Cheltenham UK.
Felsenstein.
D. and Portnov B. (2005) The Liability of Smallness; Can We Expect Less
Regional Disparities in Small Countries?, pp.15-24 in Felsenstein D. and
Portnov B (eds) Regional Disparities in Small
Countries, Springer, Heidelberg.
Portnov B. and Felsenstein D. (2005) Measures of
Regional Inequality for Small Countries, pp. 47-62 in Felsenstein D. and
Portnov B. (eds) Regional Disparities in
Small Countries, Springer, Heidelberg.
Fleischer
A. and Felsenstein D. (2004) Short-Run Output and Employment Effects Arising
from Assistance to Tourism SME?s: Evidence from Israel, pp 71-81
in Thomas R (ed), Small Firms in
Tourism: International Perspectives, Elsevier, Holland.
Persky
J. and Felsenstein D. (2004) Evaluating the Welfare Outcomes of Local Economic
Development: A Job Chains Approach, pp.130-144 in Reese L. and Fasenfest D. (eds) Critical
Perspectives in Local Economic Development, Wayne State University Press,
Detroit MI.
Felsenstein D. and Barkai H. (2002) Indentifying
Globalization Trends in the Cultural Industries of Tel Aviv, pp. 237-256
in Felsenstein D., Schamp E. and Shachar A.
(2002) (eds), Emerging Nodes in the Global
Economy: Frankfurt and Tel Aviv Compared, Kluwer
Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, The Netherlands.
Felsenstein D. and Ergas Y.
(2002) Tel Aviv as a High Tech 'Hot Spot': Does Location Really Matter ?, pp.
109-130 in Felsenstein D., Schamp
E. and Shachar A. (2002) (eds), Emerging
Nodes in the Global Economy: Frankfurt and Tel Aviv Compared, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, TheNetherlands.
Felsenstein
D. and Ergas Y. (2002) Investing in an Emerging Node:
Foreign-Owned Companies in the Tel Aviv Economy, pp. 57-80 in Felsenstein
D., Schamp E. and Shachar A. (2002) (eds), Emerging Nodes in the Global Economy:
Frankfurt and Tel Aviv Compared, Kluwer Academic
Publishers, Dordrecht, The Netherlands.
Felsenstein D. and Freeman D. (2002) Gambling on the
Border: Casinos, Tourism Development and the Prisoner's Dilemma, pp 95-115
in Krakover S. and Gradus Y. (eds). Tourism in Frontier Areas, Lexington Books, Maryland.
Shachar
A. and Felsenstein D. (2002) Globalization Processes and
their Impact on the Structure of the Tel Aviv Metropolitan Area, pp. 35-56 inFelsenstein D., Schamp E. and
Shachar A. (2002) (eds), Emerging Nodes in
the Global Economy: Frankfurt and Tel Aviv Compared, Kluwer
Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, The Netherlands.
Other Publications
Felsenstein D. (2008) Community
Economic Development, Ministry of Welfare and Social Services, Jerusalem
(Hebrew).
Ashbel E., Biemans H.,
Felsenstein D. and Kuijpers M. (2005) Quality
of Life Effects Associated with Employment Sprawl: Applications of the UrbanSim Microsimulation Model,
paper presented at the CUPUM05 conference, London.
Persky J., Felsenstein D. and Carlson V.
(2004) What are Jobs Worth?, Employment Research, Upjohn Institute
Haaretz, 19.11.2008: "The
gap between Tel Aviv and the periphery is not that large"
Haaretz, 26.9.2011: "Who
wants a decaying Israel Land Authority?"
National Geographic, February 2015 (Hebrew) "Mediterranean Sea Level"
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