Regionalization Measurement Methods’ Comparative Analysis

Gaigalienė, Asta; Jurakovaitė, Otilija

doi:10.1515/mosr-2021-0009

Abstract

Regionalization denotes certain sub-systems, which appear to be present in the apparently globalized world. The research aim is to compare regionalization measurement methods, used in prior research. Results reveal that the most common gravity equations method could be improved by adding weighted network measures in order to capture the complexity of the researched phenomena.

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