The Restructuring of Air Transport Linkages in the New Europe*
The Professional GeographerPublished 1 August 1995
Russell L. Ivy
Citations19
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Abstract
Air transportation is a vital component of economic interchange. This paper explores changes in the European air transport network that have occurred since the political and economic reorientation of the former Eastern bloc and the restructuring of the European Union. Using basic connectivity measures, it was found that East-West nodal linkage within the network has improved, leading the way for full economic integration of the region.
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Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Geography of Transportation
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