Past Madden Memorial Medal winners
Moss Madden Memorial Medal 2018
Peter Batey
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2018 was awarded to Peter Batey for his paper "What Can Demographic-Economic Modelling Tell Us about the Consequences of Regional Decline?" published in the International Regional Science Review. The paper is available here.
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2018 was awarded to Peter Batey for his paper "What Can Demographic-Economic Modelling Tell Us about the Consequences of Regional Decline?" published in the International Regional Science Review. The paper is available here.
Moss Madden Memorial Medal 2017
Justin Doran
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2017 was awarded to Justin Doran for his paper "US Metropolitan Area resilience: Insights from dynamic spatial panel estimation" in Environment and Planning A (co-authored with Prof Bernard Fingleton). The paper is available here.
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2017 was awarded to Justin Doran for his paper "US Metropolitan Area resilience: Insights from dynamic spatial panel estimation" in Environment and Planning A (co-authored with Prof Bernard Fingleton). The paper is available here.
Moss Madden Memorial Medal 2016
Kristinn Hermannsson
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2016 was awarded to Kristinn Hermannsson for his paper "Beyond Intermediates: The Role of Consumption and Commuting in the Construction of Local Input–Output Tables" published in Spatial Economic Analysis. The paper is available here.
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2016 was awarded to Kristinn Hermannsson for his paper "Beyond Intermediates: The Role of Consumption and Commuting in the Construction of Local Input–Output Tables" published in Spatial Economic Analysis. The paper is available here.
Moss Madden Memorial Medal 2015
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Eoin O'Leary and Don Webber were awarded the 2015 award for their paper "The role of structural change in European regional productivity growth", published in Regional Studies . The paper is available here.
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Moss Madden Memorial Medal 2014
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Karyn Morrissey
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2014 was awarded to Karyn Morrissey for her paper "The Local Impact of the Marine Sector in Ireland: a Spatial Microsimulation Analysis" published in Spatial Economic Analysis, and co-authored with C. O'Donoghue and N. Farrell. The paper is available here. |
Moss Madden Memorial Medal 2013
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Calvin Jones
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2013 was awarded to Calvin Jones for his paper “Scenario for Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction from Tourism: An Extended Tourism Satellite Account Approach in a Regional Setting” published in the Journal of Sustainable Tourism. The paper is available here. |
Moss Madden Memorial Medal 2012
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Simonetta Longhi
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2012 was awarded to Simonetta Longhi for her paper “Job Competition and the Wage Curve” published in Regional Studies. The paper is available here. |
Moss Madden Memorial Medal 2011
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal Committee did not award a medal for 2011.
Moss Madden Memorial Medal 2010
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Eveline van Leeuwen
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2010 was awarded to Eveline van Leeuwen for her paper “The effects of future retail developments on the local economy: Combining micro and macro approaches” published in Papers in Regional Science. The paper is available here. |
Moss Madden Memorial Medal 2009
Ronald McQuaid
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2009 was awarded to Ronald McQuaid, for his paper ‘A model of the travel to work limits of parents’, published in Research in Transportation Economics. The paper is available here.
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2009 was awarded to Ronald McQuaid, for his paper ‘A model of the travel to work limits of parents’, published in Research in Transportation Economics. The paper is available here.
Moss Madden Memorial Medal 2008
Dr David Pitfield
David Pitfield
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2008 was awarded to David Pitfield for his paper ‘The Southwest effect: A time-series analysis on passengers carried by selected routes and a market share comparison’, published in the Journal of Air Transport Management. The paper is available here.
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2008 was awarded to David Pitfield for his paper ‘The Southwest effect: A time-series analysis on passengers carried by selected routes and a market share comparison’, published in the Journal of Air Transport Management. The paper is available here.
Moss Madden Memorial Medal 2007 Dr Aisling Reynolds Feighan
In 2008 the Committee decided to make two awards for the Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2007, as follows:
To Aisling Reynolds-Feighan for her paper ‘Competing Networks, Spatial and Industrial Concentration in the US Airline Industry’, published in Spatial Economics Analysis. The paper is available here. To Vassilis Monastiriotis of the London School of Economics for his paper ‘Union retreat and regional economic performance: the UK experience’, published in Regional Studies, 41 (2), pp.143-156. |
Dr Vassilis Monastiriotis
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Moss Madden Memorial Medal 2006
 Dr Alessandra Faggian
Alessandra Faggian and Philip McCann
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2006 was awarded to Alessandra Faggian (School of Geography, University of Southampton, UK) and Philip McCann (Department of Economics, University of Waikato, NZ and University of Reading, UK) for their paper titled "Human Capital and Regional Knowledge Assets: a Simultaneous Equation Model", published in Oxford Economic Papers, Vol. 58, No. 3, pp. 475-500. |
Professor Philip McCann
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Moss Madden Memorial Medal 2005
Professor Kim Swales
Kim Swales
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2005 was awarded to Kim Swales, Professor of Economics at the University of Strathclyde and Research Director of the Fraser of Allander Institute, for his article entitled “Resource-constrained export-base regional multipliers: a Northian approach” which was published in the Journal of Regional Science, Vol.45, pp. 223-250.
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2005 was awarded to Kim Swales, Professor of Economics at the University of Strathclyde and Research Director of the Fraser of Allander Institute, for his article entitled “Resource-constrained export-base regional multipliers: a Northian approach” which was published in the Journal of Regional Science, Vol.45, pp. 223-250.
Moss Madden Memorial Medal 2004
Professor Amit Batabyal
Amit Batabyal
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2004 was awarded to Amit Batabyal (A. J. Gosnell Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Rochester Institute of Technology) for his paper entitled The persistence of ecological-economic systems: alternate measures and their properties, published in the Annals of Regional Science Vol.72 No2.
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2004 was awarded to Amit Batabyal (A. J. Gosnell Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Rochester Institute of Technology) for his paper entitled The persistence of ecological-economic systems: alternate measures and their properties, published in the Annals of Regional Science Vol.72 No2.
Moss Madden Memorial Medal 2003
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal Committee decided not to award a medal for 2003.
Moss Madden Memorial Medal 2002
John Parr
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2002 was awarded to John Parr of the University of Glasgow for his paper titled Missing Elements in the Analysis of Agglomeration Economies that was published in the International Regional Science Review Vol.25 No2, pp.151-168. T
The Moss Madden Memorial Medal for 2002 was awarded to John Parr of the University of Glasgow for his paper titled Missing Elements in the Analysis of Agglomeration Economies that was published in the International Regional Science Review Vol.25 No2, pp.151-168. T
Moss Madden Memorial Medal 2001
Professor Bernard Fingleton
Bernard Fingleton
The first Moss Madden Memorial Medal was awarded to Bernard Fingleton of the University of Cambridge for his paper entitled Equilibrium and Economic Growth: Spatial Econometric Models and Simulations published in the Journal of Regional science Vol.41 No.1
The first Moss Madden Memorial Medal was awarded to Bernard Fingleton of the University of Cambridge for his paper entitled Equilibrium and Economic Growth: Spatial Econometric Models and Simulations published in the Journal of Regional science Vol.41 No.1