Contents
List of figures
List of tables
Lisi of contributors
Introduction
Jean-Louis Mucchielli and Thierry Mayer

PART I AGGLOMERATION AND MULTINATIONAL FIRMS' LOCATION
1 Geographical concentration of production by leading firms in EU manufacturing
Leo Sleuwaegen and Reinhilde Veugelers

2 Globalization, agglomeration and FDI location: the case of French firms in Europe
Jean-Louis Mucchielli and Florence Puech

3 Trade, border effects and individual characteristics: a panel specification with instrumental variables estimators
José De Sousa and Anne-Célia Disdier

4 North—south integration and multinationals: the case of the automobile industry in Mexico
Sylvie Montoul and Habib Zitouna

5 Trade liberalization and the internal geography of countries
Matthieu Crozet and Pamina Koenig-Soubeyran

PART II HOME MARKET EFFECTS, MARKET SIZE AND LOCATION STRATEGIES

6 Market size and agglomeration
Keith Head, Thierry Mayer and John Ries

7 The home market effect in a Ricardian model with a continuum of goods
Federico Trionfetti

8 Footloose capital, market access and the geography of regional state aid
Gianmarco I. P Ottaviano

9 Empirical evidence on the strategic behaviour of US MNEs within the framework of dynamic differentiated networks
Fragkiskos Filippaios, Constantina Kottaridi, Marina Papanastassiou and Roberi Pearce

10 Intellectual property rights and international location choices: theoretical modelling and simulations
Etienne Pfister

Index