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Mariachiara Barzotto, University of Bath

Jennifer Clark, The Ohio State University

This special issue addresses the regional development implications of artificial intelligence as an emerging enabling technology. AI functions both as an independent industry and as infrastructure integrated across existing sectors, with potential to reshape production systems, innovation dynamics, regional governance, and spatial economic organisation. The issue recognises that understanding AI requires examining not only industrial transformation but also how it influences knowledge production and regional governance practices.

The special issue seeks to develop a coherent research agenda by bringing together fragmented discussions across different literatures and scales of analysis. It invites empirically grounded contributions that examine three interconnected dimensions: the spatial organisation of the AI industry itself, the effects of AI on regional development governance and planning, and how AI adoption across incumbent sectors reshapes patterns of regional economic concentration and dispersion.

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Potential topics

  • The economic geography of the AI industry: spatial organisation of AI production, agglomeration and dispersion patterns, factors determining spatial organisation (skills, capital, infrastructure, energy, regulatory regimes)
  • AI and the governance of regional development: impact on administration and management, effects on decision-making processes and outcomes, new expectations or criteria for regional development and planning practices
  • AI diffusion and the restructuring of incumbent industries: how adoption and diffusion of AI alter regional geography of incumbent sectors, changes to spatial logics, substitution effects with other technologies, new patterns of concentration or dispersion
  • Conceptually robust and empirically grounded contributions examining regional development implications of AI as an emerging enabling technology

Timeline

  • October 16, 2026: Abstract deadline
  • December 1, 2026: Manuscript deadline
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