Abstract
The history of regional economics is relatively short. This Fellow’s Address discusses the transition from conventional economics, including the small branch which dealt with regional matters, to regioanl science. Has it been a linear evolution, or does the transition more nearly resemble the wanderings of Odysseus before he finally returned to Ithaca a decade after the Trojan War?
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