Titlebook: Räumliche Auswirkungen des Transformationsprozesses in Deutschland und bei den östlichen Nachbarn; Jiri Musil,Wendelin Strubelt Book 1997

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Rainer Stierandd, during the General Assembly, formal discourses on topics of major importance due to recent significant developments. These Invited Discourses cover, as a rule, broad fields of astronomical interest and are meant to give basic information also to scien­ tists from other branches. Subjects which ca

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d, during the General Assembly, formal discourses on topics of major importance due to recent significant developments. These Invited Discourses cover, as a rule, broad fields of astronomical interest and are meant to give basic information also to scien­ tists from other branches. Subjects which ca

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Regional Disparities in Slovakia“transformation distrust”. At the beginning of the year 1992 (a few months before the parliamentary elections of 1992) two thirds of the Czech citizens and only one third of the Slovak population had orientations hopeful from the viewpoint of the transformation.

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Zur vergleichenden Perspektive der lokalen und regionalen Dimension des politischen und sozialen Wanedenen Zeitpunkten beginnend und sich mit unterschiedlichen Geschwindigkeiten entwickelnd — hat in der Mitte Europas Entwicklungen in Gang gesetzt, die trotz aller Plötzlichkeit und Unerwartetheit gleichwohl historische Zeitdimensionen und Entwicklungskorridore wieder belebt haben, die lange vergess

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Regional Structure and Post-communist Transformation — the Case of the Czech Republiccerned. There are two main ways in which the regional structure is involved in the transformation process. First, the regional structure is re-molded by the societal changes. Second, it is itself one of the elements in societal change. In this capacity it mostly functions as a barrier, as a limit to

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The Socio-Spatial Connections in Regional Development of the Slovak Republicurban residences and with a lower degree of territorial environment urbanization (physical, technical and institutional infrastructure), with a higher degree of primary and secondary urbanization of communities and also partially with village character. A higher degree of urbanization can be seen in

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