[PDF] Top 20 On the assessment of cross-border regions' development potential

... research of those economists who studied the human activities in particular territories achieved the greatest ...for the first time in the middle of last century, a new field ... See full document

... assess the potential of cross-border region development on the basis of theoretical and methodological mate- ...rials. The study examines the ... See full document

... level of business and investment activities of neighbouring count- ries in border regions’ economies can be explained, to a certain degree, by the features of ... See full document

... one of the longest in the world between two states (Lundén, 2004), but it was far from being a static and highly isolated type of border in the pre ­interreg ­a period like, for ... See full document

... strengthening of social cohesion et ...degradation of the basis for rural economy development, which is most often seen in the form of depopulation of rural areas, ... See full document

... era of globalization is impact on the necessity for each country to be able to compete with the world competition that tends ...with the concept of state sovereignty reduction, ... See full document

... aim of this article is to highlight the potential gains of implementing a bottom-up CBPS that includes the border region residents’ perspectives in relation to mainstream ... See full document

... Analysis of recent research and publications. The problems of the assessment of the enterprise potential, possible variants of the enterprise ... See full document

... mobility, the willingness to travel is the first ...consider the willingness to travel as the maximum stock of the population that may travel; therefore, only a 10th of ... See full document

... implementation of the projects among cross bordering ...to the fact that (a) municipalities do not have sufficient staff, (b) they do not have a specific team or unit that will operate ... See full document

... use of common eco- nomic and social elements of evaluation, but it also includes compo- nents related to other pivotal territorial analytic dimensions, such as environmental, governance, and spatial ...use ... See full document

... irrespective of the type of treatment ...is the likelihood of cross-contamination with the use of urine separating (Ecosan) toilets ...part of the ... See full document

... Mediterranean regions, freshwater availability in the south of Portugal is under increasing pressures from water consuming and contaminating ...as the sustainability of wetlands that ... See full document

... analyse the role of the Kaliningrad region in the Polish foreign policy after ...1989. The analysis focuses on the political and regional deter- minants, which had ... See full document

... solve the research problem concerning strategic planning of CBC at the level of border cities, an example of cooperation between Cieszyn and Czech Cieszyn was ...spatial ... See full document

... idea of a space that is a "resource for action" may be mostly directed at securitization, in the eyes of many authors, but one should bear in mind the other priorities and benefits, ... See full document

... У статті авторами на основі попереднього дослідження підходів до визначення категорії «бюджетний потенціал» сформовано власне її бачення, а також розроблено науково-методичні [r] ... See full document

... context, the 1988 Constitution contributed to fostering public policies by demanding from the Union the implementation of plans for development and planning of the ... See full document

... Modern development of steel grades for responsible engineering castings consists mainly in systematic increase of the imposed ...is the reason why the low-alloy structural steels ... See full document

... is the result of many years of joint work by two researchers — ...researcher of the Karelian Institute, the Universi- ty of Eastern ...Over the past two decades, ... See full document