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Author:   Gábor Lux ,  Gyula Horváth
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Routledge
Weight:   0.630kg
ISBN:  

9780367660048

ISBN 10:   0367660040
Pages:   324
Publication Date:   30 September 2020
Audience:   College/higher education ,  General/trade ,  Tertiary & Higher Education ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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Table of Contents

1. Regional Development Paths in Central and Eastern Europe and the Driving Forces of Restructuring: An Introduction Part I: Economic Transformation Processes Before and Beyond the Crisis 2. Reintegrating Economic Space: The Metropolitan–Provincial Divide 3. Industrial Competitiveness: Beyond Path-dependence 4. The Role of Business and Finance Services in Central and Eastern Europe 5. The Transformation of Rural Areas in Central and Eastern Europe 6. Factors Influencing Regional Entrepreneurial Activity in Central and Eastern Europe 7. Creativity and Culture in Reproducing Uneven Development Across Central and Eastern Europe Part II: Social Structures and Governance 8. Changing Settlement Networks in Central and Eastern Europe with Special Regard to Urban Networks 9. The Development of Regional Governance in Central and Eastern Europe: Trends and Perspectives 10. Managing Regional Disparities 11. Rebordering Central and Eastern Europe: Cohesion Policy, Cross-border Cooperation and 'Differential Europeanization' 12. (Ethno)regional Endeavours in Central and Eastern Europe Part III: Challenges in Sustainable Development 13. The Regional Dimension of Migration and Labour Markets in Central and Eastern Europe 14. The Changing Role of Universities and the Innovation Performance of Regions in Central and Eastern Europe 15. Transition and Resilience in Central and Eastern European Regions 16. New Trends in Central and Eastern European Transport Space 17. Nature and Spatial Planning in Central and Eastern Europe Countries 18. Spatial Researches in Central and Eastern Europe 19. Conclusion: An Evolutionary Look at New Development Paths

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The reviewed book represents a reference work summarizing the main characteristics of regional development issues in Central and East European countries, members of the European Union. It is a synthesis of the structural characteristics, differences and common features of regional development with a focus on the socio-economic processes. Among the most effective parts of the book, I would like to mention its synthetic character: the authors managed to provide a comprehensive view on regional development issues in the CEE region. Such a study closes a significant gap in the scientific knowledge of this region. Of particular interest, in my opinion, is the cross-cutting issue, which can be identified across all the chapters of the book, namely, evidencing the role of capital cities and metropolitan regions, which seem to be more integrated into the broader European urban system than within their own hinterland. - Igor SIrodoev Ovidius, University of Constanta and University of Bucharest, Romania

""The reviewed book represents a reference work summarizing the main characteristics of regional development issues in Central and East European countries, members of the European Union. It is a synthesis of the structural characteristics, differences and common features of regional development with a focus on the socio-economic processes. Among the most effective parts of the book, I would like to mention its synthetic character: the authors managed to provide a comprehensive view on regional development issues in the CEE region. Such a study closes a significant gap in the scientific knowledge of this region. Of particular interest, in my opinion, is the cross-cutting issue, which can be identified across all the chapters of the book, namely, evidencing the role of capital cities and metropolitan regions, which seem to be more integrated into the broader European urban system than within their own hinterland."" - Igor SÎrodoev Ovidius, University of Constanta and University of Bucharest, Romania

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Gábor Lux is Senior Research Fellow at the CERS Institute for Regional Studies, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Pécs, Hungary. Gyula Horváth was Research Advisor and former Director-General of the CERS Institute for Regional Studies, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Pécs, Hungary.

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