Regional Development in Transitional Economies after 1989: Reformation or Deformation?

The article deals with dichotomic character of contemporary regional development in transitional economies. It is shown the main problem of spatial development in transitional economies consists in sharp discordance between inadequately distributed and distorted system macrostructures inherited from socialist period and vogue neo-endogenous paradigm of regional development that is currently widely applied in both developed and transitional countries. The roots of this unfavourable state can be traced back to the history and hence the evolution of regional developmental conceptions that formed wider context of contemporary spatial developments in transitional economies will be discussed too. The case study that focuses on the Czech Republic brings ample evidence about above mentioned tensions.transitional economies, advanced economies, system macrostructures, neo-endogenous approach to regional development, regional development

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K regionálním problémům, o kterých se tak často "nemluví"

Development of the specific territorial whole, generally said within the region, is one of the dimensions of development and it concerns each of us. It is always in our interest that the place with its regional neigbourhood meets ours needs as well as ideas in comparison with by other (mostly) prosperous localities. Therefore, it is necessary to use the possibility of cooperation both on one horizontal level (in a region) and towards a number of vertical levels. The article offers to discussion the chosen aspects of the generation of clusters. In this modern form of innovative cooperation shaping at the local level the significance of the factor of neighbourhood and transformation of the environment "culture" are emphasized. They are considered as the basis for cluster initiative sustainability in the future for both the very participants and regional development. Forming of these innovative relations is a very needed qualitative stage of the recent restructuring process that consists in increasing the new knowledge-enterprise trust within the region

Regional Development in Transitional Economies after 1989: Reformation or Deformation?

The article deals with dichotomic character of contemporary regional development in transitional economies. It is shown the main problem of spatial development in transitional economies consists in sharp discordance between inadequately distributed and distorted system macrostructures inherited from socialist period and vogue neo-endogenous paradigm of regional development that is currently widely applied in both developed and transitional countries. The roots of this unfavourable state can be traced back to the history and hence the evolution of regional developmental conceptions that formed wider context of contemporary spatial developments in transitional economies will be discussed too. The case study that focuses on the Czech Republic brings ample evidence about above mentioned tensions

Nástroje regionální politiky České republiky v procesu evropské integrace

Import 20/04/2006Prezenční výpůjčkaVŠB - Technická univerzita Ostrava. Ekonomická fakulta. Katedra (114) obecné ekonomi