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Dilemmas in Regional Policy
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Dilemmas in Regional Policy
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Table of contents
- Preface
- Introduction
- PART ONE: REGIONAL POLICY AS A PROBLEM FOR REGIONAL THEORY
- 1. Regional policies: A theoretical framework
- 2. General history of regional policies: A proposal of a worldwide comparative study
- 3. Methodological problems in regional science
- 4. Regional economics within the system of economic science
- 5. Regional economic policy: An institutional-economic approach
- 6. A Phenomenological orientation in the spatial sciences?
- 7. Social issues of space economy
- 8. A Typology of regional policies
- 9. The living conditions approach to regional sociology
- 10. For a new style and method of planning
- 11. Some notes on the methodology of development planning
- 12. Long-term spatial, Continental, and subcontinental studies and programming
- PART TWO: EXPERIENCES AND PROSPECTS IN THE NETHERLANDS
- 13. Review and evaluation of Dutch regional socio-economic policy
- 14. Measurement of employment effects of Dutch regional socioeconomic policy
- 15. Regional policy and environmental problems
- 16. Two cases of integral planning at the regional level in the northern part of the Netherlands
- 17. Questioning integral regional policy
- PART THREE: EXPERIENCES AND PROSPECTS IN POLAND
- 18. Space economy of Poland: Apparent and real problems
- 19. Regional development in Poland: Lessons of experience
- 20. The regional diversification of the Standard of living in Poland, its dynamics and structure
- 21. Regional differences in Poland
- 22. Regional development policies in Poland: Ways of formulation and instruments of implementation
- 23. Physical planning in Poland: The changing fate of the doctrine