Overcoming fragmentation in Southeast Europe
Subtitle: spatial development trends and integration potential
By: edited by Panayiotis Getimis and Grigoris Kafkalas.
Contributors: Getimēs, Panagiōtēs.; Kaukalas, Grēgorēs.
Series: Urban and regional planning and development series
Publisher: Ashgate
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Burlington, VT
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780754647966
Subjects: Balkan Peninsula -- Economic integration; Balkan Peninsula -- Social conditions; Europe -- Foreign relations
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Overcoming the fragmentation of Southeast Europe : an introductory overview of main themes / Grigoris Kafkalas; title: Integration and structural change : pre-accession experience in the regions of the European Union new member-states / George Petrakos and Dimitris Kallioras; title: Disintegrated (or fragmented) public administration and regional development policy in Eastern Europe / Ilona Palne Kovacs; title: Delocalisation of labour intensive activities in a globalized world : can things become better for the countries of Southeast Europe? / Thanassis Kalogeressis and Lois Labrianidis; title: Development planning and territorial integration prospects in South Eastern Europe : a foresight exercise in the region of central Macedonia / Dimitris Foutakis and Elisavet Thoidou; title: Southeast Europe within changing European geographies : tracing socio-economic disparities and potentials of integration / Peter Schoen and Petra Pelster; title: The new generation of European sustainable development documents and strategic development schemes of Serbia and Montenegro : the problem of correspondence / Miodrag Vujosevic; title: Settlement patterns in Europe : elements and comparative typology / Alma Zavodnik-Lamovsek; title: Transport infrastructure priorities and territorial cohesion prospects in SE Europe / Magda Pitsiava; title: Territorial governance, institutional structures and trans-frontier cooperation prospects in South-Eastern Europe / Panayiotis Getimis and Leeda Demetropoulou.