[PDF] Top 20 Balkans and Europe: identifying spatial development dimensions

... in Europe. The Athens – Thessaloniki axis of development in Greece practically has no immediate communication with the Sofia – Varna (Black Sea) axis of development in Bulgaria, the Skopia – Bitola ... See full document

... Internalizing both the emotional trauma of non-recognition (public and historical invisibility) and the moral one (failure to fulfill the supposed historical duty), the ideologies and high cultures of South European ... See full document

... This current issue of South-East Europe Review ( SEER ) – “Borderland: Albania, FYR Macedonia and Greece” is a unique attempt in the history of the journal. The issue is unique in many ways, starting with the way ... See full document

... West Balkans, a European region with a significant built heritage and contemporary social legacy reflecting the ...West Balkans given that their social complexion is perhaps most obviously a representation ... See full document

... South-Eastern Europe, women used to deco- rate their kitchens with these handmade wall hangings through which they attempted to express their feelings and daily concerns, and, sometimes, even their anger or dis- ... See full document

... a Europe with fuzzy frontiers, the EU voluntarily offering to export its policies for application to the neighbours, reducing perceptions of exclusion, although still limiting participation in key political ...of ... See full document

... from Europe, the Middle East, and the United ...the Balkans, chaired by former Italian Prime Minister Giuliano ...Wider Europe Programme and senior policy fellow at ...the Balkans, South ... See full document

... Western Balkans receives much less priority today than in 1999–2000, when both the SAP and the Stability Pact were at the ...Western Balkans have become more and more ... See full document

... Eastern Europe (starting from the period after the end of WWII and lasted until the ...the development of Roma community in Eastern ...the development of their civil awareness (Marushiakova and ... See full document

... the underlying values held by individuals and society as a collective, and the value attributed to items, things and places (Ives and Kendal 2014). For the purposes of this discussion, ‘social values’ is also taken to ... See full document

... The steady seasonal pattern of reservoir operation repre- sents a feature that could be described by comparatively sim- ple models. This would allow us to generate storage data for the past as well as for climate impact ... See full document

... of development (Figure 3). By focusing on the polycentric spatial structure, urban development and the dynamic change of urban areas can be highlighted (Szabó ...European Spatial ... See full document

... the development of trans- portation networks and demand for motor ...Ultimately, identifying high probability UTA areas is an important issue of traffic safety programs, because precautions and infrastruc- ... See full document

... not occurred, and probably will not. According to Jacks (2009), it can indeed be seen that the role of distance as an obstacle to trade kept stable or increased during the recent years. However, from the work of Li and ... See full document

... economic development but make way for a strong and sustainable economy ...for Europe in the future is to preserve the legacy of the last two generations that after decades of bloodshed and conflicts created ... See full document

... Road network plays an important role in urban planning and development as it connects different settlements and also important for conveying goods and services. In the present study buffer zones have been created ... See full document

... rural areas, such as the eastern wall at the bottom of the development slope. The success of the banana model is clearly demonstrated by the appearance of its revised version, i.e. the ‘new banana’ (SIC! 2006). ... See full document

... Printed text characterization assists forensic examiner in identifying printing process or techniques by identifying spatial pattern of text produced by that printing mechanism.. As the [r] ... See full document

... approaches’ in the development of accountability mechanisms (Kim 2004: 25). What is more, as NGOs increasingly ally with one another in order to maximise advantage and resources, the dominant norms of behaviour of ... See full document

... Development of a method for identifying the processes of contact Development of a method for identifying the processes of contact and confluence as defined by Gestalt therapy theory.. [r] ... See full document