Space polarisation and peripheral regions in Czechia

Auteurs :
MARADA, M.
CHROMÝ, P.
JANČAK, V.
HAVLÍČEK, T.

Description :
Authors perceive periphery as territory not sufficiently integrated into - at given place and time dominating - structures, processes and systems. As specific territory with disordered relations of function-space and social-space characters, which are the results of uneven influence of mutually conditioned social, economic, political, cultural and physic-geographical factors. The authors approach the study of centre and periphery model : from the point of development, from the point of structure and from the point of hierarchy and/or scale. With increasing significance of information collecting and classification, the rate of activity of subjects/agents in the territory is decisive then. Periphery is at the same time determined by ability and speed to accept new information and innovation. - (BJ)


Type de document :
Article de périodique

Source :
Europa XXI, issn : 1429-7132, 2006, n°. 15, p. 29-34, nombre de pages : 6, Références bibliographiques : 13 ref.

Date :
2006

Editeur :
Pays édition : Pologne