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  • Human and social capital in Poland
  • Correlation ; Human capital ; Human geography ; Large town ; Poland ; Social capital
  • Composite indices were used to describe spatial diversity of humans and social capital. High quality of human capital in Poland is characteristic mainly for big cities and their surroundings. The difference between eastern and western Poland, where
  • the quality is better, is also significant. Significantly high level of social capital is characteristic for some of big cities, prevailing part of the west of the country and in south-eastern Poland. Lower values are typical for central and north-esatern
  • Poland. Spatial diversity of human and social capital in Poland is clearly seen. Correlation between social and human capital is positive and relatively strong. - (BJ)
  • 2006
  • Counties or regions ? Some remarks to the question of regional development in Hungary and Poland
  • Administrative reform ; Comparative study ; County ; Hungary ; Poland ; Region ; Regional development
  • Poland and Hungary are two countries with strong connection in the past with similar experiences and historical background with a lot of similarities and differences. 1999 in Poland a great reform took place which described the administrative map
  • of poland. The three-level administrative structure was introduced. In Poland, the regional consciousness is relatively strong in Hungary instead of historical regions the role of the counties is significant. Joining the European Union Hungary has to come
  • 2006
  • Forms of rural settlements in Poland and their transformation in the course of history
  • Countryside ; Historical account ; Poland ; Rural settlement ; Settlement ; Spatial organization
  • The Polish countryside has undergone various morphological transformations throughout the history. That was resulting from unusual territorial variability of Poland and different national status of individual historic regions, which were remaining
  • within the structures of neighbouring states and were influenced by their culture, various economic concept and patterns of rural spatial organization. As a result of that the forms of rural settlement in different historical regions of Poland acquired
  • 2006
  • Lithological conditioning of landslides and climatic changes with examples from the beskidy Mts, Western Carpathians, Poland
  • Carpathian Mountains ; Climatic variation ; Landslide ; Lithology ; Mountain ; Palynology ; Poland ; Regional geology ; Slope dynamics
  • The paper presents the results of geomorphological, geological and palynological investigations carried out in the area of Szymbark and Koszarawa, Beskid Niski and Beskid Zywiecki Mts, respectively (Western Carpathians, Poland). In particular
  • 2006
  • Population ageing in Germany and Poland : a comparison of regional developments in the 1990s
  • Age group ; Comparative study ; Demography ; Germany ; Poland ; Population ; Population ageing ; Population growth ; Regional development ; Urbanization
  • The authors show common trends of ageing for Poland and Germany, important regional variations, but also some different developments. In both countries, the process of ageing was well on the way with particular rapid developments in regions
  • of deindustrialisation, out-migration, and population decrease. A major determinant is the sharp fertility decline after the process of ageing could especially be observed for East Germany and Poland. In both territories new suburbanization is connected
  • 2006
  • The influences of synoptic situations on the occurence of days with thunderstorms during a year in the territory of Poland
  • Atmospheric circulation ; Atmospheric disturbance ; Atmospheric dynamics ; Correlation ; Poland ; Rainstorm ; Synoptic climatology ; Weather type
  • 2006
  • Historic centre ; Location ; Poland ; Territorial identity ; Town ; Twentieth Century ; Urban population
  • The article presents transformations in Poland's settlement network with the aid of centrographic measures in relation to the three historical periods of the Second Republic, the People's Republic of Poland and the Third Republic, whose varying
  • territorial extents are reflected in the national Censuses of 1931, 1950 and 2002. Centroids were found to change location in relation to the changing territorial identity of Poland, its number of towns and cities and level of urbanisation. Also very
  • 2006
  • Surviving in a peripheral periphery case studies from eastern Poland
  • Economy ; Living standard ; Peripheral region ; Poland ; Society
  • Poland being a EU's periphery has its own peripheries. These are Eastern regions which, in turn, also have their centres and peripheries. The latter - rural areas far from urban centres, can be called peripheral peripheries. Living ways
  • 2006
  • Car industry ; Direct investment ; Foreign investment ; Globalization ; Industrial restructuring ; Industry ; Poland
  • Effets de l'investissement direct étranger sur l'industrie automobile polonaise. Importance de la restructuration des entreprises et des changements dans un secteur économique significatif. Etude des cas Fiat Auto Poland, Daewoo-FSO et Opel Polska.
  • 2006
  • Complex multi-layer vegetation map as the basis for detailed geobotanical regionalization and characterization of the spatial structure of landscape (a case study from the Vistula River Valley, Poland)
  • Biodiversity ; Habitat ; Land use ; Landscape ; Landscape unit ; Poland ; Valley ; Vegetation ; Vegetation map ; Wisła
  • 2006
  • Forecasting of states of ecosystems in protected areas on the basis of a comprehensive digital vegetation map (as exemplified by Poland's Bory Tucholskie National Park)
  • Biodiversity ; Ecosystem ; Forecast ; Habitat ; Human impact ; National park ; Poland ; Scenario ; Vegetation ; Vegetation dynamics ; Vegetation map
  • 2006
  • Towards a multidisciplinary and integrated strategy in the assessment of adverse health effects related to air pollution : the case study of Cracow (Poland) and asthma
  • Atmospheric pollution ; Biological indicator ; Cracow ; Geographical information system ; Health ; Poland ; Pollution ; Town ; Urban district
  • 2006
  • Data base ; Land use ; Poland ; Topographic map ; Years 1950-59 ; Years 1990-99
  • The results of a comparison between the CORINE Land Cover 2000 database and data derived from an analysis of the General Land Use Map of Poland have been presented in the article. The Map in question was elaborated on the basis of the topographical
  • maps at the scale 1:000 000 in 1930'. Determination of the dimensions to and directions of land-use changes in Poland over the seventy-year period was made possible by the use of these two sorts of data. - (BJ)
  • 2006
  • Biogeography ; Geographical information system ; Mammal ; Poland ; Spatial distribution ; Thematic map ; Zoogeography
  • An attempt was made to apply the AVISO computer software program in describing the distributions of mammals species in Poland. A database set up for this purpose contained data on the occurence of 89 such species. These data were used
  • in the preparation of maps presenting different thematic variants for the locations of mammals across Poland. The application of the AVISO computer program allowing for various kinds of sorting, as well as for data retrieval and grouping, resulted in the development
  • 2006
  • Development ; Diversification ; European integration ; Handbook ; Poland ; Spatial organization ; Twenty-first century
  • This study was being carried out under new conditions related mainly with integration of Poland into the EU and therefore it became a diagnosis of the then state of affairs as well as a voice in discussion about updating the Concept of Spatial
  • Organization of the Country. The main objective of the study is to deliver information and interpretation as to the socio-spatial diversification existing in Poland. It may be assumed that this type of information and knowledge is necessary for conscious
  • 2006
  • Origin and palaeoclimatic significance of the Pleistocene slope covers in the Cracow Upland, southern Poland
  • Grain size distribution ; Lithology ; Loess ; Palaeoclimatology ; Periglacial features ; Pleistocene ; Poland ; Quaternary ; Slope deposit ; Weathering
  • 2006
  • Contribution to understanding the historical evolution of meandering rivers using dendrochronological methods : example of the Mała Panew River in southern Poland
  • Bank erosion ; Channel geometry ; Dendrochronology ; Flood ; Meander ; Poland ; Riparian vegetation ; Silesia ; Stream ; Twentieth Century
  • 2006
  • Restoring nature in mining areas of the Silesian Upland (Poland)
  • Environmental degradation ; Human impact ; Mining activity ; Nature conservation ; Poland ; Rehabilitation ; Silesia
  • 2006
  • Geomorphology of medium-high mountains under changing human impact, from managed slopes to nature restoration : a study from the Sudetes, SW Poland
  • Agricultural practice ; Human impact ; Mountain ; Nineteenth Century ; Poland ; Rehabilitation ; Slope ; Slope dynamics ; Soil erosion ; Sudety ; Terrace ; Twentieth Century
  • 2006
  • Climate ; Definition ; Exceptional event ; Heat wave ; Poland ; Synoptic climatology ; Threshold
  • 2006