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Par Collection Par Auteur- HENKEL, R., (Editeur scientifique) (4)
- GÖLER, D. (1)
- IŞFĂNESCU, R. (1)
- TSVETKOVA, I. (1)
- VINTAR MALLY, K. (1)
- 2006 (4)
- Albania ; Business district ; Conurbation ; Economic restructuring ; Retail trade ; Urban development (1)
- Albanie ; Centre des affaires ; Commerce de détail ; Conurbation ; Développement urbain ; Période de transition ; Restructuration économique ; Tirana (1)
- Bulgaria ; Impact ; Internationalization ; Retail trade ; Sofia ; Spatial differentiation ; Urban dynamics ; Urban structure (1)
- Bulgarie ; Commerce de détail ; Différenciation spatiale ; Dynamique urbaine ; Impact ; Internationalisation ; Sofija ; Structure urbaine (1)
- Comparative study ; Development ; Eastern Europe ; Slovenia ; Socio-economic indicators ; Sustainable development (1)
- Développement ; Développement durable ; Etude comparée ; Europe de l'Est ; Indicateurs socio-économiques ; Slovénie (1)
- Développement régional ; Economie ; Entreprise ; Petites et moyennes entreprises ; Roumanie (1)
- Economy ; Enterprise ; Regional development ; Romania ; Small and medium sized enterprises (1)
- South eastern European countries on their way to Europe : geographical aspects (4)
- Considerations about the role of SMEs in the economic dynamic of the 5th West Development Region in Romania (1)
- Interrupted transition and urban development in Albania - the case of Tirana (1)
- The challenge of sustainable development in Slovenia and in South-Eastern European countries (1)
- The spatial differentiation of retail in Sofia in the context of urban transition (1)
- of the territory, the advantageous geographical position in the western part of Romania, the entrepreneurial culture, and the spirit of the population in this part of the country are some factors that contributed to the strong development of the SMEs sector
- The article discusses at the case of Sofia some problems in retail development, like slow penetration of investments, an increased number of stores and pedlar sheds, food stores moving out of the city towards the periphery and the process
- The paper tries to present some theoretical and practical aspects of promoting sustainable development in South Eastern European countries and Slovenia. The empirical analysis focuses on selected economic, social, and environmental indicators
- Over the last 15 years, Albania has been faced with a period of drastic transformation. Since the political change of 1990/91, this transition process has been interrupted several times. To some extent, urban development in Albania seems