Titlebook: German Annual of Spatial Research and Policy 2009; New Disparities in S Heiderose Kilper Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 E

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,From Disparities to Diversity – Territorial Cohesion in the European Union,ional policy and spatial planning. Territorial cohesion received particular attention when it was recognised, first in the constitutional Treaty and then in the Reform Treaty of Lisbon, as a Community objective equal in importance to economic and social cohesion. Territorial cohesion is an objective

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Spatial Patterns in the Knowledge Society,son, today’s visible transition to the knowledge society is distinguishable through a qualitative leap in the way knowledge is produced, shared, and used. As early as the 1960s Peter Drucker mentioned the knowledge society as an emerging economic and social order in which knowledge would replace wor

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The Importance of Infrastructures and Interaction Networks for Regional Competitiveness in the Know structure and the accompanying spread of the knowledge economy are often discussed in relation to increasing spatial disparities, usually with an emphasis on metropolitan regions as being best equipped with the infrastructures necessary for the trade and transfer of, and access to knowledge. These

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,Urbanisation Processes and Regional Disparities in Europe – The Role of Metropolitan Regions and thns’ to an integrated one of a territory of regions, metropolitan regions, and cities. The Territorial Agenda. agreed upon in 2007 covers the territorial coexistence and the spatial responsibilities of cities and regions, and views metropolitan regions, urban centres, and the surrounding (perhaps rur

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Suburban Residential Development in Post-socialist Urban Regions: The Case of Moscow, Sofia, and Bugered by the fundamental reorganisation of societal and economic systems, the social and spatial setting of post-socialist urban regions has changed significantly.. These changes are especially striking in terms of housing. After the collapse of the centrally controlled system for the planning and d

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,The European Regional Demographic Mosaic – A Challenge for Spatial Development,r of studies and publications on demographic change and its repercussions has been increasing. Academies, foundations, and associations have been giving more and more attention to the issue. They have organised conferences, prepared position papers, and drawn up recommendations for stakeholders; for

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Polarisation or Convergence? Spatial Patterns of Fertility in Hungary 15 Years after the Beginning c turning point. The reproductive pattern of the socialist era was characterised by high rates of births, marriages, and divorces. in comparison with other European countries and a close link between marriage and reproduction.. Since 1990, the significance of marriage has declined, and at the same t

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,The Subsidiarity Principle – Does it Impede Equal Ecological Living Conditions in Europe?,an institutions, the idea of subsidiarity has become more and more important. In this sense, the 1986/ 87 Single European Act (SEA). not only expanded competences to strengthen the Common Market, but also explicitly codified the subsidiarity principle for the first time. Article 130r (4) of the EEC

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Demographic Change: Complexity as a Challenge for Urban and Regional Development, of births and an aging of its population. While some European countries have experienced natural growth rates up to now, populations in other countries have only increased as a result of foreign migration. And other countries – in particular the new EU Member States – have already begun to experien