Titlebook: German Annual of Spatial Research and Policy 2010; Urban Regional Resil Bernhard Müller Book 2011 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2011 la

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Social Democratic Opponents of Europe, Shrinking cities are characterized by the multi-dimensional interaction of different challenges: Demographic problems have been caused by a decline in population due to a lack of births, migration, and the aging of residents. Urban economic problems involve the loss of employment due to de-industri

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Bernhard MüllerExamines problems and research results in the field of spatial research and planning.Stimulates important discussions on new disparities in Europe.Includes supplementary material:

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Rebuild the City! Towards Resource-efficient Urban Structures through the Use of Energy Concepts, As the resourceefficient conversion of urban regions. The level of new housing construction is presently a great deal less than one percent of existing buildings. Current and future urban development will mainly involve existing structures.

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,Urban Restructuring – Making ‘More’ from ‘Less’,grams in eastern and western Germany face entirely different challenges than former urban renewal programs in West German cities. In the early years of urban development grants, the issue was first of all to eliminate ‘unhealthy living conditions’ and to overcome ‘functional weaknesses’ in formally

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A Strategy for Dealing with Change: Regional Development in Switzerland in the Context of Social Cahan an opportunity in the sense of modern renewal. By promoting innovation, spatial reorganization, and strong, future-oriented, sustainable regions this unsatisfying situation is approached by the Swiss ‘Neue Regionalpolitik’ (NRP). For this purpose a knowledge management system understood as a str

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,Path Dependency and Resilience – The Example of Landscape Regions, processes of economic and social change, and globalization. In view of increasing risks (cf. Beck, 2007), the resilience of cities and regions is becoming more and more of an issue. The resilience concept, which was originally developed to explain ecological processes, has been further developed an