Reprint

Regional Development: Opportunities and Constraints

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August 2024
240 pages
  • ISBN978-3-7258-1763-4 (Hardback)
  • ISBN978-3-7258-1764-1 (PDF)

This is a Reprint of the Special Issue Regional Development: Opportunities and Constraints that was published in

Business & Economics
Computer Science & Mathematics
Summary

Cities and regions have always been among the most dynamically developing territories and have played a significant role throughout human history. They have been centers of progress, education, culture, and commerce, centers of economic and social development, and their role in society is constantly growing. The approaches to their development change with the needs of society. Today’s globalizing society is characterized by intense transformation. The rapid changes and dynamics of societal development in the economy, technology, and techniques, as well as social and lifestyle changes, have undermined the concept of the supposed stability of the social and business environment. These changes are reflected in the current local and regional development trends, where sustainable cities and regions; green, or eco-cities and regions; sunny cities; creative cities and regions; smart cities and regions; resilient cities and regions; cities as living labs; slow cities and regions; and agile cities and regions belong. This Special Issue “Regional Development: Opportunities and Constraints” includes researchers and academicians who are dedicated to the current opportunities and constraints of urban and regional development based on the various drivers and concepts of development reflecting global challenges. The papers include the form of theoretical contributions moving forward theoretical knowledge, as well as empirical work, presenting original research results on the topic.

Format
  • Hardback
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© 2024 by the authors; CC BY-NC-ND license
Keywords
the European Union; shared sovereignty; democracy; FDI; economic growth; innovative activity; entrepreneurial ecosystem; interaction contours; innovative component; hierarchical cluster analysis; rating; sustainable regional development; EU funds; development projects; absorption; gross domestic product per capita; growth rate; border regions; ports; railroads; accelerator segment; leased industrial zones; sequencing economics; manufacturing agglomeration; fixed costs; spatial economics; European structural fund; human capital; cohesion policy; Calabria; endogenous development; economic diversification; territorial identity; tourism promoters; spatial econometrics; spatial lag model; household income; gross provincial product; regional development; Thailand; local economic development; post-conflict reconstruction; regional development; City of Vukovar; entrepreneurs; regional development; sustainable transport; European funds; economic development; sustainable development; urbanization; health expenditure; health insurance; instrumental variable; ICT; VHLSS