2017
DOI: 10.14712/23361980.2017.2
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Development and classification of shopping centers in Czech and Slovak republics: A comparative analysis

Abstract: Modern shopping centers of the "West-European" type have existed in the Czech and Slovak republics since 1997 and 2000, respectively, i.e. for less than two decades. Despite this rather short period they have become synonymous with the most significant transformations both in shopping behaviour and in the more generally understood patterns of social and cultural behavior of all population groups (entertainment and leisure time utilization). This article compares similarities and differences in the temporal, sp… Show more

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“…The second group focuses on the classification of shopping centers in Czech and Slovak cities. The classifications, based on the typical methods of shopping center assessment, are made according to the following criteria: (i) Genesis on brownfields or greenfields, (ii) location in the city, (iii) size of the gross leasable area [6,33,[48][49][50].…”
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“…The second group focuses on the classification of shopping centers in Czech and Slovak cities. The classifications, based on the typical methods of shopping center assessment, are made according to the following criteria: (i) Genesis on brownfields or greenfields, (ii) location in the city, (iii) size of the gross leasable area [6,33,[48][49][50].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The authors created this unique database by combining these sources. On the national level, the first group of methods is based on the description of temporal and spatial aspects of the shopping centers' development in both countries [6,16,19,46,47]. The second group focuses on the classification of shopping centers in Czech and Slovak cities.…”
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“…Due to the size of the population, the difficulty of data collection and the variability of urban retail in Bratislava, research efforts focused on five shopping centres (Aupark, Avion Shopping Park, Bory Mall, Centrál and Eurovea). In terms of their location, these cases are typical examples of busy shopping centres in the historic centre (edge-ofcentre), out-of-centre and out-of-town (Križan et al, 2017). According to the GLA, these five are largest shopping centres in Bratislava, and according to recent research they are the most attractive (Kunc et al, 2016) and the most visited (Križan et al, 2015) centres.…”
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confidence: 99%