Konsekwencje suburbanizacji dla miast i stref podmiejskich w świetle literatury krajowej i zagranicznej

Stelmaszewska, Natalia

doi:10.2478/udi-2020-0008

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“…1, it may be concluded that highly developed and industrialized countries (EU Member States, Japan) witnessed an appreciable reduction in the area of agricultural land (by approximately 3-5%) over the study period, because it was often converted for service and industrial uses (for instance to establish new businesses) and due to the development of infrastructure. The EU provides financing for the development of non-agricultural rural activities and witnesses a rapid suburbanization of rural areas (Koj, 2020;Stelmaszewska, 2020). In turn, it is the opposite for less developed and less industrialized countries, except for Argentina.…”

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“…Na podstawie danych przedstawionych w tabeli 1 można wskazać, że w państwach wysoko rozwiniętych i uprzemysłowionych (kraje UE, Japonia) wielkość użytkowanej rolniczo ziemi odczuwalnie zmniejszyła się (o ok. 3-5%) w analizowanych latach, ponieważ często była ona przekształcana na potrzeby sektora usługowego i przemysłowego, chociażby dla nowych przedsiębiorstw oraz ze względu na rozwój infrastruktury. W UE występuje dofinansowanie na rozwój działalności pozarolniczej na obszarach wiejskich oraz szybko postępująca suburbanizacja terenów wiejskich (Koj, 2020;Stelmaszewska, 2020). Z kolei w krajach mniej rozwiniętych i słabiej uprzemysłowionych miała miejsce sytuacja odwrotna, z wyjątkiem Argentyny.…”

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Conditions for the Competitiveness of the Agricultural Sector in the Eu, Japan, Canada, Vietnam, and Mercosur Countries

Jabkowski¹

2023

Zagadnienia Ekonomiki Rolnej / Problems of Agricultural Economi

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The main purpose of this paper was to identify the resource conditions for the competitiveness of the agricultural sector in the European Union (EU), Japan, Canada, Vietnam, and Mercosur countries. The study proved that these countries demonstrate a strong competitive potential. The largest labor resources are found in the Vietnamese agriculture, even though it has witnessed an outflow of 40% of its workforce over the recent years. The EU exhibits high levels of gross fixed capital formation in the agricultural sector. Conversely, the Vietnamese agriculture recorded the fastest growth in capital expenditure. Canada and Mercosur countries have a considerable area of agricultural land and a concentrated agrarian structure, and thus can benefit from economies of scale which, in turn, determine their global competitiveness. It is the opposite in Japan and Vietnam, with over 90% of farms having an area up to 5 ha.

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Conditions for the Competitiveness of the Agricultural Sector in the Eu, Japan, Canada, Vietnam, and Mercosur Countries

Jabkowski¹

2023

Zagadnienia Ekonomiki Rolnej / Problems of Agricultural Economi

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“…Z kolei Mielczarek (2011) wyróżniła trzy aspekty, na które oddziałuje proces suburbanizacji: środowiskowy, ekonomiczno-przestrzenny i społeczny. Jak podkreśla Stelmaszewska (2020), poszczególne zjawiska towarzyszące suburbanizacji (m.in. powstawanie nowych, rozdrobnionych osiedli mieszkaniowych, przypadkowość lokalizowania poszczególnych funkcji) mogą prowadzić do kolizji interesów użytkowników przestrzeni.…”

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Spatial Conflicts in the Suburbanization Processes from the Perspective of Spatial Planning: Case Study of the Strzyżewice Commune

Mazur

2022

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The process of urban expansion is increasingly encompassing suburban areas, in particular undeveloped agricultural areas. As a result of this process, functional changes and increasingly complex spatial structures can be seen in rural areas. Multiple interactions inevitably arise between the elements of these structures, including functional and spatial confl icts. Spatial planning is a tool for advance identifi cation, and in many cases for elimination of such confl icts. The aim of the article is to assess the impact of the suburbanization process on the spatial structure of a suburban commune as well as the identifi cation of individual types of confl icts. This study concerns spatial planning in the rural Strzyżewice commune. The subject of the analyses are confl icts of interest revealed during the preparation of planning documents. Based on the analysis of documentation prepared during the development of local planning documents it was confi rmed that the suburbanization processes of the city of Lublin created specifi c -real or potential -spatial confl icts in the areas subjected to these processes.

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“…The increased demand for housing units and apartments is mostly evident in large and dynamic municipalities and in their immediate surroundings (Stelmaszewska, 2020). This trend is relatable to the ongoing and steady path of urban development (Szymańska & Biegańska, 2011).…”

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The primary market in housing and apartment developments in Poland’s six largest cities over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic

Rynio¹

2021

Biblioteka Regionalisty

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The research problem examined in this paper pertains to the situation on the primary market in apartment units and detached housing units over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, namely between October 2020 and September 2021. The main research objective was to present current trends on the primary market in apartment units and detached housing units in the radically specific context of the present pandemic threat. The study was designed to examine local markets in real estate in Poland's six largest cities. The fundamental research question was formulated as follows: what trends could be observed in the primary market of apartment units and detached housing units in response to the ongoing pandemic threat, and what directions of development can be seen as those most favoured by the market in question? In an attempt to provide a complete picture of the studied trends, a supplementary question was posed as follows: what are the most important determinants of the market's development in the studied pandemic context? The research questions were approached by means of analytical evaluations of fluctuations in housing and apartment prices by city, complete with analyses of availability, sales volumes and supply of new units. The study employed the following research methods: literature studies, trend analysis, observation, and rudimentary statistical methods.

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Konsekwencje suburbanizacji dla miast i stref podmiejskich w świetle literatury krajowej i zagranicznej

Cited by 10 publications

References 9 publications

Conditions for the Competitiveness of the Agricultural Sector in the Eu, Japan, Canada, Vietnam, and Mercosur Countries

Conditions for the Competitiveness of the Agricultural Sector in the Eu, Japan, Canada, Vietnam, and Mercosur Countries

Spatial Conflicts in the Suburbanization Processes from the Perspective of Spatial Planning: Case Study of the Strzyżewice Commune

The primary market in housing and apartment developments in Poland’s six largest cities over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic

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