Territorial Impact Assessment: Cohesion policy and balanced territorial development (Czechia)

Novosák, Jiří; Hájek, Oldřich; Severová, Lucie; Spiesová, Daniela; Novosáková, Jana

doi:10.32725/det.2018.014

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“…Knickel et al [11] focus on the role of spatial planning and study how it can build mutually beneficial and balanced relationships between urban, periurban, and rural areas. Novosák et al [12] raise the issue that most of the existing studies on territorial cohesion pay attention to some types of territory and suggest a methodology to analyze the territory from the various interrelated aspects of sectoral policies. However, there are few studies sufficient to draw implications for ASEAN countries that should address various development spectrums.…”

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The Current State of Territorial Development of ASEAN Countries and Strategic Types for Balanced Development

Kim

2022

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ASEAN countries are promoting regionally balanced development in their policy in response to development disparity resulting from rapid urbanization. This study aims to draw strategic approaches for balanced development based on the current status of territorial development of the ASEAN countries. Through the lens of Korea’s territorial development experience, this study presents three strategic types for balanced territorial development and an analysis framework to connect the strategic types and the territorial conditions of ASEAN countries. This study analyzes the current status from five aspects: (1) the current status of urbanization and industrialization, (2) the size distribution of cities, (3) the spatial structure of the territories, (4) the state of regional development, and (5) balanced development visions and territorial policies. Based on the analysis results, this study categorizes the ASEAN countries that exhibit similar territorial development and applies the strategic types. This study derives policy measures suitable to each strategic type that will help the ASEAN countries to facilitate balanced development in accordance with their territorial state.

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The Current State of Territorial Development of ASEAN Countries and Strategic Types for Balanced Development

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2022

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Re-development of a former military training area—The case of Brdy told from a local actors’ perspective

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Military training areas (MTAs) are special spatial units. Closed and inaccessible for the general public, they have been shaped by long-term military use of various potential type and intensity. Following the suspension of operation, some MTAs fell derelict and buildings and infrastructures on it become brownfields. Local municipalities will have strong interests and will care about the redevelopment options-either in utilising potentials or in preventing competitions. We take a Czech example and use in-depth semi-structured interviews to investigate the how local actors perceived and influenced the redevelopment perspectives of the former MTA Brdy, Czech Republic. This case is interesting, because international and national politics in as much as different groups of local stakeholders played significant roles in creating opportunities and for holding or pushing a re-or new development on the military brownfield land. Next to the results of the qualitative interviews with local stakeholders, we include analysis of available statistical data and information about the case study municipalities. Our contribution gives an insightful investigation about the role that local actors played in determining new uses of the former MTA in uncertain and unstable socioeconomic and political conditions typical for post-communist and developing countries. Highlights The use of military training facilities is influenced by geopolitical and strategic interests Networking of actors is important for finding opportunities for new development of former military areas A renewal of historical memory contributes to developing a new local identity. The protection of the environment and biodiversity in military training areas is highly desirable. Redevelopment of former MTAs bring specific types of challenges to stakeholders.

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Territorial Impact Assessment: Cohesion policy and balanced territorial development (Czechia)

Cited by 2 publications

References 36 publications

The Current State of Territorial Development of ASEAN Countries and Strategic Types for Balanced Development

The Current State of Territorial Development of ASEAN Countries and Strategic Types for Balanced Development

Re-development of a former military training area—The case of Brdy told from a local actors’ perspective

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