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Prostorska in razvojna vprašanja Alp


Authors: Janez Nared, Mimi Urbanc, Nika Razpotnik Visković
Year: 2009


The Alps are one of the most sensitive regions in Europe, and their future development represents a challenge that demands the cooperation of various experts, the business world, politics, and society, as well as the people living there. The Interreg IIIB project DIAMONT, which took place from 2005 to 2008, also addressed Alpine developmental challenges. This monograph presents the basic results of the project, supported by the broader theoretical framework of regional and sustainable development. We first present the cultural differences in the Alps and their influence on sustainable regional development. This is followed by the results of a Delphi analysis, which helped reveal the basic development tendencies in the Alps, and then we discuss appropriate indicators for regional development and harmonizing data. Attention is then dedicated to regional development instruments and the participative process, which is essential for attaining truly sustainable development. Finally, we present a Slovenian perspective on these issues.



Table of content

1 Uvod

2 Vpliv kulturnih razlik na regionalni razvoj Alp

3 Stanje in težnje na območju Alp

3.1 Pogledi strokovnjakov na razvoj Alp

3.2 Kazalniki regionalnega razvoja

3.3 Tipologija in območja trga delovne sile

4 Instrumenti za spodbujanje regionalnega razvoja v Alpah

5 Sodelovanje prebivalstva kot nujen predpogoj zagotavljanja trajnostnega razvoja

6 Slovenska perspektiva

6.1 Kulturne razlike kot dejavnik regionalnega razvoja

6.2 Ocene slovenskih strokovnjakov o razvojnih izzivih in problemih Alp

6.3 Participativni proces na izbranem območju trga delovne sile

7 Sklep

8 Seznam virov in literature

9 Seznam slik

10 Seznam preglednic




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Keywords
Alps
economic geography
Idrija
regional development
regional geography
regional planning
regional policy
Slovenia
spatial development
sustainable development




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