Add to ORKG<p>The paper discuses an important process related to urbanization – the granting of town status for village-type communities from Northern Hungary and assesses the implication of this process for local economic development. The paper presents several mini case studies of different communities which have applied for town status and discusses the steps taken by those communities. The conclusion of the study is that despite nonquestionable benefits for those communities and the entire region which is under-urbanized, the situation is far from simple. The entire process is highly political and future developments are not completely predictable.</p
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The paper brings characteristics of Moravian towns with inhabitants below 15 thousand. The towns sti...
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The city, as economic category, is much younger than the county and is not completely originally Hun...
The authors present an overview about small towns’ urbanisation in Hungary. Following the specific a...
We are aiming to describe the process how Sándorfalva was declared a town, its economic, social, inf...
The South Transdanubian region belongs to the 20 most disadvantaged regions of the European Union wh...
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Towns constitute 9% of the settlements of Hungary and represent 68% of the population. This value ro...
In my study, I intend to give a brief overview of the development of Hungarian communist built and W...
The objective of the study is to introduce the potentials of local economic development in one of th...
The examination of cities’ innovational potential has been in the focus of attention for regional st...
Thesis is focused on the future possibilities of industrial town Šumperk. The main problem of this t...
The survival of special Hungarian settlement forms (homesteads), due to the increasing urbanization ...
Paper presented at the Regional Studies Association Conference, Hungary, 25-27 Ma
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The paper brings characteristics of Moravian towns with inhabitants below 15 thousand. The towns sti...
Hungary, belonging more and more to the prestigious group of developed countries, can be characteris...
The city, as economic category, is much younger than the county and is not completely originally Hun...