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Transferring the Territorial Cohesion Ideal of Integrated Polycentric Development in the Light of Peripheralisation – Insights from Romania. Mitteilungen der Österreichischen Geographischen Gesellschaft|Mitteilungen der Österreichischen Geographischen Gesellschaft - Band 162<br/>(Annals of the Austrian Geographical Society - Volume 162)|
No full textIn this article I explore the transfer of the territorial cohesion ideal of integrated polycentric development from the European Union’s (EU) institutional core towards the peripheral places of a Romanian region. The literature review explores the emergence of polycentric development as an attempt of reconciling divergent EU-wide spatial visions of growth and cohesion. I also explore the institutional particularities that shape the transfer of territorial cohesion in South-Eastern EU Member States. Drawing on Mark Bevir’s and Rod Rhodes’ “Decentered Governance Approach”, I design a conceptual framework to analyse this transfer through an actor-centered bottom-up perspective. My empirical material draws on qualitative research (policy document analysis and semi-structured expert interviews) conducted at the local, regional, and national levels. My analysis highlights the decision-making practices that underpin the making and implementing of urban and regional development policies. It examines the key substantive and governance narratives that underlie integrated polycentric development. I conclude the paper by highlighting the dominance of the concentrated growth development paradigm and make the case for territorial development concepts that are more sensitive to issues of peripheralisation
Heinz Slupetzky zum Achtziger. Mitteilungen der Österreichischen Geographischen Gesellschaft|Mitteilungen der Österreichischen Geographischen Gesellschaft - Band 162<br/>(Annals of the Austrian Geographical Society - Volume 162)|
No full textWeber, Franz (Franciscus Seraph, Francois)
No full textget. 4.10.1795 Gobelsburg/NÖ, † 3.12.1826 Wieden (Wien IV). Pianist, Kirchenmusiker, Komponist
Disentangling anthropogenic drivers of climate change impacts on alpine plant species: Alps vs. Mediterranean mountains
No full textHunting the beast. A reconstructed ritual in the EBA metal production centre in Western Anatolia
No full textInstrumentelle Indienstnahme, stereotype Sinnstiftung: Konstellationen des literarischen Antisemitismus in der Literatur der DDR.. Sprachkunst. Beiträge zur Literaturwissenschaft|Sprachkunst LI / 2020, 2. Halbband|
No full textInstrumentalization and stereotypical sensemaking: Constellations of literary anti-Semitism in EastGerman literature.The article explores constellations of literary anti-Semitism in the literature of the GDR, focusingon depictions of the National Socialist extermination of the Jews. Using Bruno Apitz’snovella ›Esther‹ and Rolf Schneider’s folk play ›Die Geschichte vom Moischele‹ as examples,forms of instrumentalization and stereotyping of the Jewish are examined
„Bis zur Grenze des Tragbaren“. Zur Geschichte der Kritik am Antisemitismus im Feuilleton des ›Pester Lloyd‹ 1933 bis 1944.. Sprachkunst. Beiträge zur Literaturwissenschaft|Sprachkunst LI / 2020, 2. Halbband|
No full text“At the limit of tolerability”: On the history of criticism of anti-Semitism in the feuilleton of ›Pester Lloyd‹ 1933–1944. When Siegfried Brachfeld’s dissertation on the last decade of the most influential Germanlanguage newspaper in Hungary appeared in 1971, a turning point in the cultural and scientific debate about anti-Semitism became apparent. A contemporary contextualisation of the only academic work by the popular entertainer constitutes the starting point for an inspection of the reception of literary antisemitism in Hungarian fiction with the help of random samples from ›Pester Lloyd‹