Spremembe pozidanih zemljišč v slovenskih podeželskih naseljih

Since Slovenia's independence, new economic and social policies have been influencing settlement patterns. Processes which had in fact begun earlier have intensified and deepened during this period, and differences within the country have become greater. The findings from this study could help...

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Main Authors Bole, David, Petek, Franci, Ravbar, Marjan, Repolusk, Peter, Topole, Maja
Format eBook
LanguageEnglish
Slovenian
Published Ljubljana ZRC SAZU, Založba ZRC 2007
SeriesGeoritem
Subjects
built-up areas
colonization
daily migrations
delovna mesta
dnevne migracije
Earth Sciences, Geography, Environment, Planning
Environmental policy and protocols
Europe
geografija
Geography
jobs
land use
Place qualifiers
podeželje
podeželska naselja
poselitev
pozidana območja
raba tal
Regional geography
rural areas
rural settlements
ruralna naselja
Slovenia
Slovenija
Southeast Europe
suburbanizacija
suburbanization
The environment
thema EDItEUR
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Summary:Since Slovenia's independence, new economic and social policies have been influencing settlement patterns. Processes which had in fact begun earlier have intensified and deepened during this period, and differences within the country have become greater. The findings from this study could help support a more active land use policy and achieve a better understanding of the structure of built areas within rural settlements.
ISBN:9789612540357
9789612545321
9612540357
9612545324
ISSN:1855-1963
DOI:10.3986/9789612545321