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2012 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
Polycentric Urban System Between State Regulation and Market Economy—The Case of Slovenia
verfasst von : Vladimir Drozg
Erschienen in: Development of the Settlement Network in the Central European Countries
Verlag: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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Abstract
Polycentrism is one of the elementary directions of spatial development in Slovenia. The concept was designed in the first spatial plan during the 1960s and later confirmed twice: first in 1986 in the long-term plan of Slovenia and later in 2004 in the spatial development strategy. The purpose of polycentrism was to create conditions for a more uniform economic and social development of all parts of the former republic as well as to provide a uniform allocation of working places and social infrastructure. Today we are confronted with different economic environment and a changed regional planning. The purpose of a polycentric arrangement is therefore different, too. We can understand it as a re-establishment of approximately the same access to services and social infrastructure. In sight of the latter, the following issues of polycentrism are important: the number of regional centres, the number of hierarchical levels and instruments for execution of a polycentric concept.