Space Management. Interdisciplinary Approach. Evidence from Poland

Opis

Space Management. Interdisciplinary Approach. Evidence from Poland

Autorzy: Grażyna Chaberek (red.)

Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Gdańskiego

The issues raised in this study concern the contemporary specifics of the Polish territory as well as the historical context, especially legal provisions, economic changes and the political transformation which took place after the Second World War. All these issues are illustrated by numerous local examples from the Gdańsk agglomeration and the Pomerania region. However, the research presented is also based on the analysis of the utilitarian approach of regimes observed not only in Poland but all around the world. The Polish case serves merely as a background for further discussion.

Table of Contents

Introduction (Grażyna Chaberek)

PART I

LEGAL AND URBAN PLANNING ASPECTS OF SPACE MANAGEMENT

Alicja K. Zawadzka

Principles of Spatial Order Protection and Development

in Space Management Plans of Selected Communes of

the Gdańsk Agglomeration

Artur Kostarczyk

The Importance of Public Urban Interiors

in the Process of Shaping Spatial Order in Cities

PART II

ENVIRONMENTAL AND LANDSCAPE ASPECTS OF SPACE MANAGEMENT

Mariusz Kistowski

Natural Determinants of Space Management

Tadeusz Palmowski

Marine Conditions of Spatial Order

Zdzisław Kordel, Grażyna Chaberek

Internalization of Environmental Costs

as an Economic Problem of Space Management

PART III

SOCIAL ASPECTS OF SPACE MANAGEMENT

Aleksandra Cicharska

Social and Demographic Changes

and Their Influence on Space Management

Mariusz Czepczyński, Katarzyna Szołucha

Citizen Participation in Space Management

Lucyna Przybylska

Socio-Spatial Processes in the Cultural Landscape of Poland

Aleksandra Sęk

Examples of Good Practice

in Teaching Spatial Order and Space Aesthetic

Contributors