On the awkwardness of spatial development theories against the crisis
Abstract
The presentation of the main argument starts with a synopsis of the successive efforts, sucesses and failures, of spatial development planning, especially after the energy crisis of the 1970s. The second step focuses upon the local/global relationships as a question of multi-level spatial integration. This symbiotic relationship intensifi es with the pace of globalisation and transcends national economies and even international groupings. Finally, instead of conclusion there is a comment on the resilience of regions with reference to the recent economioc crisis.
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Καυκαλάς Γ. (2013). On the awkwardness of spatial development theories against the crisis. Perifereia, 3(3), 121–133. https://doi.org/10.12681/rp.18902
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