Geodesic

Volume 8 (2015) no. 1

Sommaire

Redakcja
Small Towns’ Development Problems
Contents
Title page
Introduction
The paradoxical place of small towns in sustainable development policies. What is beyond the images of “places where the living is easy”?
p. 5-11
Between shrinking and blooming: the crossroad of small towns’ urbanisation in Hungary
p. 12-28
Small towns in peripheral regions of Germany
p. 29-38
Population changes as litmus paper of the socio-economic development level of small towns in Poland
p. 39-53
Influence range of towns in the light of economic linkages – an example of small and medium-sized towns in the Lodz voivodeship
p. 54-66
The role of industry in the labour market of small towns
p. 67-79
Endogenous capital of small towns in the Poznań agglomeration
p. 80-95
Development of educational services in small towns of the Małopolskie and Podkarpackie voivodeships
p. 96-106
Models of service systems in the split towns of the Polish-German and Polish-Czech borderlands
p. 107-122
Conditions of divided towns development – an example of Guben and Gubin
p. 123-134
Kuřim – the largest small town in the South-Moravian Region (Czechia)
p. 135-147