Spatial Planning and Urban Development in the New EU Member States

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Contents: Spatial planning and urban development in the new EU member states: between adjustment and reinvention, Uwe Altrock, Simon GA ntner, Sandra Huning and Deike Peters. East-West Perspectives on Spatial Planning and Urban Development in the Enlarged EU: Spatial development and territorial cohesion in Europe, Klaus Kunzmann EU enlargement and the challenges for spatial planning systems in the new member states, Simin Davoudi The European Union and the European cities: three phases of the European urban policy, Susanne Frank. Spatial Planning and Sustainable Development in the New EU Member States: Sustainable spatial development in Slovenia: between global trends and local urban problems, Kaliopa Dimitrovska Andrews Regional planning in Lithuania - experiences and challenges, Zigmas J. Daunora and PranciA!kus JuA!kevicus Trends and problems of contemporary urbanization processes in Poland, Piotr Lorens Urban development, policy and planning in the Czech Republic and Prague, Ludek Sykora The Third World in the First World: development and renewal strategies for rural Roma ghettos in Slovakia, Jakob Hurrle Urban development in Hungary after 1990, ZoltA!n DA venyi and ZoltA!n KovA!cs Cyprus, EU accession and the development of tourism, Richard Sharpley. Special Issues in Urban Planning in the New EU Member States: The increase of urban inequalities in Tallinn - does EU accession change anything?, Sampo Ruoppila Development and planning in Latvia, the Riga region and the city of Riga, Inara Marana Valetta: reinventing the 'City of the Order' for the 21st century, Conrad Thake Problems of urban planning in Warsaw, Mareile Walter Central Europe's brownfields: catalyzing a planning response in the Czech Republic, Yaakov Garb and Jirina Jackson Index.