Selected Aspects of Slovac Republic Territorial Development Visions

Jarmila Husenicova; Zuzana Dohnanska

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.820.15

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Selected Aspects of Slovac Republic Territorial Development Visions

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Paper deals with urbanization development of Slovakia regarding the rate and degree of urbanization, chances of urban spaces use of cities surroundings as consider to land rent, approximation of territorial development legislation to the free market economy conditions, regional visions creations new methods and inevitable need of territorial information systems deepening and automation.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 820)

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Jarmila Husenicova, Zuzana Dohnanska

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Agenda 21 Sustainable Urban Development, Green Infrastructure, Methodology Approach, Territorial Development, Urban Land Rent

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