the example of the inhabitants of Warsaw. Material and methods. The sample comprised of 6547 inhabitants of Warsaw … countries, but also to previous Polish studies, as it pertained to 43% of Warsaw inhabitants. The proportion of Warsaw residents …

Introduction. The aim of this study was to determine the form, nature and level of participation of Warsaw local …

reorganization of the urban structure of Warsaw. The analysis of this process introduces the Central and Oriental European Countries … the Warsaw?s suburbs. However, the central districts are largely the most important in terms of population and employment … suggests the existence of a catching-up process. Thus, the geography of employment changes shows that Warsaw presents an …

examine spatial distribution of banking services in Warsaw at the beginning of 2009. The author, based on her own research …

The paper presents the spatial and socio-economic transformation of one of Warsaw’s large-scale housing estates … Warsaw real estate market, protect the estate from physical and social decline. …

article. The case studies of Warsaw and Lisbon will be analyzed by focusing on their course to competitiveness during 1990 …

downtown Warsaw, in the district of Sródmiescie, as was shown in a previous paper by Bourdeau-Lepage. Combining several Polish … specialized high-order services, we propose to analyze in detail the concentration of metropolitan functions in Warsaw and to … " internal metropolization " of Warsaw with its " external metropolization " i.e. its effective world position, evaluated …

, especially in Warsaw. Analyzing the location and re-location of population and employment in Poland's capital allows to enlarge … city keeps a strong monocentric character. However, from 1994 to 1999, population and employment move towards the Warsaw … of a catching-up process. Thus, the geography of employment changes in Warsaw reveals an original evolution. For historic …