Regeneration of brownfields in developed countries is perceived as a complex process of changes of the entire society and landscape. It does not include only various social, economic and ecological aspects, but also the entire look and management of the area. Methods or tools for regeneration of...

Intro -- Contents -- Introduction -- Introduction to Central Europe: What Doesit Mean in the 21st Century? -- What Are the Challenges of Central Europe? -- Transcultural Communication in theCentral European Region: Freedom,Equality and Ties with the NaturalEnvironment -- Examining the Transition...

Intro -- Obsah -- Předmluva -- Eutrofizace v povodí Orlické přehrady:Ekonomicky efektivní stav nebo problémvhodný k řešení? -- Práce a přístupy k jejímu zkoumánív širších souvislostech s detailnímzaměřením na analýzu regionálního trhupráce -- Aplikace principů zelené...

This article presents a general comparative analysis of two kinds of approach - linear "disciplinary" and non-linear "trans-disciplinary" - used in the assessment of marginal areas. These approaches reflect different kinds of thinking about marginal areas more than describe specific modelling...

Almost every landscape fulfils various important functions for human society. Nevertheless, planning does not always allocate individual functions the significance that they ought to receive in comparison with others. A typical example is undervaluing landscape services that cannot be expressed...

The realistic approach to the rural development requires primarily a consensual definition of a rural area. The selection of tools to be applied and measures to be taken to influence rural areas as well as the setting up the institutional framework would be difficult without defining the object...

The realistic approach to the rural development requires primarily a consensual definition of a rural area. The selection of tools to be applied and measures to be taken to influence rural areas as well as the setting up the institutional framework would be difficult without defining the object...

A complex interplay of socio-ecological drivers of change exists at the different spatiotemporal scales affecting environmental degradation. This is a key issue worldwide and needs to be understood to develop efficient management solutions. One of the most applied theories in the regional...