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A comparison of methodological guides for creating microregional strategies of Central European rural areas. Case study: Czech Republic
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| Original title: | A comparison of methodological guides for creating microregional strategies of Central European rural areas. Case study: Czech Republic |
| Author: | Jakub Trojan |
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| Citation: | TROJAN, Jakub. A comparison of methodological guides for
creating microregional strategies of Central European rural
areas. Case study: Czech Republic. HUMAN GEOGRAPHIES – Journal
of Studies and Research in Human Geography, University of
Bucharest, 2012, Vol. 6, 1 (2012), p. 19 -24. ISSN 2067-2284.
doi:10.5719/hgeo.2012.61.19.Export BibTeX@article{985884, author = {Trojan, Jakub}, article_number = {1 (2012)}, doi = {http://dx.doi.org/10.5719/hgeo.2012.61.19}, keywords = {Microregion; Rural area; Regional development; Strategy; Sustainability; Czech Republic}, language = {eng}, issn = {2067 -2284},journal = {HUMAN GEOGRAPHIES – Journal of Studies and Research in Human Geography}, title = {A comparison of methodological guides for creating microregional strategies of Central European rural areas. Case study: Czech Republic}, url = {http://www.humangeographies.org.ro/}, volume = {Vol. 6}, year = {2012} } |
| Original language: | English |
| Field: | Earth magnetism, geography |
| WWW: |  Journal of Studies and Research in Human Geography |
| Type: | Article in Periodical |
| Keywords: | Microregion; Rural area; Regional development; Strategy; Sustainability; Czech Republic |
This paper discusses the complementarity of methodological guides dealing with microregional development in Central Europe. As an example, the Czech Republic framework has been selected. This study compares seven common methodologies written in Czech, which the author has divided into three groups, namely manual-like methodologies, semi-scientific texts and hybrid texts dealing with other complementary aspects. The result is a comparison of methodologies, their usage and implications for the practices of regional development. The paper also includes a brief analysis of sustainable development elements incorporated into the methodological texts. The final part outlines links to the four-capital model of regional development.
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