Miscellanea Geographica

This issue has been prepared thanks to support from the “Territorial reforms in Europe – a comparative perspective” Research Project. The Project was funded by the Narodowe Centrum Nauki (National Science Centre) in Poland, grant number 2017/26/M/HS5/00152. The idea for a joint issue of the journal emerged during discussions conducted during the seminar organized in Warsaw as part of the Project on 26-27 April 2019. The goal of the seminar was to discuss the processes and results of municipal territorial reforms in Europe in a comparative perspective. The authors of the articles published in this issue were recruited mainly from among the participants of that seminar.

Accès libre | 31 janv. 2021

From post-communist democratic laissez-faire to prevention of territorial fragmentation: tightening the rules of municipal splits in Central and Eastern Europe after 1990

Paweł Swianiewicz

Paweł Swianiewicz

  

Accès libre | 20 janv. 2021

Local Identity or Economic Benefits? The Municipal Splits in the Czech Republic

Jakub Lysek

Jakub Lysek

  

Accès libre | 29 janv. 2021

Reversing the Past. Municipal Splits in Slovakia After 1989

Peter Spáč

Peter Spáč

  

Accès libre | 17 nov. 2020

Municipal splits and hidden amalgamations in Hungary

Gábor Dobos

Gábor Dobos

  

Accès libre | 20 janv. 2021

Process of local government fragmentation in Croatia: From a big-bang to a status quo

Mihovil Škarica

Mihovil Škarica

  

Accès libre | 20 oct. 2020

Factors contributing to municipal splits in Slovenia

Irena Bačlija Brajnik

Irena Bačlija Brajnik

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Roman Lavtar

Roman Lavtar

  

Accès libre | 29 janv. 2021

Territorial fragmentation in post-communist Romania: the not so curious case of a de-amalgamation reform

Cristina Stănuș

Cristina Stănuș

  

Accès libre | 29 janv. 2021

Striving for a restitution of the former splendor? Reasons for municipal splits in Poland

Julita Łukomska

Julita Łukomska