Titlebook: Land Use Changes in the Czech Republic 1845–2010; Socio-Economic Drivi Ivan Bi?ík,Lucie Kupková,Jana Winklerová Book 2015 Springer Internat

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Land Use Changes in Selected Model Areas,ays, with emphasis on grain and other crops that require favourable soils and climate. Third, ?estlice is located near Prague adjacent to the main freeway, also in a quite fertile area. Due to the proximity of the capital city, however, the place has been recently much affected by suburbanization. I

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Conclusions,were among the crucial driving forces of land use changes. Regarding the most recent period (from 1990 onwards), a number of different concepts have been enforced (restitution of property seized by the Communists, privatization, etc.) and these have profound effects on land use patterns. Regional di

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Introduction,pecial emphasis on social, economic, political, and other “driving forces” of landscape changes. The main focus is put on land use/land cover changes in the Czech Republic (Czechia). Land use patterns are primarily studied at the national and regional levels; in some cases, detailed research is carr

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Land Use Research,ural environment. Practical applications of land use research are discussed, namely with regard to land management and policy and land use planning. Later, the history of land use in the world is outlined. Four scientists that contributed most to land use research in the past are mentioned. First, J

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Influence of Socio-Economic Conditions on Land Use, cultural driving forces; the importance of different types much depends on how developed the society is. The greatest attention is devoted to social driving forces as these were behind the land use changes over the last 200?years especially in Europe and North America. Different phases of the “Comp

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Data Sources and Research Methods,d Registry is mentioned as a primary source. Its long tradition spans almost 1000?years; from the second half of the eighteenth century Land Registry includes maps also. The so-called Stable Cadastre (data collected in the first half of the eighteenth century) presents an especially important source