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J. Reichling,K.-H. Horz,U. Ohlenmacherlding with SADC elites behind the scenes; collective action sanctioned by a shared communiqué instead of a collective people’s declaration. Southern African civil society networks interact within both formal regionalisms, where it legitimises the existing status quo through cooperation, and with sel

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I. K. A. Freer,J. R. Matheson,D. J. Robinshas a strong framework of involvement of civil society, but operationalisation is still problematic for a number of reasons among stakeholders. SADC should institute measures to operationalise Article 23 of the SADC Treaty and develop a policy on how it engages civil society in pursuance of the trea

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J. Carrier,N. Chauret,R. Neufeld,J. Archambault depressed regions such as the Appalachia Regional Development Program development in the United States. Industry decentralization programs also were used in attempts to relocate industry to regions in decline. For example, in the United Kingdom the government was active in assisting old industrial

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J. F. Finnie,J. van Stadent of methodologies to measure and monitor regional economic characteristics such as industry sectors, employment, income, value of production, investment, and the like, using both quantitative and qualitative methods of analysis, and focusing on both static and dynamic analysis. The ‘father of regio

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N. Inagaki,M. Okadants on-going and unforeseen risks and new challenges which continue to confront and impact nations around the globe and the regions and localities within them. Regions need to be fast and flexible and agile in order to be not only expe- tiously adaptive to change, but also to be proactive in develop

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T. Wozniewski,G. Franz was followed by a discussion of the emerging focus during the 1990s on the concern with achieving sustainable development. Finally, we proposed a conceptualization of an enabling planning framework for approaching regional economic strategy formulation..Reference was made also to a number of tools

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W. van Uden,N. Pras,H. J. Woerdenbaggregation enabling those types of data to be linked with land use data and the land requirements for economic activity and housing and with transportation and other spatial infrastructure and services provision. This permits the development of SDSSs which can be used by both researchers and policy a

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C. E. Hansennts on-going and unforeseen risks and new challenges which continue to confront and impact nations around the globe and the regions and localities within them. Regions need to be fast and flexible and agile in order to be not only expe- tiously adaptive to change, but also to be proactive in develop

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A. Ikuta was followed by a discussion of the emerging focus during the 1990s on the concern with achieving sustainable development. Finally, we proposed a conceptualization of an enabling planning framework for approaching regional economic strategy formulation..Reference was made also to a number of tools