Titlebook: Metzler Kunsthistoriker Lexikon; 210 Portr?ts deutsch Peter Betthausen,Peter H. Feist,Jürgen Zimmer Book 2007Latest edition Springer-Verlag

Conducive

Peter Betthausen,Peter H. Feist,Christiane Fork,Karin Rührdanz,Jürgen Zimmer strategically driven after 1990, but the foreign policy towards East Central Europe is one such policy area. In the core of the post-1990 German foreign policy towards East Central Europe were simply the normalization of the relations with the CE countries, and their stabilization and modernization

Crater

Peter Betthausen,Peter H. Feist,Christiane Fork,Karin Rührdanz,Jürgen Zimmert more balanced territorial development and, as a counterpoint, (3) the potentials of bottom-up initiatives and place-sensitive approaches to overcome current tendencies of polarisation. To each of these three issues, we directly link related conceptual and empirical contributions. Finally, we concl

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Obsequious

Peter Betthausen,Peter H. Feist,Christiane Fork,Karin Rührdanz,Jürgen Zimmerthe oil crisis and now the Mezzogiorno is the largest backward region within the EU-15. A huge amount of literature is devolved to find the main reasons why Mezzogiorno did not evolve like the rest of the country. In the paper I propose that the implemented policies were essential or critical in inf

excursion

Peter Betthausen,Peter H. Feist,Christiane Fork,Karin Rührdanz,Jürgen Zimmer structures and the economic base of their countries. Uneven patterns of development can lead not only to increasing polarisation and regional disparities, but give rise to a negative structural effect hindering the ability of lagging regions to upgrade. The question of . remains widely unanswered a

Crumple

Peter Betthausen,Peter H. Feist,Christiane Fork,Karin Rührdanz,Jürgen Zimmerus show a country with an old age dependency ratio of 28.9, well above the EU27 average, an index of renewal of the active population close to 94.34, and a declining proportion of young people. The 2% population growth between 2001 and 2011 was possible due to the increase of foreign citizens in Por