Wybrane koncepcje teoretyczne i doświadczenia praktyczne dotyczące rozwoju regionów peryferyjnych

• Authors: Grosse Tomasz Grzegorz

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Theory and Practice of Development of Peripheral Regions

• Languages of publication: PL EN

Abstracts

PL

Artykuł omawia problematykę rozwoju regionów peryferyjnych. Na wstępie porównane zostały teorie rozwoju endogenicznego i egzogenicznego. Przedstawiono również ewolucję koncepcji teoretycznych rozwoju endogenicznego. Z godnie z nimi władze publiczne mogą korzystać z zewnętrznych (egzogenicznych) czynników rozwoju pod warunkiem, że są one wykorzystywane do pobudzenia rozwoju wewnętrznego (endogenicznego). Na podstawie literatury teoretycznej zaproponowano dwie innowacyjne strategie rozwoju endogenicznego dla regionów peryferyjnych: (1) unowocześnianie zasobów endogenicznych oraz (2) budowanie nowego zasobu endogenicznego. Następnie rozważania teoretyczne przeniesiono na grunt europejskich doświadczeń praktycznych, tj. regionów peryferyjnych w Portugalii i Finlandii. Na zakończenie artykułu przedstawione zostały rekomendacje dla polityki publicznej wobec regionów peryferyjnych wschodniej Polski.

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The paper is devoted to the problems of development of peripheral regions. It contains a review of theories of endogenous and exogenous development and a description of their evolution. Based on this theoretical discussion two model strategies are presented: (1) modernization of endogenous potential and (2) building the new endogenous potential of a region. In its further part the paper focuses on the experiences of peripheral regions in Portugal and Finland. Finally it offers the recommendations for public policies in the peripheral regions of Eastern Poland.

Keywords

PL

regiony peryferyjne; rozwój endogeniczny; rozwój egzogeniczny; Portugalia; Finlandia; wschodnia Polska

EN

peripheral regions; endogenous development; exogenous development; Portugal; Finland; Eastern Poland

• Publisher: University of Warsaw - Centre for European Regional and Local Studies (EUROREG) and Regional Studies Association - Polish Section
• Journal: Studia Regionalne i Lokalne
• Year: 2007
• Issue: 1(27)
• Pages: 27-49

Contributors

author

Grosse Tomasz Grzegorz

• Instytut Spraw Publicznych

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