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Formy oddziaływania władz gminnych na rozwój agroturystyki na przykładzie gminy Poddębice

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Karbowiak K.
Zagadnienia Doradztwa Rolniczego
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2013
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issue 4(74)
81-93
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Elaboration is to explore the importance of local self government in the process of agrotourism development. The paper presents instruments of direct and indirect impacts of the municipal authority the development of farm tourism and identified a number of advantages and use. The main role of local authorities is promotion of community trough a variety of instruments: media, internet, folders, newsletter and the like. Another group of action to be taken municipality this action in the field of infrastructure that will improve the state od community development and increase its attractiveness. Strangly limited by the possibility of financial support. Also plays on important role in tourism personnel training, theoretical knowledge and practical knowledge of the issues, able to deliver significant benefits in this area.
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REVOLUTION IN THE TOWN HALLS: THE FORMATION OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA, THE BATTLE FOR THE TOWN HALLS AND POWER TRANSITION IN THE MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES OF MORAVIAN TOWNS AFTER 1918

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Popelka P.
Mesto a dejiny
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2021
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vol. 10
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issue 2
55 - 85
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The study deals with the process of a power transition in Moravian nationally mixed towns after the First World War. The formation of Czechoslovakia was accompanied not only by the takeover of central political authorities, but necessarily also by a power transition at the regional level. The study takes particular note of the complicated process of the taking control of municipal councils in key Moravian towns, which were, until the formation of Czechoslovakia, in most cases under the decisive influence of the German bourgeoisie. Unlike in the Austro-Hungarian era, when the question of the composition of self-governments had been entirely in the hands of the local voters, the interest of the central institutions of the new state as well as of the political parties was now reflected in municipal affairs. In the process of the power transfer, the merging of municipalities played a very important role, being carried out in the post-war reality to serve as a means of solving the complex national-political situation in nationally mixed areas.
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