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Types and Systems of Actors in Regional Development: Their Function and Regulatory Potential

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Blažek J., Hampl M., Blažek J. F. o. S., Hampl M. F. o. S.

European Spatial Research and Policy

2009

vol. 16

issue 1

Differentiation of actors derives primarily from the distribution of power and wealth in a society, and thus it has always played an exceptionally significant role. However, as a consequence of the hierarchical organisation of the society this differentiation was noticeably asymmetrical. The non-equivalence of partial subjects/actors of regional development has led to the understandable domination of ‘deterministic’ relations and the plurality of interests and then to the dominance of ‘competitive’ relations. Only gradually do interactions of a cooperative kind successively break through the growth of mutual interconnections, linkages and necessity of social elements and partial systems, and thus the increasing of organic nature of (geo)societal systems. This will be finally illustrated through the difference between ‘symmetric’ systems of actors in developed countries and the ‘asymmetric’ global system.

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Types and Systems of Actors in Regional Development: Their Function and Regulatory Potential