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PARTNERSTWO I PARTYCYPACJA NA OBSZARACH WIEJSKICH – PRZYPADEK LOKALNYCH GRUP DZIAŁANIA W WOJEWÓDZTWIE PODKARPACKIM

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Gąsior-Niemiec A.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2014
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issue 2(12)
80-94 (15)
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The paper is focused on the principles of partnership and participation in rural areas in contemporary Poland. The studied case involves local action groups (LAGs) estab-lished in the Subcarpathian Voivodeship in the period 2007–2013. Based on national and European legal frameworks that regulate the establishment and functioning of the LAGs, these organizations are required to implement the principles of partnership and participation as far as their structures and functions are concerned. The principle of partnership is premised, inter alia, on a specific obligation to include representatives of three sectors – public, economic and social – in the LAGs’ membership. The principle of participation means, among others, that the LAGs are expected to engage in the active recruitment of new members. In the paper the implementation of both of the principles is evaluated by analyzing the LAGs’ membership structures and their criteria of access to membership.
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NOWE MOŻLIWOŚCI ZASTOSOWANIA W POLSCE KONCEPCJI UCZĄCEGO SIĘ REGIONU

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Gąsior-Niemiec A.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2013
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issue 4(11)
19-32 (14)
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The paper explores some novel ways to use the concept of the learning region in Poland, following a change of the regional policy paradigm in the country. The concept of the learning region has been part of the European Union’s public policy resources since the early 1990s. Commonly, it is applied across EU Member States, including Poland, in the shape of regional innovation systems (RIS) and cluster-building instruments. It is argued in the paper that there are more ways to take advantage of this concept at the regional level, when focusing on the sphere of regional governance, which is related to the territorial approach recently introduced in the policy of local and regional development.
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