… We will study the quality of life of the inhabitants of Poland’s regional capitals and the level
of endogenous functioning of these cities using a taxonomic method of describing the ideal …

… regions with the highest quality of life, II — regions with high quality of life, III — regions
with low quality of life and IV — regions with the lowest quality of life. In 2010 and 2015, their …

… ensuring a high quality of life and achieving sustainable … in Poland were evaluated in terms
of various criteria, which made it possible to determine their ranking and level of quality of life …

… Poland’s accession to the European Union created new … and quality of life. Nevertheless,
there are still comparatively large social and economic differences among Polish regions. The …

… and local level institutions do play an important part in regional development in Poland, …
forty nine regions of Poland. Four categories of communes were sampled: regional capitals (a …

… study (MROW),Footnote 2 which obtains statistical information that is not published by
Statistics Poland (GUS), on all Poland’s municipalities and drawn from many public institutions. …

… voivodship with the average condition of the four capitals’ stock in Poland and the European
Union (Table 1), we notice that the region has a distinct deficiency of manufactured and …

… In Central and Eastern Europe, the level is the lowest, but the region is very heterogeneous.
Slovenia, Czechia and Slovakia have values close to the European average, while Poland …

… Up until the reunification of Poland following World War II, these three regions were
exposed to very different political and administrative cultures. In the area of western, west-northern, …

… Lubuskie is also one of the least populated regions of Poland (1,024,000) and has one of …
’ stock in Poland and the European Union (Table 2), we will notice that the region has a distinct …