Impoverished, indebted, and underdeveloped at the close of World War II, Romania
underwent dramatic changes as part of its transition to a centrally planned economy. As with …

Rural regions and rural societies in the Central and Eastern European member states of the
European Union (NMS10) are generally believed to be the biggest losers of the …

The complex transitional process of the central and eastern European countries from the
centrally-planned economy towards the market economy has been characterized by …

Conclusions Despite the efforts undertaken by the Bytom Municipality in the last 15 years to
rebuild the town's economic base and strengthen its capacity to keep and attract new …

Since EU accession, the transition and resilience of CEE regions have shown a general
improvement in economic, technological and environmental terms. However, paths of …

Abstract The Danube Region, perhaps the most complicated formation of the European
continent, is based on physical geographical factors (the Danube, the river's catchment …

The aim of the paper is to point to the mutual linkage between the changes in the extent and
directions of the commuting flows and contemporary changes in the economic structure of …

In this paper, analysis of the social, economic, and non-economic factors affecting
development of small and medium regional industrial towns was studied. The research goal …

Abstract Changes in Hungary's political and economic system in the year 1990 led to the
emergence of the Hungarian market economy, as well as to a significantly higher …

This chapter deals with the regional dimension of migration and labour markets in CEE. After
1989, CEE became a new and important source of immigrants to the EU15, increasing in the …