Intermunicipal Cooperation

Dollery, Brian; Kitchen, Harry; McMillan, Melville; Shah, Anwar

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-36725-1_9

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“…State of the art, including publications as Banaszewska et al (2021), Bel and Sebő (2021), Casula (2020), Dollery et al (2020), Florida et al (2020), Osman et al (2020),…”

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confidence: 99%

Selected Mesoeconomic Indicators of Regional Development in Poland Based on Intermunicipal Cooperation

Klus¹,

Wanat²,

Potkański³

et al. 2021

ERSJ

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Purpose:The aim of the study was to identify the mesoeconomic determinants of regional development in Poland based on intermunicipal cooperation. Design/Methodology/Approach: The research used analytical methods, including the local development index, determined for Polish local government units (municipalities) in 2008 , subsequently evaluated in 2015 programming the inter-municipal cooperation model, the method of diagnostic survey, comparative and descriptive analysis was applied. Findings: There is need for a way of regional development modeling based not only on competitiveness indicators (such as the aggregate Local Development Index), but also on a paradigm of partnership and differentiated cooperation conditions in functional areas. Practical Implications: The Local Development Index can provide a starting point for programming alternative developments in the functional areas. At least two local development roadmaps can be used in practice. First, the idea of homogeneous areas development, programming the growth of socio-economic cohesion at territorial meso-level. Second, the idea for areas with natural spatial and settlement diversity, conscious maintenance of diversity.

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“…State of the art, including publications as Banaszewska et al (2021), Bel and Sebő (2021), Casula (2020), Dollery et al (2020), Florida et al (2020), Osman et al (2020),…”

Section: State Of the Artmentioning

confidence: 99%