Regional growth dynamics in Central and Eastern Europe in the socio-economic and geographic context of a post-socialist reality

Ivanička, Koloman

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“…The City of Vukovar is a distinguished example of such development, given the level of its pre-war status and the extensive war-related destructions it has encountered. Its prolonged transition is not only connected to the consequences of war but also to its heavy industrialization before the war, which is in line with the findings from earlier studies (Bachtler et al 2001;Ivanička and Ivanička 2007;Bartlett et al 1996). Along with creating necessary conditions for the return of the displaced populations in terms of housing and communal infrastructure, post-war economic recovery has to be addressed with equal policy importance from the very beginning, as has been suggested by Maleković et al (1998).…”

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“…Empirical studies indicate that post-1990 economic growth was spatially selective, favoring metropolitan and western regions, thereby intensifying pre-existing disparities (Fazekas 1996;Nemes-Nagy 2000;Bachtler et al 2001;Romisch 2003;Petrakos et al 2005). Regions heavily industrialized during socialist times experienced the most severe declines, mainly due to the inability to restructure unproductive state-owned enterprises effectively in the early transition years (Bachtler et al 2001;Ivanička and Ivanička 2007). Crisis management efforts related to the industrial restructuring of regions overly reliant on traditional industries were less successful than in more prosperous regions (Szalavetz 2003).…”

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Revitalizing from Ashes: Economic Development and Business Resilience in the City of Vukovar

Puljiz,

Funduk,

Biondić

2024

Economies

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The paper examines a paradigmatic example of post-conflict economic development of Vukovar, Croatia. It represents a pertinent case study for localities encountering analogous challenges, most notably urban areas in Ukraine in the near future. The war that broke out in 1991 brought significant human casualties, population displacement, and extensive destruction of residential, social, and economic infrastructure. The completion of the peaceful reintegration of Vukovar into Croatia’s legal system in 1998 marked the beginning of the socio-economic revitalization process. The research scrutinizes the primary impediments and prospects for Vukovar’s economic growth, probing why substantial investments in reconstructing housing, transport, communal infrastructure, and fiscal incentives for businesses have not paralleled its economic performance. It concentrates on the local business climate and influential factors as potential explanations for this discrepancy. The topic was designed as a case study and was covered by document analysis, survey method, and semi-structured interviews. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach, the study collates perspectives from entrepreneurs and business support institutions. The results confirmed that reconstruction of housing and social infrastructure is necessary, but more conditions are needed for successful post-conflict economic development, and that the business climate in lagging local units highly depends on state- and locally designed business-support measures.

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Section: Economic Transition and Regional Development In South-east E...mentioning

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Revitalizing from Ashes: Economic Development and Business Resilience in the City of Vukovar

Puljiz,

Funduk,

Biondić

2024

Economies

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“…Informácie o geologicko-stratigrafickej a litologickej charakteristike územia, širšie definovaného ako niva toku Žitavy, preberáme súhrne z publikovaných prác (Ivanička a i. 1998;Vaškovský a i.…”

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Mobilita vybraných jednotlivcov pochovaných na keltskom pohrebisku v Dubníku, okr. Nové Zámky

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“…Loess forms part of the Quaternary Pleistocene sediments, while various fluvial and deluvial 52. Ivanička et al 1998. -Bakoš, Ferenc, Žitňan 2009.…”

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Boii

2016

Mitteilungen Der Prähistorischen Kommission

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Abstract:The analysis of the finds from the Oberleiserberg, Lower Austria, demonstrates the relations and contacts between the Danube region and areas inhabited by the tribes of the Taurisci and Scordisci. Some of these finds represent imports, others point to the spread of ideas or supra-regional stylistic influences. No other site of the La Tène culture north of the Danube displays such an extensive collection of finds pointing to close contacts with the Celtic south.

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Regional growth dynamics in Central and Eastern Europe in the socio-economic and geographic context of a post-socialist reality

Cited by 5 publications

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Revitalizing from Ashes: Economic Development and Business Resilience in the City of Vukovar

Revitalizing from Ashes: Economic Development and Business Resilience in the City of Vukovar

Mobilita vybraných jednotlivcov pochovaných na keltskom pohrebisku v Dubníku, okr. Nové Zámky

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