Suburbanizacija i kvaliteta življenja u zagrebačkom zelenom prstenu - primjer općine Bistra

Lukić, Aleksandar; Prelogović, Vedran; Pejnović, Dane

doi:10.21861/hgg.2005.67.02.05

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“…Prvi geografski rad o tranziciji trgovine napisao je A. Lukić (2002). U tom radu Lukić daje prijedlog tipologije pojedinih oblika kupovnih centara s obzirom na veličinu i sadržaj te s obzirom na lokaciju.…”

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“…Cestovna čvorišta na rubovima grada i u gradu; IV. Lokacije uz industrijsku zonu i uz nju vezani tradicionalni trgovački sadržaji Zagreba (LUKIĆ, 2002, JAKOVČIĆ, SPEVEC, 2004, LUKIĆ, JAKOVČIĆ, 2004. Nedostatak je njihove tipologije lokacije novih kupovnih centara u tome da je u velikom dijelu primjenjiva samo…”

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“…The first geographical paper on transition of retail in Croatia was written by A. Lukić (2002), where he proposes typology of retail centres based on the size and functions of the centre and its location. The same typology was used by M. Jakovčić and D. Spevec in their paper "Shopping centres in Zagreb" and A. Lukić and M. Jakovčić in their paper titled "Location and function of hypermarkets and shopping centres in Zagreb" (JAKOVČIĆ, SPEVEC, 2004;LUKIĆ, JAKOVČIĆ, 2004).…”

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“…The same typology was used by M. Jakovčić and D. Spevec in their paper "Shopping centres in Zagreb" and A. Lukić and M. Jakovčić in their paper titled "Location and function of hypermarkets and shopping centres in Zagreb" (JAKOVČIĆ, SPEVEC, 2004;LUKIĆ, JAKOVČIĆ, 2004). Their typology differentiates four basic locations of retail centres: I Central business district, II Locations in residential areas and suburban zones, III Major crossroads in the city and the fringe of the city; IV Locations in the former industrial zones in Zagreb traditionally used for retail (LUKIĆ, 2002, JAKOVČIĆ, SPEVEC, 2004, LUKIĆ, JAKOVČIĆ, 2004. The biggest lack of their typology is that it is fully applicable only in the case of Zagreb.…”

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Razvoj i funkcije kupovnih centara u Zadru

Jakovčić

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2017

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The paper deals with the development of retail centres in Zadar. Types of retail centres are classified on the basis of the type of business outlets and functions. Four main types of retail centres are: shopping centres, hypermarkets, specialized hypermarkets and shopping centres – hypermarkets. Typology based on the location of centres is also developed. Functions of retail centres are analyzed based on the results gathered by a survey conducted in two retail centres, namely City Galleria – Trgovinski centar Relja and Mercator centre.

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confidence: 99%

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Razvoj i funkcije kupovnih centara u Zadru

Jakovčić

Rendulić

2017

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“…The following decades brought numerous geographic studies on the topic (MacLaran, 1981;Oyebanji, 1982;Pacione, 1982a;1982b;1984;1990;2003a;2003b;Dale, 1987;Rogerson et al, 1987;Rogerson et al, 1989a;Rogerson et al, 1989b;Rogerson, 1995;Rogerson et al, 1996;Rogerson, 1999;Morris et al, 1988;Helburn, 1982;Cutter, 1985;Pierce, 1984;1985as cited in Cutter, 1985Stimson, 1982;Eyles, 1990;1994;Lu, 1999;Ira and Kollar, 1994;Dzurova and Dragomirecka, 2000;Mee, 2002;Langlois and Anderson., 2002;Krevs, 1998;2001;Tiran, 2015;Cavrić et al, 2008;Šiljeg, 2016;Slavuj, 2011;2012a;2012b;2012c;2014;Dunning et al, 2008;Zolnik, 2004;Morrison, 2007;McCrea et al, 2005;McCrea et al 2006;Lukić et al, 2005;…”

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Kvaliteta života složen je i višedimenzijski konstrukt, preširok da bi se mogao opisati jednostavno, stoga je nemoguće razviti jedinstvenu definiciju. Postizanje konsenzusa u definiranju kvalitete života svakako komplicira činjenica da se tim konceptom bavi niz disciplina. Geografija, ekonomija, medicina, sociologija, psihologija, antropologija, filozofija, marketing nalaze interes u proučavanju određenih aspekata kvalitete života. U moru pristupa proučavanju kvalitete života specifično geografski doprinos nije lako razaznati, tj. nije lako odrediti u kojim bi aspektima proučavanja kvalitete života geografski pristup mogao biti najplodniji. Cilj je ovoga rada pojasniti odlike geografskoga pristupa u proučavanju kvalitete života kroz raspravu o nastanku i razvoju interesa za tu problematiku u okviru geografije te kroz prikaz teorijskih modela istraživanja.Ključne riječi: geografska istraživanja, kvaliteta života, povijesni osvrt, teorijski modeli Quality of life is a multi-dimensional and complex construct, too broad to be described in simple terms, and, as a result, it is impossible to develop a single, universallyaccepted definition thereof. Reaching a consensus for a definition of quality of life is complicated by the fact that this concept is dealt with by a host of disciplines. Geography, economics, medicine, sociology, psychology, anthropology, philosophy, and marketing all find areas of interest in investigating certain aspects of quality of life. It is difficult to clarify the specific geographic contribution from the veritable sea of approaches to investigating quality of life, i.e. it is not easy to single out the aspects of investigation of quality of life for which the geographic approach could yield the best results. The goal of this paper is to clarify the qualities of the geographic approach in investigation of quality of life through discussion about the appearance and development of interest for this issue in the framework of geography, as well as by demonstrating theoretical models and classifications of research. UvodKvaliteta života složen je i višedimenzijski konstrukt, preširok da bi se mogao opisati jednostavno, stoga je nemoguće razviti jedinstvenu definiciju. Cummins (1999) je uspio izdvojiti više od sto definicija kvalitete života, što taj pojam čini jednim od najnedosljednije korištenih pojmova u humanističkim i društvenim znanostima (Cummins i dr., 2004). Definicije kvalitete života variraju u velikom rasponu: od općenitih, poput "stupanj onoga što život čini dobrim ili kvalitetnim" (Bowling, 1997) ili "nužni uvjeti za sreću" (McCall, 1975), do specifičnih, poput "poželjni rezultat politika i programa" (Schuessler i Fisher, 1985). Neki autori čak ističu besmislenost potrage za jedinstvenom konceptualizacijom s obzirom na neodređenost pojma i varijabilnost načina i perspektiva kroz koje se o njemu promišlja (Stover i Leven, 1992;Bowling, 2002). Izgleda da jedini zajednički nazivnik među mnogobrojnim znanstvenim konceptualizacijama kvalitete života jest činjenica da se u koncept kvalite...

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Impact of Suburbanisation on Sustainable Development of Settlements in Suburban Spaces: Smart and New Solutions

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The aim of this article is to evaluate the impact of suburbanisation on the development of settlements with an emphasis on environmental aspects that need to be addressed in the process of extensive growth of municipalities in suburban regions. In the theoretical part, the article evaluates the processes of suburbanisation and their environmental impact. On a methodological level, municipalities in the suburban zone were first defined on the basis of driving distances. These municipalities were subjected to an analysis of the intensity of residential suburbanisation by calculating a multicriteria indicator from five selected criteria. In the second part of the analysis, a questionnaire survey of mayors was carried out in the particular municipalities. The responses were evaluated using the Likert scale method, and then statistically significant dependencies were sought among individual phenomena and environmental problems which need to be solved by the municipal management due to the growth of municipalities. It was found that the mayors consider changes in the landscape character to be among the most significant impacts of suburbanisation in the territory. A change in the rural character of municipalities because of the construction of urban-type houses is perceived as being very problematic. Another serious problem is the insufficient capacity of technical infrastructure such as sewerage and waste-water treatment. The costs of ensuring the quality of the environment and of public spaces, which are, in many cases, beyond the economic possibilities of municipalities, are also increasing significantly. The article also includes specifications of selected smart solutions and procedures that can help preserve the quality of the environment.

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Suburbanizacija i kvaliteta življenja u zagrebačkom zelenom prstenu - primjer općine Bistra

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Razvoj i funkcije kupovnih centara u Zadru

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